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Over Labor Day weekend, Twin Falls, Idaho, held a 50th anniversary celebration of the September day in 1974 when Evel Knievel tried to jump the Snake River Canyon in a steam-powered rocket. Twin Falls ...

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Politics were put aside Sept. 8, 1974, and the presidential news did not take center stage. Instead, the focus was on Evel Knievel and his Snake River jump.

But the Snake River Canyon jump was doomed from the start. Knievel’s crew initially tested the jump without the stuntman in the rocket a couple of months before the official jump.

"Which I understand." In 1974, Knievel attempted the Snake River Canyon Jump, which is a quarter-mile-wide jump in Idaho. When during his jump, Knievel was unsuccessful, but ended up landing safely.

He didn't jump the Snake River Canyon to out-class Knievel. On the contrary, Braun's "return to Snake River Canyon" jump was intended as more as an homage than anything—not that that diminishes ...

Eddie Braun dedicated his Snake River Canyon jump to Evel Knievel. — -- Hollywood stuntman Eddie Braun is walking on air after successfully launching himself in a rocket over Idaho's Snake ...

On Saturday, Braun, 54, climbed into the cockpit of a rocket-powered shuttle and made the jump Knievel himself couldn’t: over the 1600-foot expanse of Snake River Canyon in Twin Falls, Idaho.