Briton Finds U S to Be Just His Cup of Tea
A British reporter Tony Bradley and several hundred Britons visit Atlanta under the Friendship Force exchange. Bradley notes Americans are courteous, cafes are orderly, and the Capitol is accessible. He tours Georgia Tech and Georgia State, visits Plains, and observes media in the statehouse.
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Kippers Replace Grits as Georgians Visit Newcastle
About 380 Georgians join Friendship Force exchanges with Newcastle area residents. They stay with hosts, compare Southern and Geordie life, learn about dialect, food and currency, while hosts sample Southern dishes and hospitality.
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Carter card may miss White House anniversary
In Newcastle England 1AP the Carter's 31st wedding anniversary nears as Allie Smith, Mel Carter's mother, tours Head Post Office while postal delays threaten the card's arrival in Washington. She, age 71 and retired postal clerk in Plains Georgia, explains busyness and exchanges with postal staff over stamps.
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