Wife of Canadian ambassador hid Americans during Iran crisis
Patricia Taylor, wife of Kenneth Taylor, recounts the 11 week period in Tehran when she and her husband sheltered six U.S. diplomats and others at their ambassadorial home. She describes tense dinners, police scrutiny, and a plan to mislead guards, while noting her health strain and continued scientific work. The initial disclosures prompted a House of Commons recommendation for the Order of Canada for her.
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Four villagers died and a fifth was hospitalized after climbing Mount Salmet 11,312 feet seeking spiritual power. Two others who returned safe alerted authorities. A search team found the four bodies and the survivor Friday after they went up Thursday without gear.
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