Egyptian Tourism Drops Cairo Hotels See Winter Relief
Cairo faces a rare hotel vacancy as Egypt records a 10 percent fall in tourist entry. Analysts cite Europe’s recession Middle East unrest poor hotel services and weak hard currency for ads. Officials eye 300 million yearly gains from tourism but priority stays on industry and agriculture.
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Philadelphia lawmaker seeks health warning on liquor labels
Harrisburg reports that Rep. Bernard M. Gross a Philadelphia Democrat proposes a 12 word health warning on liquor labels sold in state stores The warning would state Caution: The consumption of liquor or alcohol may be hazardous for health The bill aims to reduce drinking harms and save lives on highways and at home
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Italian Farmers Needed
Italian Parliament seeks ways to keep youth on farms as migration to cities rises. Farm employment fell from 8.5 million to under five million in 15 years, with two bills proposed to encourage stayers. One would grant a fidelity prize and allow the only son remaining on a family farm to acquire 3 percent of property yearly.
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Lumber Plant Employee Killed at Mitchell Saw Mill
Walter J. Emory age 58 of French Creek New York was killed Tuesday at Mitchell Saw Mill Co in Erie County Pennsylvania when his clothing caught in a drive shaft pulling him into machinery.
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Young farmers urged cooperatives to modernize farms
A proposal links retirement pensions for elderly farmers with inheritance for the young. It envisions the young taking over properties and joining cooperatives to modernize farm operations, aiming to ensure continuity and efficiency in agricultural practice.
Guam Officials to Attend White House Dinner With Johnson
Guam Governor and Mrs Manuel Guerrero depart for Washington to join President Johnson at a White House dinner. Afterward the Guerrero party will travel with the presidential entourage for the flight back to Guam where the President will hold conferences on the Vietnam war.
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Twiggy's Cinderella Rise From England To New York Fashion
English teen Twiggy, 17, becomes a worldwide sensation as she gears up to launch Twiggy dresses in American shops. She seeks support from Prince Philip after initial Foreign Office hesitations and plans a flight to New York to film covers, with manager Justin de Villeneuve handling business and Twiggy crediting her home background for appeal. Her finances and timing reflect rapid early success and a wary view of flying.
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