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... Not Amelia Earhart The human bones and teeth found on the Pacific island of Saipan are not the remains of Amelia Earhart, the ÜB. flyer, and her navigator, Fred Noonan, according to Dr Theodore McCown. an anthropologist, in San Francisco. ...
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... for some reason, this week was a good week for flying. In 1919 Alcock and Brown did the first non-stop flight: in 10928 Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly the Atlantic and in 1910 the first Zeppelin airliner was launched—all between June 15 and 19 ...
... blc 1 5.15 YOU ARE THERE Highlights in American history The Mystery of Amelia Earhart” as told by CBS reporter Walter Cronkite. ■ 5.40 HECTOR'S HOUSE 5.45 NEWS 6.0 REPORTING SCOTLAND AND NATIONWIDE The Scottish News from Aberdeen. Edinburgh and Glasgow ...
... Energy 3.10 Sport on 2 (except VHP of God. which Joins Radio 1) in- 11.00 News. 11.5 The Search eluding Football. Motor For Amelia Earhart. Cycling, Show Jumping 12.00 News and Twelve Noun, and at 5.0 Sports Report. 12.55 Scottish News. 1.00 The One. 1.30 The ...
... Holday Sport (Grampian, 1.5) and “Bank Holiday Grandstand (BBC 1. 12.43) I m After a tea-time of Walt Disney there’s “Amelia Earhart” (Grampian, 9.0) with Susan Clark portraying the life of the young American flyer leading up to her attempt at an around- ...
... heads with embarrassment and the victory, some years later, which did much to restore lost Scots pride. Read, too, about Amelia Earhart’'s. historic solo flight over the Atlantic . .. and the plea that was made in 1927 to make car driving tests compulsory ...
... well-known American publisher, but she decided to retain her maiden name for official purposes. — Reuter. May 23, 1932 MISS AMELIA EARHART, fresh from her Atlantic flight triumph, set out on a new kind of adventure in London this morning. Arriving with nothing ...
... BBC 2 1.35 FLIGHT FOfl FREEDOM Loosely based on the life of flyei Amelia Earhart. director Ldthai Mendes's 1943 film stars Rosalind Russell as aviator Tonie Carter with Fred McMurray and Herbert Marshall as the two men with whom she becomes involved ** ...
... Earhart setback & AMERICAN aviation enthusiasts say they have found no proof to support their theory that Amelia Earhart crashed 52 years ago on a remote Pacific island while attempting to become the first woman to Dy around the world. However the In ...
... apparently entered through a gap in a window. : UNITED STATES: Searchers be eve they have found a piece of the aircraft that • Amelia Earhart was flying when she disappeared in the Pacific 55 years ago while J flying around the world. 1 UNITED STATES: Vice Presiden ...