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U.S. State Dept.: Stay The Hell Out Of North Korea


Now officially in effect, U.S. citizens are banned from traveling to the avidly anti-American nation. Current U.S. travel passports are now invalid there, with few exceptions.

Certified journalists and some charitable organizations, such as the Red Cross, may still have permission to visit the country. There have been recent incidents, particularly the jailing and mistreatment of the American college student. The cruel act of sending him home to die should be warning enough for any sane senior traveler.
10 Film Quotes From Favorite Destinations PDF Print E-mail


If you believe you’re a super smart seasoned citizen traveler and movie fan, can you name the vintage saying connected to each location?
1. Morocco (1942): We’ll always have Paris.
2. Empire State Building, NY, NY (1933): It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast.
3. Beverly Hills CA (1950): All right, Mr. De Mille, I’m ready for my close-up.
4. Atlanta GA (1939): Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn.
5. Stage Deli, NY, NY (1989): I’ll have what she’s having.
6. Monte Carlo (1962): The name’s Bond. James Bond.
7. Navy Courtroom, Washington DC (1992): You can’t handle the truth!
8. New Orleans LA (1951): Stella! Hey, Stellaaaaah!
9. Notre Dame IN (1940): Just win one for the Gipper!
10. Phialdelphia Museum PA (1976): Yo, Adrian!

To find film titles....

Answers: 1. Casablanca, 2. King Kong, 3. Sunset Boulevard, 4. Gone With The Wind, 5. When Harry Met Sally, 6. Goldfinger, 7. A Few Good Men, 8. A Streetcar Named Desire, 9. Knute Rockne, 10. Rocky.

 
 
 
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