Tourism surge and aging rail links reshape Korea's growth
South Korea reports sharp tourism gains with visitor numbers near triple since 1965 and air travel doubling. Construction booms as half a dozen modern hotels rise and more upgrades planned, while a separate feature notes explorers like May John Wesley Powell and veteran river journeys amid historic ventures.
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Customs officer dives to recover opium package
An Australian customs officer leapt 40 feet from the Norwegian freighter Hock Lee into Darwin Harbor after spotting a Chinese seaman throw a small package overboard. He recovered the parcel which later tested positive for opium.
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