Gunboat of Benedict Arnold Found in Lake Champlain
A 54 foot Revolutionary War gunboat linked to Benedict Arnold has been located upright at the bottom of Lake Champlain after 220 years. Preserved in cold depths, the vessel remains largely intact with mast and bow features visible. Researchers weigh whether to raise the ship, as sonar images confirm an Arnold fleet survivor.
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Cousteau Mass Draws Huge Crowd in Paris
In one of France's largest memorial services in decades nearly a thousand people gathered at Notre Dame for Jacques Cousteau's funeral mass. President Chirac attended with family officials and mourners as Archishop Lustiger hailed him as the poet of an inaccessible reality and a defender of oceans. The service, broadcast live, lasted about an hour and drew thousands nearby.
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