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THE PRESS 160 YEARS is a series marking the launch of
The
The Press will revisit stories from every year of publication. An alpine tragedy was on the front page of
The Press on June 25, 1966. The headline read: “All Presumed Dead; Rescuer Killed.” The report began: “An avalanche near the top of the Otira slide, and fresh snow and slips on the Otira face, turned the epic rescue attempt on Mount Rolleston into a tragedy.”
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Members of rescue teams stand in a large hole dug in the snow to free the men trapped by the avalanche on Mount Rolleston.
altitude now none other than legendary explorer, peter mulgrew seen on an earlier flight. this is like a great new world and i m sure it is for all of you back there. because air new zealand s dc-10s never touch down many in antarctica during the eight-hour flight, pressure is on the pilots to descend only as low as possible. he was trying to show his passengers something for what they paid for. after all, this was a visual sightseeing flight. there s an expectation, that when you get on that airplane, expect that we re going fly down there and i m going to get to see the penguins and i m going to get to see the terrain and i m going to get to be a tourist and sightsee. but antarctica is as dangerous as it is beautiful. deputy police officer ted robinson is stationed at scott
the legendary antarctic explorer, peter mulgrew, seen here on an earlier flight. this is like a great new world and i m sure it is for all of you back there. because air new zealand s dc-10s never touch down in antarctica during the eight-hour flight, pressure is on the pilots to descend only as low as possible. he was trying to show his passengers something of what they paid for. after all, this was a visual sig sightseeing flight. this is an expectation that when you get on that airplane, i expect that we re going fly down there and i m going to get to see the penguins and i m going to get to see the terrain and i m going to get to be a tourist and sightsee. but antarctica is as dangerous as it is beautiful. deputy police officer ted robinson is stationed at scott base at the foot of mount
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