Deletion of Keith Sapsford

Comment: Prodded improperly without a valid rationale.   does not say to delete anything – its point is whether to focus on the incident or the individual.  This incident is certainly notable because there has been continuing coverage over 50 years.  It happened in 1970 and so there was naturally detailed coverage at the time.  A decade later, it is detailed in ''Photojournalism: The Professionals' Approach''.  Another decade later and it is detailed in ''Picture Editing & Layout: A Guide to Better Visual Communication''.  Another decade later, it's in ''Trapped''.  And then 50 years later, it's in the press  such as the ''https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/stowaways-bad-idea-tragic-story-behind-falling-boy-photo-that-shocked-sydney-and-the-world/SDLNOL3DEIXDOOGTLGPVHJQ4PI/ NZ Herald''.  Someone creates an article and it is prodded for "uncontroversial deletion" with a nonsensical rationale.  Our actual applicable policies include , ,  and 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO1E||WP:ATD||WP:BITE||WP:NOTPAPER||WP:PRESERVE)

Comment: easily meets .   The coverage of the incident in 1970 was picked up by the Associated Press, and the short article and accompanying picture were redistributed worldwide, mostly on page 1, from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin (23 Feb 1970, page 1), to the Ottawa Journal (23 Feb 1970, page 1), to the San Francisco Examiner (23 Feb 1970, page 1).  Then many newspapers had end-of-year "best photo of the year" sections, re-covering the event, like The Cincinnati Enquirer (3 Jan 1971, page 4-J), Fort-Meyers News-Press (12 Jan 1971, Page 6), and so on.    More coverage appeared later, including The Age (Melbourne, Australia, 10 Jul 1973, page 5).  Then in 1975, the AP ran with another piece on the incident that was also republished throughout the world over the coming months, like the Detroit Free Press (2 Mar 1975, page 15), Boston Globe (10 Nov 1975, page 2),  The Cincinnati Enquirer (21 Dec 1975, page G-3), and so on, and I'm just randomly picking from a few of the many, many global newspapers that picked up this story throughout the years, and I only searched newspapers
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)