The former US Army soldier,whose book empire began with “The GI’s Guide to Travelling in Europe” in the 1950s,became a household name for budget-conscious travellers. They made him a multi-millionaire.
“The Flying Milkman” David Stephens trained in Czechoslovakia with world-renowned gold medallist Emil Zatopek.
The Iraqi ambassador broke the news to the distraught princess,who asked the headmistress for the engagement ring she left in the school safe.
Graham Reade was an active member of the Design Institute of Australia from the mid-1970s.
Pioneering,award-winning urologic oncologist made significant contributions to medical science.
Queen Elizabeth said,“I’ll look out for you” as he set out to repair an overheated brake pad that was filling her carriage with smoke.
Ian Stephenson passion for protecting heritage became his life’s work,and will benefit Australians for generations to come.
“One guy dropped in on me,I got him by his wetsuit and pushed him into the rocks.”
“When you resisted,you were already a victor. You had already won.”
Miami hotel agreed to take Caribbean volunteers,but only if they entered by the back door.
The “master orchestrator’s” vast legacy includes some of the richest moments of American rhythm and song,producing Michael Jackson’s historic Thriller album among them.