Hideaway Beach Haven Draws Wandering Youth to Mexico
On the Pacific coast near Tehuantepec, a remote sandy inlet hosts travelers seeking rest and escape from routine. Young nomads including Paula, Stan, Peggy, Ted, Henry, and Vic trade stories, plan future travels, and pay a few cents for hammocks and shrimp as they drift toward the next destination from the five thatch-roof shacks known as E Parai 80.
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On This Date In History April 11 1814 1913 1899
Notable events listed for April 11 include Napoleon’s abdication in 1814 and William and Mary crowned in England, Spain ceding Gibraltar in 1913, transfer of the Philippine Islands to the United States in 1899, a U.S.-Cuba line opened in 1921, Jackie Robinson appearing in major league baseball in 1947, Truman removing MacArthur in 1951, a 10 year UN funding dispute, a 5 year bomb shortage affecting Vietnam air operations, and Apollo 12 launch in 1969.
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Mutual Distrust Shapes Three South American Nations
Peru, Bolivia and Chile are wary of each other as nationalist regimes press varied paths. Gen. Velasco Alvarado leads Peru with a mixed economy, Gen. Torres governs Bolivia promoting revolutionary nationalism, and Chile's Allende pursues socialism with a broad Communist Socialist coalition.
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