Word: tourister
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last week, in the hope that Russia might unbend to admit Americans to forbidden Soviet cities, among them Vladivostok and Sevastopol, the U.S. decided to allow any Russian tourist who could scrape up the kopecks to enter such once barred territory as the state of Massachusetts, most of Tennessee, and the cities of St. Louis, San Diego and Las Vegas. But the 400-odd Soviet diplomats and journalists in the U.S. will still be confined to the environs of New York City and Washington, D.C., just as their U.S. counterparts are still ordinarily confined to a few Russian cities...
...more than 700,000 abortions reported annually in Japan, a small but increasing number-one Tokyo abortionist puts it at something less than 1,000-are performed on American women. Though the trip itself is expensive ($783 for a round-trip tourist ticket from Los Angeles), the operation may cost no more than $15. Last week's traveler was only seeking the same solution that a couple of million American women a year stay home to find...
...school, and is being razed to become part of the campus of a girls' college. Ochre Court, built in 1888-91 by Ogden Goelet, is a Roman Catholic women's college. The Breakers, built by Cornelius Vanderbilt and Belcourt, the house of Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont, are tourist attractions; The Breakers draws some 50,000 curious trippers a year at $1.75 a head...
...most pleasingly instructive art exhibition that the U.S. tourist can turn off the turnpike to see this summer is on show in Allentown...
...bargain hunters gathered so rapidly that the police were obliged to throw up barricades to keep traffic moving, and fire marshals let latecomers into the store only as other shoppers left. Since this smashing debut, Korvette's Fifth Avenue has become one of Manhattan's foremost tourist attractions-and the name of publicity-shunning Eugene Ferkauf is beginning to be nationally known...