Mexico Tour Offers Rich Diversity and Contrasts
Rene Thompson reports from Mexico City and surroundings, noting European influence in the capital, the Palace of Fine Arts, crowded peasant markets, and street vendors. The piece contrasts wealth and poverty, describes Taxco’s mountain streets, animal-haunted markets, and bougainvillea vistas along with a vivid street scene of pigs and bargaining.
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Mexican Churches and City Sights in Historic Mexico
Native Catholics dominate Mexico's churches and cathedrals built largely by Khanil labor with intricate decor. The Cathedral of Guadalupe near Mexico City awes visitors as organ tones echo through the twin domes. The article notes siesta culture, touristic travel tips, and cautions on drinking water while highlighting the Popocatépetl volcano and a tangent about New Mexico.
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Dangerous Dream After Narrow Escape In Kelso
In Kelso Washington on March 3 motorcycle patrolman Marvin Hishop survived a traffic accident with no injuries. He then dreamed of the crash, tossing in bed and knocking over a lamp which injured his mouth.
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