Briton Finds U S A Welcome With Open Arms
Tony Bradley a British journalist on a Friendship Force exchange visit says Americans are not brusque and unfriendly as he believed. He toured Atlanta with hosts including visits to Georgia Tech and Georgia State, noted larger scale and less formal TV.
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Carter card to White House may miss anniversary date
Allie Smith, the mother of Mrs Carter, mailed the anniversary card in Newcastle after touring the post office. She retired as a star clerk in Plains Georgia and joined the Friendship Force exchange between Atlanta and Newcastle. A postal clerk refused payment for additional stamps, delaying the card.
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Yanks in Newcastle visit explores cultural swaps
About 380 Georgians and Newcastle residents joined a 10 day Friendship Force exchange to compare Southern life and Tyneside culture. Hosts served coffee like water and explained British currency while participants noted dialect gaps and new foods.
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