Tahiti Faces Jet Age Invasion And Its Doubts
Aisles of jet planes soon reach Tahiti stirring worry among officials and residents. By July seven jets weekly could bring a thousand visitors, yet hotel rooms and infrastructure lag. critics fear tourism may ruin paradise while investors hesitate amid French policy and land ownership hurdles. The piece contrasts hardship and promise, noting rising bed capacity but limited hotel space and the allure of island life versus tourist traps.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Wallis
West Coast
Worl
Cook
Bougainville
Darwin
Stevenson
Gauguin
Melville
London
Nordhoff and
Hall
French Polynesia
Aime Grimeld
Bora Bora
Ing
North Africa
Cuba
Las Vegas
Miami Beach
Ten Year Newsmen Tendered Honors at Founders Day
Four longtime newspaper veterans were honored at the Central Ohio Founders Day Banquet of Sigma Delta Chi. Honorees included Bert Teeters editor of the Springfield News Raymond A Higgins editor of the Celina Gazette Joan E Sylvester editor of the Wellston Telegram and Gardner H Townsley publisher of the Lebanon Western Star and president of the Ohio Newspaper Association.
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Columbus, Ohio
Central Ohio
Sigma Delta Chi
Bert Teeters
Springfield News
Raymond A. Higgins
Celina Gazette
Joan E. Sylvester
Wellston Telegram
Gardner H. Townsley
The
Lebanon Western Star
Ohio Newspaper Association
Denmark Heiress Gets Pay Boost on 21st Birthday
Princess Margrethe of Denmark turns 21 and receives an automatic raise in royal pay from 75 000 kroner to 175 000 kroner annually. She will spend her birthday with friends in England where she studies at Cambridge University.
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Copenhagen
Margrethe
Denmark
England
Cambridge University
Cleveland State School Is Predicted By Ohio Leader
Dr John C Baker president of Ohio University forecast Cleveland will host a major state university by 1975 with enrollment between 15000 and 20000 He spoke at a Cleveland alumni dinner noting the need for centralized growth and technical institutes as branches for a larger university system The Gulf of Mexico is described as spanning 618200 square miles by the same report.
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Cleveland
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Athens School
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Middletown
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