Outback Australia Intense Rugged Center Becken
A travel feature on Australia’s Outback highlights the Center from Alice Springs to the coast. It portrays rugged terrain, vast mineral wealth, and pioneering people facing harsh conditions with modern transport and mixed old frontier vibes. Visitors glimpse Alice Springs, cattle tasks, helicopters, and four wheel drive culture.
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Alice Springs
Australia
Rielbourne
Brisbane
Sydney
Adelaide
Perth
Outback
United States
Palm Valley
Kamatie Devils Marbels Park
Standley Chasm
Pacific Areas Travel Association
Post Street
San Francisco
Calornia
French Grumbling Over De Gaulle's Economic Drive
French businessmen criticize anti inflation steps slowing profits while workers in state runs press for higher wage gains. Allies and domestic factions object to De Gaulle's five year program including 11 billion for thermonuclear weapons. Inflation spikes, taxes rise, and state wage protests loom as the economy cools, with car sales and retail figures slipping amid credit freezes and price controls.
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France
de Gaille
Charles de Geulle
Fontani
de Gaulle
South America
Thepublic
Feverish Building Spreads Tourism in East Europe
IAIN MACDONALD reports feverish construction of hotels and nightclubs across Eastern Europe as Czech, Bulgarian, and Romanian authorities try to expand tourism. shortages, poor roads, and limited gas threaten Western visitors, while governments push private credits and spare bedrooms to meet a record summer influx.
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Fous
Tatras Tehol
Munich
WPS
Therto
Black Sea
Thel
Czechoslovakia
Broo
Oslovakia
Bulgar
Moscow
Europe
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
East Europe
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Historic Planes In AF Museum Showcased
An aging B29 named Bockscar sits on a ramp at the Air Force Museum near Wright-Patterson AFB, among about 70 historic aircraft. The facility bills itself as the world’s largest military aviation display, spanning the Wright Brothers era to the aerospace age.
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Faurgorn
Ghin
UPI
Air Force Museum
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Nagasaki
Japan
Air Force
Eddie Rickenbacker
Junkers Jug
William F. Curry
Wright-Patterson
George
Douglas
New Orleans
Mark Sloan
Wright Brothers
Army
Air Corps
United States
Ra Kum Suk
Brazilian blind books pioneer gains world reach
Mrs. Nowill, leader of the Brazilian foundation for the blind, recounts the drive to print Braille Portuguese books and train teachers. The nonprofit, funded by private gifts and public funds, now aids Brazil, Angola, and Portugal with rehabilitation centers and reading materials, while building a global network to prevent blindness.
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Weumgs OP Yunnel Ayu Equipment
Portuguest
Brazil
Angola
Partucal
Nowill
Foundation
Helen Keler
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Stephanie Wise
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Sanctuary
Melbourne
Rugged Outback
Phil Newsom
Abely
Conde
Allis Springs
Iain MacDonald
Worldwide Press Service
Italy
Latin Books Project
Edward H. A. Nowill
Athore
New York
Tica
Otters
Alexandria Stailoti
Latin-America
MacDonnell Ranges
Lane Bryant, Inc
Dorina de Geneva Nowill
Crossroads Africa
Inc
Alwentun
Ayers Rock
Crossroads
Prograrnlean Foundation For
Prograrnlean Foundation For the Blind
Stady Education
Peora Reenter Et Everest
Free World
Adriatic
Bulgaria
Gelder Sands
Sunny Beach
Tumantia
Poland
Carpathians
Tatra Mountains
Danube
THE
Daily Review
Hagen
Fagin
O'Toole
the Daily Review
Alameda County
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