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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1976

Page

8

Alaska voyage ends after 13,500 mile canoe trek

Hazards faced include an angry Louisiana alligator and towering river waves as Don Watson, 43, concludes a 13,500 mile journey in a 15 foot canoe. He started in Chattanooga and zigzagged from Tennessee to Alaska via Mississippi Ohio Tennessee Columbia Snake and Puget Sound routes before reaching Juneau.

Mississippi River Country Alaska Watson Tennessee River Chattanooga Tennessee Cumberland River Mississippi Ohio Minneapolis Minn White River Tulsa Gulf of Mexico Gulf Coast Key West Fla Atlantic Savannah Savannah River Augusta Snake River Idaho Snake Columbia River Portland Olympia Wash Pugent Sound

Five die as private plane crashes in New Jersey area

A single engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed near Jungle Habitat in West Milford killing five aboard including Louis Faber of Sayville New York and his passengers Michael Cavale and son Michael Jr John Furrevig and Charles Digiorgio. Police say engine trouble was reported before the crash.

West Milford Louis Faber Sayville N.Y New Jersey Faber Nairobi Ater Michael Cavale Smithtown Michael Jr John Furrevig Deer Park Charles Digiorgio Huntington Station

First American Diving Bell Searched Florida Wrecks in 1626

National Geographic traces a 680 pound bronze bell cast in Havana as the likely first diving bell used in the Americas. The device operated off Florida to probe wrecks of treasure laden Spanish ships sunk in 1626.

Americas Havana National Geographic Florida

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