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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1971

Page

4

Finnish hostess warns visitors about Finland’s charm

Ten years after the Finnish Travel Association’s founding, Mrs. Alec Tweedie notes Finland’s beauty and lakes, forests, and archipelago. Visitors are drawn to lake districts, timber rafting, and saunas, while a strong warning about the Finnish hostess cocktail shields travelers from hidden alcohol.

Helsinki Finnish ‘Travel Association Alec Tweedie Finland Aland Scandinavia Outback Dtarr Cerry Mannar Fins Jyyaskyla Finnand

Industrial Monterrey Defies Sleepy Town Image

Monterrey, Mexico, emerges as a major industrial hub with 1.8 million people, home to the University of Nuevo Leon, Monterrey Tech, and HYLSA steel mill. The city blends modern aviation links, a booming economy, and cultural assets like Ballet de Nuevo Leon, while still showing pockets of poverty amid rapid growth.

Monterrey Mexico Gulf of Mexico Mcmermy Mexico Cay Guadalajara Los Angeles Monterey California Mich University of Nuevo Leon Monterrey Technological Sositute Nlches Amiiions Hylsa de Mexico Steel Mill Otc Ang Palacio Federal Nuevo Leon Tna U.S University of Nuevo “Leon Yankee Stadium University of Mexico United States Europe Monterrey Tech Vanced Maxion Ballet of Nuevo” Leon Tak Cola de Caballo

Wasa Warship Draws Tourists To Stockholm Harbor

In Stockholm the wooden warship Wasa, sunk in 1628, is a top harbor attraction. Divers raised it in 1950 and archaeologists recovered about 16 000 objects from its mud filled hull. The ship, commissioned by King Gustav II Adolf, lies on a pontoon in an aluminum housing as visitors tour a museum preserving timbers and relics amid high humidity to prevent drying.

Stockholm Sweden Gustav the Royal Shipyard Stockholm Hissign Hald

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