Body of climber found in ice on Mt Cleveland
Ray Martin twenty two of Butte Montana was identified as the climber found in melting ice after a six man search recovered his body from Mt Cleveland near the Canadian border where five companions perished months earlier during an attempted winter ascent. The group set out December twenty seventh nineteen sixty nine and vanished in harsh weather. An intensive search resumed with spring melt allowing recovery crews to probe the ice.
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Ray Martin
Butte
Mont. Martin
Mt. Cleveland
Canadian
Martin
Montana
Jerry Kanzler
Bozeman
James Anderson
Bigz Zor
Mark Levitan
Helena
Clare Pogreba
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Cugat Sues Club Owner Over 1986 Accident
Bandleader Xavier Cugat and his wife Charo sue Bimbo Diantolo, owner of Bimbo's 365, for 195000 alleging negligence in a San Francisco club accident on June 8 1966. Charo testifies she broke a wrist after slipping on stage and Cugat says the incident ended her concert guitar career.
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Xavier Cugat
San Francisco
Vic“Oso
Dizzy
Charo
Bimbo Diantolo
Foter
Cugats
Cuintolo
Cugat
Kennedy widow defends Ted on Chappaquiddick interview
Joan Kennedy says she believes Ted Kennedy told the truth about Chappaquiddick and declined to press him with questions. She notes confusion after the incident, praises his rescue efforts, and rejects the idea of pressuring him to run for president. She also expresses constant concern for threats to Ted’s life.
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Ted
Joan Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Ladies’ Rome Journal
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Miss Kopechne
Ted S
Jack
Bobby
Srs. Kennedy
Meaurse
Kennedys
Two Typhoons Threaten Filipinos
Two typhoons threatened the Philippines with Typhoon Olga near Surigao Province and Olga winds at 38 mph. Typhoon Pamela rode about 625 miles east with 72 mph winds and could affect the country within 44 hours, prompting weather warnings.
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Manila
Philippines
Surigao Province
Pamela
Pacific
Unionists Indicted in Donations Case
Washington reports eight Union officers and members charged in a federal indictment for contributing about 40,000 to 1968 political campaigns for Democrats and Republicans. The case names Union President Paul Hall and others, with conspiracy counts and possible penalties up to five years in prison and fines. Membership figures and broader details are cited from the Labor Department.
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Washington
UPI
She Srafarers Biternational Union
Froday
Unio
Robert Matthews
Lindsey Williams
Cat Vanner
Labor Department
SIU
Debt Ceiling Hike Passed by Congress
Congress approves a temporary debt ceiling increase to $398 billion and raises the permanent ceiling to $360 billion. The measure, passed by the Senate, now heads to President Nixon for signature. The temporary ceiling remains in effect until June 30, 1971, after which the permanent ceiling applies. The vote also defeats an amendment to block a $12,500 pay raise for Congress, bringing annual pay to $42,500.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Manny
Compress
First Lady Pat Nixon Tours Earthquake Zone in Peru
Pat Nixon toured the Peruvian quake devastated valley of Huaraz Benite area, meeting refugees and rescuers. She praised local efforts, saw ruins from a helicopter, and pledged relief aid including 40,000 huts and $20 million from Peace Corps workers.
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Lima
Peru
Pat Nixon
White House
U.S
Taylor G Belcher
Consuela Velasco
Seurat Masterpiece Sells for 1 Million at Christie’s
Georges Seurat’s Les Poseuses sold for 1 093 200 dollars to New York dealer Richard Feigen at Christie’s. The sale marks the highest price for a Seurat work, with the piece once owned by Henry P. McIlhenny and lent to the Barnes Foundation.
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London
Georges Seurat
New York
Christie's
Christie’s
Richard Feigen
Semrat
Seurat
Paris
Henry P. Mclhenny
Philadelphia
MeAhenny
Bonnie Wintersteen
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Court Aids Troubled Railroad
A federal judge issued two orders in Philadelphia to protect Penn Central, barring 10 banks from foreclosing for 50 million and allowing liquidation of another 50 million if needed. The orders aid restructuring as Penn Central seeks bankruptcy protection and trustees to oversee operations. Burlington Northern lender claims 2.5 million interline revenue may prompt broader action from other lines.
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Penn Central Railroad
Tne
Burlington Northern Railroad
Penn Central
Burlington Northern
Samuel B. Fortefg Baugh Dt
Pent Central
Burlingtop Northern
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Peace Corps
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