Palais Ideal of Hauterives Postman Castle
The Palais Ideal near Hauterives, built by postman Ferdinand Cheval over 33 years, rises as a stone fantasy of towers, gargoyles, and cement forms. Open daily, the site holds Cheval’s epitaph and messages carved into the walls, drawing curious tourists despite its critics.
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Hauterives
le Palais
Monsieur Cheval
Cheval
Robert Rebattet
Stratford man saves lone telephone pole as era ends
Harvey Henke, 66, a retired construction worker in Stratford Washington, preserved the town’s last telephone pole when Pacific Northwest Bell buried lines underground. He moved the pole five feet with a Bell truck, leaving it in his yard as a totem to future generations who may never see such poles.
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Harvey Henke
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Pacific Northwest Bell
Bancroft Prizes Awarded to Three Historians
New York AP Historian Alan Dawley Robert A Gross and Barry W Higman receive Columbia University Bancroft prizes for 1977. Each author is honored for a 1976 book on American history and diplomacy. Dawley teaches at Trenton State College Gross at Amherst Higman lectured at UWI and is a Princeton fellow.
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Robert A. Gross
Barry W. Higman
Columbia University
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Minutemen
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Jamaica
Higman
Trenton State College
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Amherst College
Massachusetts
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University of the West Indies
Princeton University
Tag That Bag
New York AP reports air lines carry over half a million passengers daily making baggage identification tags crucial. The Air Transport Assn says proper labeling helps trace lost suitcases and prevent wrong bag pickups and notes most airlines offer free labels at the ticket counter.
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