Young Columbus To Visit Frankenstein Birthplace
Gazette carrier trip in April will visit Frankenstein castle on the Rhine south of Frankfurt during a 13 day Switzerland Germany tour. The visit marks the Birthplace of the monster with origins tied to Konrad von Breitenberg and alchemist Gippel. Sponsored by the Gazette Parade magazine and Trans World Airlines.
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UPI
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London
Switzerland
Germany
Gazette
Konrad von Breitberg
Elizabeth
Darmestadt
Gippel
Frankenstein inspiration spurs poetry author Shelley kinship
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Shelley’s second wife, Mary Shelley, inspired by Gip pel experiments to write Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus. It mentions a visit to Frankenstein castle and a voyage to Frankfurt. Ten Gazette carriers win three day trips to Chicago for route excellence.
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Cedar Rapids
Rockefeller blasts Cuban truth policy in public briefing
New York Governor Rockefeller challenged Kennedy administration public information policies urging disclosure of the whole Cuban truth. He warned delaying the full picture risks panicking the American people and undermining democracy while criticizing officials for withholding intelligence and revising statements.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York State
Unclear excerpt on Cuba guides and White House photographers
Fragmentary report notes executives discussing Cuba guides and a new order affecting commercial photographers who take pedestrian pictures near the White House. The text is garbled and lacks concrete details or dates.
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Cuba
Weldistrict
Cubs
White House
White House Guides Ordered Across Street
Washington AP report says industrious tourist guides near the White House must move to the opposite sidewalk by March 15 after District of Columbia commissioners approved a new police regulation banning sightseeing sales from the sidewalk.
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White House
S Street
District of Columbial
Titan 1 missile hits distant Pacific target
Vandenberg Air Base Calif air force reports Titan 1 missile launched Tuesday struck its target about 5 000 miles away in the Pacific.
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Calif
Air Force
Pacific
Strike Ends At Nevada Nuclear Test Site
A 500 worker strike at the Nevada nuclear test site ended after two days. Frank Morton of the Office Employes International AFL-CIO ordered a return to work. Union and Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co agreed to continue bargaining under federal mediation.
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Nevada
Frank Morton
Office Employes International
Afl-Cio
Reynolds, Electrical and Engineering Co., Inc
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