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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1981

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5

Photographer Rosenthal Retires After Iwo Jima Legend

Colleagues honor Joe Rosenthal at Treasure Island Navy base as he leaves the San Francisco Chronicle after 35 years. The AP photographer captured the Mount Suribachi flag-raising moment on Iwo Jima in 1945, earning a Pulitzer and becoming a symbol for the Marines.

San Francisco Joe Rosenthal Iwo Jima Rosenthal Marine Corps Arlington San Francsco Chronicle Treasure Island Navy Base 1St Marine Division Associated Press Guam Peleliu Allou Mount Suribachi San Francisco Chronicle

Monarchists rally as Canada debates future of crown

In Edmonton a surge of Monarchist activity defends the crown amid Trudeau's push to patriate the constitution and expand rights. Aimers, a Winnipeg headmaster, warns the premier could seek to dismantle Parliament and the monarchy, while Loyalist groups urge loyalty to Britain and fear a move toward a Canadian republic.

Great Britain Pierre Trudeau Canada United Empire Loyalists Domin Ion England Trudeau Buckingham Palace Elizabeth Morocco League John Aimers Aimers Winnipeg Spinttay Edmonton Stanley Schumacher House of Commons Dominion Britain John Aimer United States Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Record price paid for rare 1911 Canadian silver dollar

West Bloomfield Michigan AP Two Detroit area coin dealers paid 325000 for a 1911 Canadian silver dollar, the rarest 20th century coin. They expect its value to hit around 2 million in years ahead, with only two known copies existing and one already rejected at higher offers. The previous 20th century record was 160000 from 1979.

West Bloomfield, Mich Detroit Joseph Carlton David Hirschman Birmingham Carlton

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