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World class: Remembering legendary travel writer Jan Morris Liza Weisstuch © Fairfax Media Archives/Getty Images Travel writer Jan Morris on the road in 1988; the author died last month at age 94. Trieste is a narrow Italian city on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, behind the top of the back of the country’s boot. Slovenia is five miles east from the city center, and Slavs make day trips to shop. Illy, the coffee company, traces its roots here, and it’s home to one of the...

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The abandoned buildings are in a remote nature reserve. inside them, researchers found german coins from the 1940s and porcelain plates made in germany. they dont believe the nazis used the hideout because they found they could hide comfortably in other cities. among the nazis who escaped to argentina are holocaust organizer adolf eichmann, dr. josef mengele. the fund certified seven more fatalities linked to the automakers delayed recall. the fund has also approved 126 injury claims, 11 for s...

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the military is ushered in any sense of leadership within interim government this morning and promises of new leadership and new structure going forward. we will have information about that as well as we go on a first 45 minutes this morning. president obama is encouraging the establishment of a democratically elected civilian government. several stories in the paper are looking at egypt when it comes to the $1.2 billion we offer in foreign aid. we will take a look at egypts military w...

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>> the u.s. is destined for financial collapse and decline if current political and cultural trends continue. also this weekend sunday live at noon our calls and e-mails in depth with former new york times foreign correspondent and pulitzer prize winner, chris hedges. he writes about religion and war and its impact on civilizations. his latest is "the world as it is." booktv every weekend on c-span2. >> and now on booktv, a panel discussion of william f. buckleys book "god and man at y...

>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. and smell on book tv, in discussion of william buckley book god and man in jail with a focus on the books political and cultural impact following its publication in 1951. just over an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the second panel in this conference on the 60th anniversary of "god & man at yale." bill buckley wrote or edited for the nonfiction books at last count. cancel your own gut-subscription was the last to...