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ger, trapped a week in the wil
derness by their snowed-in plane,
with the mercury dropping to 35
degrees below zero, were safe
yesterday.
Pilot Kenneth Oldham was
picked up by an Army helicopter
Tuesday night. Wednesday, Sgt.
Stefan J. Wiedemann, a military
photographer at Ft. Richardson,
was found eight miles from the
downed plane, with both feet
frozen.
Oldham, who had remained with
the plane in u lean-to they had
built, was flown hero. Wiedemann
was airlifted by helicopter lo
Gulkana.
The two left Chiatochina for
McCarthy a week ugo Tuesday in
a light plane equipped only
with wheels. They landed in the
Nahcsna Glacier area about 50
miles east of Nahesna Village.
They built a lean-to, Oldham
told his rescuers, and spent most
of the next several days In sleep
ing hugs In the freezing cold. A
flying friend of Oldham's, Fred
Frakes of Anchorage, s|>otted
both men from the air and
dropped sleeping gear and ra
tions to them.
Then Wiedemann started to
walk out. Frakes located him
about five miles from the downed
plane, and dropped snowshoes to
him.
Snark IVlisHile
Launched Across*
Atlantic From Cape
CAPE CANAVF.RAI., Fla.. I ft
— A sleek Snark guided missile,
the only U. S. weapon now ca
pable of flying intercontinental
range, blazed across the Atlantic
early yesterday.
luiunchfng of the tilt-foot mis
sile on what reportedly was a
3,000-mile halfway stmt and re
turn to the Cape, came in the
wake of the Army’s failure to
blast u balloon satellite Into
orbit.
Two high-thrust booster rock
ets dropped away in flames short
ly after takeoff and u powerful
turbojet engine roared Into ac
tion to carry the Snark over the
lengthy route.
The Snark, now in mass pro
duction, travels ut only flOO mph.
— very slow for a missile — hut
It has amazing accuracy.
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