Arctic Weather Watchers. Washington: The World, the nations of Northern Hemisphere, stands in debt to the men--Canadians and Americans--who watch the weather from the five tiny, isolated stations deep in the Arctic, not far from the North Pole. Shown here, the Canadian flag blowing in the icy blast, is camp 200, far out on the permanently frozen Arctic Ocean, 250 miles from land, in 1967 file photo, These stations are operated jointly by the U.S. Weather Bureau and the Canadian government.

United Press International · [ca. February 1968]

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