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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1969

Page

2

Plan to Save Mustang Herd Moves Forward in Montana

An advisory committee to the interior Department outlines a plan to preserve wild mustangs, proposing a 100 head herd in a 2000 acre Pryor Mountains area of Montana. The effort includes improved water, limited tourist roads, and range management by the Bureau of Land Management. the group will study and implement practical parts.

Washington Interior Department Department Wayne Cook Colorado Piets University Velma B. Johnston Reno, Ney Annie Montana Pryor Mountains United States Bureau of Land Management Pryor Mountain Nevada Utah Colorado Wyoming Boyd L. Rasmussen

Climber Dies on Mt McKinley From Altitude Sickness

An unidentified climber Gary Cole 32 of Cody Wyoming died at the 17300 foot level near Denali Pass on Mount McKinley from pulmonary edema caused by altitude sickness. Park Superintendent George Hall said high winds kept climbers from descending as two others were afflicted but survived. This is the first fatal McKinley case since 1967 and recalls prior incidents involving Jacques Batkin the French climber.

Anchorage Alaska Mt. McKinley Gary Cole Cody Wyo Mt. McKinley National ‘Park George Hall Denali Pass Hall McKinley Jacques Batkin

Magnetic field collapse predicted by 3500 says scientist

A Canadian scientist predicts the earths magnetic field will collapse by the year 3500, allowing solar radiation to heat the planet. Dr B B Goodfellow director of IBM s Toronto laboratory announced the claim at the Canadian Public Relations Society annual meeting in Digby Nova Scotia.

Digby N.S B. B. Goodfellow IBM Toronto Canadian Public Relations Society

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