Arnold and Newlin: September 7, 1961

Arnie enjoys every place he visits and promises to return with Newlin. He keeps his promise with regard to Munich, which Arnie and Newlin visit in May 1970 with their sons and Arnie's mother Hazel. 

Arnie frequently notes how inexpensive Europe is, and it continued to be for a decade. In the Sixties and early Seventies there used to be a lot of travel guides for Europe on $5 a day. Arnie stay is slightly more than that price but he is staying in much better hotels than student backpackers.

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Arnold and Newlin: September 4, 1961

Arnie describes his trip and a large reception at the Munich City Hall:

The end of this letter appears to be missing, but the following reception invitation is enclosed:

invitation from the mayor of Munich for an opening reception for the Fourth International Congress of Neuropathology, Munich City Hall, September 4, 1961

an unexpected detour to Cologne Airport on Arnie's flight from Amsterdam to Munich

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