Surfer's Symphony Lures Many To Barbados Shores
A travel feature extols Barbados as a British, self-governing island in the Atlantic, noted for its warm climate, varied hotels, and popular beaches. It compares Barbados favorably with nearby Guadeloupe and discusses cultural ties, hotels, water supply, and the island’s distinctive charm.
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Barbados
Bridgetown
Town Clings to Two Names In Georgia Hamlet
Statesville popularly called Statesville and Statenville officially, a referendum to rename to Statenville failed. The Georgia map reflects both names with Statesville in parentheses, leaving the town of about 500 residents with two designations.
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Statesville
Statenville
Georgia
Jet age brings Tahiti trip closer from New York to Los Angeles
A UPI report recounts a Pan American inaugural flight to Auckland and Tahiti, describing travel times from Los Angeles at about eight hours by jet and from New York around 14 hours, with time zone shifts and the South Pacific scenery as the jet crosses hemispheres. The piece notes a dawn approach to Tahiti and Moorea, the lush landscapes, and a brief stopover before continuing toward the society islands.
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Ocean
New York
Los Angeles
American Airlines
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Tahiti
New Zealand
AuckjJland
United States
Jan Ead
Pinpoint Society
French Polynesia
Moorea
Jong Q. Noe
Los
Angeles
Big Island offers hunting and fishing paradise in Hawaii
On Hawaii’s Big Island, Mauna Kea slopes host rifle and bow hunting for wild boar and bighorn sheep, with a year round boar season. Bird hunts run November to January with a mix of pheasants and quail. Fishing centers on Kana coast reefs and Pacific game fish, with charter boats from Kawaihae and all inclusive hunter packages at Mauna Kea resort.
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UPI
Big Island
United States
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Maw Kea
California
Rockefeller
Kea Beach
Kamlacre
Ene
Uela
Parker Ranch
United
Jeep
Red Hill
Kana
Kawaihae
Tanzania Targets Growth in Tourism with New Hotels
Tanzania plans a master expansion of tourist facilities in Dar es Salaam to raise annual visitors from 40,000 toward 80,000 by 1968. The National Development Corporation and National Tourist Board back three new lodges in Serengeti Ngorongoro and Mikumi plus hotels in Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar. Beach hotel projects and improved southern routes aim to broaden access, with U S Britain and West Germany among main source markets.
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Tanzania
Dar-esa
Hind
Peter D’arcy
Champney
Europe
Development Corporation
National Tourist Board
Sean
Seronera
Serengeti
Ngorongoro
Pame
Mikumi
Dar-es-Salaaim
United States
Britain
West Germany
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