In which language did exceptions first appear?

I first came across exceptions with ADA 83. As far as I know, the designers of ADA invented the concept of exceptions. Is this true, or did any programming language that came before use exceptions too?

Solution

According to c2.com's Ground Breaking Languages page it was PL/I.

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