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Mar. 03, 1959 - Author John Steinbeck Arrives At Plymouth: Arthur ('Grapes Of Wrath') Steinbeck sailed into Plymouth with his wife, Elaine, yesterday and disappeared into a secret hideout in rural Somerset. They have taken a country Cottage in a village 12 miles from Glastonbury, where they are planning to stay several 1 months. The reason - the old ex-rancher, ex-laborer, ex-painter, ex-journalist. Whose writings won him the title of the Prophet of the West - is in need of a rest. Photo Shows Author John Steinbeck pictured on his arrival at Plymouth yesterday
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