National Geographic: Vol. 141, No. 5, May 1972 (Official Journal of The National Geographic Society, Vol. 141, No. 5)

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Abercrombie, Thomas J. (March 1970). "Japan's Historic Heartland Hosts Expo '70". National Geographic. Vol.137, no.3. p.295.British commercial diver Robert Taylor vomited and drowned while SCUBA diving from the drill ship Britannia to conduct routine maintenance in the North Sea. [3] Irwin, Colin (March 1974). "Trekking the Frozen Northwest Passage". National Geographic. Vol.145, no.3. p.295. Instead, the two have remained friends. Smolan is married with two children, and has published a series of photo books with his wife, Jennifer Erwitt. He reflects that traveling with Davidson—and having to make tough choices about covering and becoming involved in her story—ultimately changed his career. Later known as the " Watergate burglars", a team associated with the Committee to Re-Elect the President, failed in its first attempt at wiretapping the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex. [94]

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