Word: travelled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sweatshirt for black leather boots and a Hans Brinker cap this spring, set out "to say what I feel," that is, an impression of "a decaying everywhere." Says he: "Society is so confused. There are triple roadblocks and detours wherever you go, and no one knows which road to travel." Viet Nam? "I know we have to stay there, but I don't know why particularly." The Bomb? "It's like a cloud hanging over me all the time...
...every city of 50,000 or more in the U.S. When finished, it will total only 41,000 miles of the nation's 3,600,000 miles of road, but will carry more than 20% of all traffic. It is a bit less than half complete, and to travel it now is to see the ideal when one is on some freshly built stretch with not a car in sight, and the obsolete when the sign says FREEWAY ENDS and the car is dumped onto a truck-jammed road bearing the telltale black-and-white shield that identifies...
...during the 1930s, but has also vastly expanded world trade and travel, knit together the free economies, and greatly enhanced the wealth of nations. It has brought some advantages to the U.S. as well. By pumping out its dollars, U.S. business has earned substantial profit, and the U.S. Government has earned prestige...
...ones be served at the White House and at all U.S. embassies, and by the use of Goldfinger posters to point up the balance-of-payments problem. The Government has also tried to get more tourists to see the U.S. first, but that drive has been a flop: tourist travel abroad is up 20% this year...
...basic techniques for survival in the desert: drink water whenever you are thirsty, no matter how large or small your water supply is (if it runs out, it runs out; your ultimate endurance is not ensured by rationing it); rest in the shade through the heat of the day, travel only by night; keep your clothes on to minimize loss of body moisture through sweating; devise some sort of distress signal to attract attention from...