King's Head Inn Wins British Tourist Award
The King's Head at Orford in Suffolk, a four bedroom inn with seven centuries of history, is among nine British pubs praised by the British Tourist Authority for food, accommodations, service and friendliness. In the 18th century it served as a smugglers' receiving depot with the host as middleman.
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Stamps as Gifts Show Additions for New and Veteran Collectors
New stamp books entice both beginners and veterans with education and entertainment. Mildred DePree’s A Child's World of Stamps showcases 150 color stamps from many lands with poems and customs of over 50 nations. The Dictionary of Stamps by James A. Mackay surveys philately with 3,000 stamps arranged by continent and era. Also noted are Kennedy anniversary issues from various nations and U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing stamp cards. First UN commemoratives for 1974 will honor the ILO building in Geneva with 10 and 21 cent denominations.
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Hartford Police Target Chronic Drunks With New Medical Program
Hartford police plan a program to divert about 600 chronic drunks from courts and jails to the University-McCook Hospital complex for treatment. The center, with 60 beds now, aims for 80 and a three day average stay, reducing arrests by an estimated 50 to 75 cases weekly.
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Use of Christmas Tree Dates Back Centuries
Reading Pennsylvania report traces Christmas tree origins from ancient solstice customs to modern practice. It notes 1804 Fort Dearborn tree, 35 million trees used this season, and key species like Balsam Fir, Scotch Pine, Douglas Fir. It warns of pests and maintains that sustainable harvesting safeguards future crops.
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