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Travel by tube

A beer-can regatta was held yesterday in Darwin, which locals claim is the beer-drinking capital of the world. The people of Darwin regularly drink an average of 52 gallons of beer a year each. So it was decided to put some of the surplus cans to good use and hold a regatta with boats made of beer cans. There were 60 entries, each containing about 1000 cans. — Darwin, June 17. Ndugo-hood

All titles in Tanzania, including “Minister” and “Excellency,” have been replaced by “Ndugu”—or “Brother” — according to a government decree, which the Government says is designed to stamp out the “disease of oomposity.” — Dar Es Salaam, June 17.

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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33563, 18 June 1974, Page 17

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Travel by tube Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33563, 18 June 1974, Page 17

Travel by tube Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33563, 18 June 1974, Page 17

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