French Winemakers Have Their Problems Too
Pierre Nicolas runs one of France’s largest wine businesses from Charenton near Paris. The firm ships 400 000 gallons daily, ages select lots, and operates 406 retail shops with 1 100 concessionaires. Beer rising, bottle deposits, and empty bottles challenge sellers while Nicolas experiments with plastic packaging and waxed cartons.
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New York Times
Charenton
France
Pierre Nicolas
Nicolas
Paris
Pierre Nicholas
Bercy Conflan
Seine
Dunkerque
Lyon
United States
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Globe trek by train and ship begins with British clerk
Alan Gilbert a 28 year old clerk for the nationalized British rail system starts a world journey using only trains and ships. He aims to travel as far as practicable by rail and sea, beginning from Bournemouth England via sea.
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Bournemouth
England
Alan Gilbert
British Rail
Chatterbox notes and reunion plans at Decatur High
Chatterbox reports a reunion for former Cooper Wells employees set for Aug 29 in Decatur High School cafeteria from noon to 5 PM with a bring your own picnic. A child’s view of Walt Disney’s The Million Dollar Duck and a Tokyo columnist’s hot dog lament frame a week of media and restaurant industry chatter.
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Cooper Wells
Decatur High School
Moppet
Walt Disney
Tokyo
S. J. Barnes
McDonald's International
Japan
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