Skiing in Lebanon Becomes High Fashion
Lebanon’s mountains emerge as chic ski resorts with gold plated ski poles and new lifts. Beirut hosts free centers near the Cedars, Faraya, and Laklouk, with European instructors, modern hotels, and stylish apres ski culture as tourism grows.
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David Lancashire
Associated Press
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Prosperity Surges as Population Grows slower than Economy
SAM DAWSON reports that the current business boom extends into its 62nd month with prosperity outpacing population growth. The article cites surging GDP, rising personal income, industrial output, and falling unemployment, alongside higher consumer debt and assets, painting a trillion-dollar economy by 1966 standards. Data cover 1961 through 1966, highlighting 34 percent GDP gain, 46.8 percent industrial output rise, and 68.7 percent profit increase. Names and sources include AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON and New York datelines.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Crash Injuries Fatal to Abilene Man
Wladyslaw Jidialis aged 60 of Abilene Kansas died in a Topeka hospital on Sunday five weeks after a two car collision near his home. Police said the crash occurred February 11 when he tried to turn into his driveway. His wife Alice sustained minor injuries. Jidialis was brought to Topeka February 12.
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Up-to-Date Work For British Soldiers
London AP reports Defense Secretary Denis Healey disclosed that two British soldiers were on the Duke of York's Steps near Pall Mall for too long. The army began using manpower there since the Napoleonic era, and the soldiers have been reassigned to more up-to-date duties.
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Today in History March 21 highlights through the years
On this date in 1621 the Pilgrim colony at Plymouth made its first treaty with the Indians. Other events include the Hatfield and McCoy feud ending in 1891, Mussolini recognizing Czechoslovakia in 1939, the Luftwaffe attack on Plymouth in 1941, and a 1946 bill for cradle to grave care. The list notes December, March, and April milestones and a Selma march in 1965.
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