Why Are Britons So Frosty About Hospitality Abroad
The London Observer report contrasts British hospitality with French and American norms. It notes Britain as a booming tourist nation drawing two million visitors yearly while many guests find limited home access. The piece cites welcome gaps, slower hospitality, and the contrast with American sociability.
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Paris
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Trafalgar Square
America
Emergon
the Queen
Scientist Hampers Carson View on Herbicides and Starvation Risk
Dr. Fritts Went of the Missouri Botanical Garden argues that reducing chemical weed killers could threaten global food supply, claiming weeds would take up to 50 percent of productive land if herbicides were halted. He concedes Carson is right about misuses but insists current production must stay up to feed the population.
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St. Louis
Rachel Carson
Fritts Went
Missouri Botanical Garden
Miss Carson
Went
Peter Fonda Faces Pressures Of Living Up To Father
Hollywood AP reports Peter Fonda a tall 23 year old son of Henry Fonda, making his own way in film after Broadway debut. He cites his father as the world's best actor, yet strives to prove individuality with roles from Tammy and the Doctor to Lilith and The Young Lovers. He admits fearing acting but aims to sustain an independent career.
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Nebraska
Henry Fonda
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Sandra Dee
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Jean Sebert
Samuel Goldwyn Jr
Area Beekeepers Plan Two Major Sessions
A seven state meeting of beekeepers sponsored by the North eastern Kansas Beekeepers Association opens at 9 30 a m Sunday at Battenfeld Auditorium Kansas City Kansas with talks on queens marketing of honey commercial queen rearing intensive beekeeping and artificial insemination. On Oct 19 the Kansas State Beekeepers Association holds its annual meeting at the Kansas University Union with a full program planned for Lawrence led by P Everett Sperry.
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Battenfeld Auditorium
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State Beekeepers Association
Kansas University Union
P. Everett Sperry
Lawrence
Wreck Claims Life Of Durham Construction Executive
Nelle Teer, 75, chairman of a multimillion dollar construction company, died Wednesday after injuries from an automobile accident weeks earlier. He had been confined to a hospital and previously served as executive vice president of the Durham and Southern Railway, a 62 mile line from Durham to Dunn, North Carolina.
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N.C
Nelle Teer
Durham and Southern Railway
Dunn, N.C
Spying Figure Dead
Sir Charles Hambro 65 banker and wartime cloak and dagger organizer died Wednesday after an unclear event. The London figure was notable for intelligence work during wartime and served in various financial and security roles. His death draws attention to his long career in covert operations and banking.
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London (Ap
Charles Hambro
Hambro's Confidential Atom Bomb Role Highlighted
Illness of a year recalls Sir Albert Hambro chairman of Hambros Bank Ltd the largest London investment bank. He was entrusted with early confidential information on the atom bomb and credited with helping disrupt Nazi nuclear experimentation.
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Hambro
Hambros Bank Ltd
London
Power Light Pact Refused by Union in Kansas City
Local 412 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted not to ratify a near agreement with Kansas City Power & Light Co. The rejection means negotiators must reconvene to revise disputed sections, mainly working conditions, potentially affecting locals 1464 and 1613 as negotiations paused.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Ralph Kuttenkuler
Dhanptes
IBEW
Agreement Extension Without Strike Deadlines
The parties are operating under an extension of an agreement that expired June 3. No strike deadlines have been set, and talks continue.
Kansas City seeks women for meter maid posts
Kansas City invites women aged 21 to 35 with height 54 to 58 and weight under 150 to apply for meter maid positions. The job involves collecting deposits from parking meters.
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Kansas City, Kan
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