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Beer consumption during this German city's Oktoberfest is estimated to be over a million gallons |
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Linguistic anthropology analyzes the way people of different societies use this |
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These awards could have been called "Immys", since they were named for the image orthicon camera tube |
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This author of "The Deerslayer" is credited with writing Amer.'s 1st spy novel, "The Spy", set in the Amer. Revolution |
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Hubert Humphrey III is attorney general of this state |
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La Argentina, who popularized Spanish dancing in the 1920s, was born in this Argentine capital |
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Yagligures, where competitors are greased, is a Turkish form of this, their national sport |
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In 1971 it was reported that a primitive people, the Tasaday, had been discovered on Mindanao in this country |
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Established in 1951, the Golden Spike Advertising Award is given for promotions which use this transportation theme |
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This author introduced British agent George Smiley, in the 1961 novel "Call for the Dead" |
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Like his father, grandfather & great-grandfather, Hamilton Fish, Jr. is a congressman from this state |
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The quadrille, which is similar to a square dance, requires this many couples |
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6,926-foot Kebnekaise, on the border with Norway, is this country's highest peak |
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In 1969 she served as president of the American Anthropologjcal Association |
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In 1990 this Labor Secretary was among the women to receive a Frontrunner Award from the Sara Lee Corp. |
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This 1971 bestseller by Frederick Forsyth centers on a plot to murder Charles de Gaulle |
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This West Virginian is President Pro Tempore of the U.S. Senate |
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In 1855 some folks in the U.S. found his "Rigoletto" a lewd & licentious work |
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This largest Japanese island is the world's seventh largest |
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It's the field of anthropology that specializes in man, monkeys & apes |
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In 1986 this "Howl" poet was awarded a Frost Medal by the Poetry Society of America |
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Tommy Beresford is assigned to track down 2 German agents in her 1941 novel "N or M?" |
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In 1952 this Maine senator was picked as the most charming woman in government |
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A statue of the "motherland" honors heroes of the battle for this Soviet city in World War II |
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Augustus Caesar's private palace, called the House of Livia, still stands on this Roman hill |
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In 1868 the remains of this first fully modern man were discovered in a cave in France |
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Established in 1954, this award for achievement in atomic energy was named for its first recipient |
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Spy novels by this author include "Eye of the Needle" & "The Key to Rebecca" |
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2 of 3 Texans who served as Speaker of the House |
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Michelangelo carved statues of Moses & 2 captives for this pope's tomb |
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