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I I I Ways to Rome. In their battle to keep half a million seats a day filled, U.S. airlines also depend on a bewildering maze of cut-rate fares. An ordinary round-trip first-class seat, from New York to San Francisco costs $321.80, or 6.20 a mile, while...
With Surveyor's graphic pictures and clear telemetry before them, scientists were able to draw their firmest conclusions yet about the lunar terrain. At a Washington press conference, they announced that the moon's surface pre sented no great obstacles to a manned lunar landing; its consistency is...
As a result, the record number of Europe-bound travelers may have a hard time getting the flights they want. Passport issuances are running 14% ahead of last year, and advance transatlantic bookings are up 27% at TWA and 29% at Pan Am, with many weekday excursion-fare flights sold...
No one disputes Twain's lofty position in literature: he was a true original, unmistakably and incorrigibly American. But critics have endlessly speculated on the astonishing and unfathomable range of a man who could address himself to such disparate subjects as frontier humor (Roughing It), the adventures of youth...
As vaudeville shows go, it might have been conjured up by Ed Sullivan on an LSD binge. Right there onstage in living, quivering color, a formation of UFOs performed an aerial ballet. A chap in fluorescent lemon leotards wrestled with a space-age cobweb. Next came a drill team of...