Problems Arise In Aim To Curb Tourist Dollar
New York AP report on stalled efforts to cut the travel deficit by 500 million as 1967 figures show Americans spend abroad while foreigners spend on the United States. Measures like travel taxes face Senate debate. peak season runs May to Sept 28. Passport applications rise 30 percent. business travel remains under 10 percent. Cooperation from industry lowers fares and hotel rates to attract foreign visitors, with potential gains of up to 100,000 tourists. Canada’s Expo draws Americans and some Canadians may visit the U.S. this year.
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UN Hopes To Wind Up Assembly In 23rd Session
The United Nations General Assembly planned to end its 23rd session in New York with votes on a nuclear nonproliferation treaty and condemning South Africa’s rule in South West Africa Namibia. The session, begun September 19, recessed December 19, and resumed April 24, included a compromise on Southwest Africa and a draft council action to compel South Africa to surrender control.
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