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...lower fares, but few airline men are willing to guess how soon or how low. The first move will probably be made by Lufthansa itself. The line has already dis closed plans for a 14-to 60-day excursion fare of about $210 round trip between New York and Frankfurt, v. $442 now for 17 to 28 days and $372 for a 29-to 45-day ticket. The fare would apply to passengers of all ages, un like the similarly priced youth fares that Lufthansa and a number of other lines introduced earlier this year. Britain's BOAC...
...fare bargains to those willing to take a bus through the city's dividing wall. Interflug charges only $110 for a round trip to Istanbul, $354 to Teheran and $152 to Beirut. And the flights are direct. Passengers flying out of Tempelhof would have to change planes at Frankfurt and pay a Western airline $300 for a round-trip ticket to Istanbul, $572 to Teheran and $408 to Beirut...
...lead-off speakers, Professor Alexander Mitscherlich of Frankfurt, agreed. "Nobody is going to take us seriously if we continue to suggest that war happens because fathers hate their sons and want to kill them," he declared. "This congress treats its main topic as if aggression were limited to relations between two individuals, as if we were not faced constantly with war and mass murder." Then Mitscherlich made a heretical suggestion: analysts should get out of the couch-lined offices where they treat only one patient at a time, and join the action alongside the social sciences. "What...
...last days of World War I. He sent it home in letters to his mother. Mustered out, Franz Rosenzweig finished Der Stern der Erlösung (The Star of Redemption) in February 1919, just six months after he started it; the book was published two years later in Frankfurt. Since then it has become one of the dominant works of Jewish thought in the 20th century, ranking with those of Martin Buber (I and Thou), a friend of Rosenzweig's. Thanks to the labors of such interpreters as Brandeis University's Nahum N. Glatzer, Rosenzweig has been well...
...Passenger to Frankfurt, Christie...