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...merger gives Pan Am 2,502 extra route miles and an opportunity to capture 33% of the transatlantic traffic. Pan Am will now stop in ten additional cities in Iceland, Scotland, Germany, Holland and Scandinavia, will go to Paris and Rome within a month. With the help of the 18 four-engine airplanes (DC-4s, Stratocruisers and Constellations) that it acquired in the deal, Pan Am stepped up weekly transatlantic crossings from 22 to 29. Juan Trippe still did not think its 144-plane fleet big enough. To replace aging DC-4s on the South American run, Pan Am last...
...expect stated that he had been asked many times this summer in Scandinavia, "Why can't America follow the advice of Lie and welcome China into the U.N.?" He said he himself believed it would be "surely better" to recognize the Communists in China...
...thousand years ago the Vikings of Scandinavia sailed and rowed their great open boats across the seas to Normandy, Iceland, Ireland and America with no protection but that of a huge dragon's head prow. There were no insurance companies then to tell the Vikings that their ships were poor risks, no spoilsports to cry "careful...
...Royal Ballet, which now bows only to England's crack Sadler's Wells Company in Western Europe, was putting on a special 14-night summer festival. Danish balletomanes saw the full current repertoire of 21 ballets-most of them native productions* which are rarely seen outside of Scandinavia...
Eighteen months ago, she graduated from the caramel stage with a concert debut in her home town of Pesaro, began touring Italy, Scandinavia and Spain. This winter, Ettore Verna, a friend of her father's conservatory days, now teaching singing in Manhattan, arranged for Anna's first trip...