German Castle Road Offers Historic Sights for Tourists
FRANKFURT. The Burgenstrasse or Castle Road winds through the Neckar valley Hohenlohe Franconia and ends in Nuernberg. It features Mannheim's princely residence Schwetzingen Heidelberg Hornburg Gundelsheim Wimpfen Heilbronn Weinsberg Neuenstein Waldenburg Burg Stetten Rothenburg Nuernberg and stops at churches galleries and castles rich in medieval lore and art including Duerer and Kraft sites.
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Frankfurt
Neckar
Hohenlohe
Franconia
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Friedrich Schiller
Albrecht Duerer
Mannheim
Schwetzingen
Heidelberg
Palatinate
Hornburg
Goetz von Berlichingen
Gundelsheim
Wimpfen
Heilbronn
Teutonic Order
Tilly
Weinsberg
Neuenstein
Burg Stetten
Rothenburg
Nuernberg
Riemenschneider
St. Jacob’s
Germanic National Museum
Keating Asks Probe of American Nazi Party Subversive Ties
Senator Kenneth P. Keating requests the Justice Department investigate the American Nazi party to decide if it belongs on the attorney general’s subversive organizations list. He said he sent the letter to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy last week.
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Washington
API
Kenneth P. Keating
Factory Sales Rise Near One Percent in June
The Commerce Department reported factory sales up nearly 1 percent in June and new orders held steady. June orders totaled 32.2 billion dollars, up 3 percent from June 1960 and about 10 percent above last January's recession low.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
New Christmas Gift Ideas From Avery Label and GE
UPI reports early holiday product news including Avery Label Decoraids adhesive decorations for gifts and home use, Swing Rite golf training club with click feedback, GE T-1000 FM stereo radio with wide doors and detachable panels, and a Syl A Scope stylus wear detector from Robins Industries to protect records.
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New York
UPI
Avery Label, Co
Monrovia
Calif
General Electric
Fea
Robins Industries
Flushing
Writer's Cramp Signals Need for New Job
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Medical Society warns writer's cramp is an occupational neurosis driven by brain fatigue from repetitive finger movements. Typists telegraphers musicians and cigar makers are especially prone as constant motion wears the brain, sometimes causing complete paralysis of the hand.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Scottsdale Youth In Training Course
James R. Gunkel son of Maj and Mrs W F Gunkel Scotts dale and an Air Force ROTC cadet at Arizona State University poses by the T 33 jet trainer on which he was given an orientation ride at Reese Air Force Base near Lubbock Texas Cadet Gunkel completed his junior year in advanced Air Force ROTC and attended four weeks of summer training at Reese AFB as part of officer training at college Following graduation at Arizona State he will be eligible for appointment as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force.
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James R. Gunkel
W. F. Gunkel
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Tex
Gunkel
Reese Afb
Arizona State
United States Air Force
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