Italy drinks coffee as art in espresso bars
Rome, the world’s top wine producer, favors coffee as a national beverage. In bustling bars near the Pantheon such as St. Eustachio and Tazza D Oro, Italians savor espresso, cappuccino, and dozens of blends. The piece highlights timing, methods, and regional slang from morning to night, including roasts, ratios, and laced “corretto” drinks.
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Rome
Italy
Pantheon
St. Eustachio
Europe
United States
Carlo Fiocchetto
Tazza Coro
Latin America
Male Swimmers Win Equal Rights for Hair Dryers
In Seattle the University of Washington Board of Regents approved hair dryers for male locker rooms at the Intramural Activities Building. Six dryers costing $2,000 will be funded from student services and activity fees. The move follows women having dryers and aims to reduce health hazards like colds for long-haired students. The advisory committee for sports supported the decision.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Board of Regents
Coin Reincarnated By Medicine Man
In Conakry Guinea the Gizzi penny a long iron coin with a winged end and double tail is said to hold a soul. If damaged it must be reincarnated by a medicine man for a fee to restore its power. Such pennies can be forged by a blacksmith into tools like cutlasses or hoes.
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Conakry
Guinea
West Africa
Lumber from giant Douglas fir promises vast timber yield
In Oakland reports claim a single large Douglas fir can yield over 40 000 board feet of lumber. The note highlights exceptional size and potential value for local sawmills and builders.
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Oakland
Medicare Supplement Plus for Hoosiers 65 Plus
Twice yearly starting July 1 1972 Medicare Supplement Plus offers for Indiana residents over 65 with Medicare Parts A and B. High option 11.19 monthly Low option 7.99 with no waiting period and a $10 000 Major Medical plan. Apply now to receive membership materials and pay by July 1 1972.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
W. Market Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Medicare
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