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I’d go with the “other specialists” in 1969.. I suspect that the Arctic actually grew over the next decade.
Woman dies from waters in Hansens’s warm Arctic:
73-year-old spent 8 minutes in freezing water before being pulled from icy seas
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42697865/ns/travel-news/?GT1=43001
The ice probably moved further North than the North Pole!
We can see those Great Ice Sheets today! RIGHT? 😉