Manhattan a Summer Paradise in Hal Boyle Essay
New York extends a summer invitation as Manhattan becomes a compact world in one city. The piece extols leisure, theater, museums, and quiet harboring of residents and visitors alike with relaxed tempo and open parks. The author invites readers to savor free pockets, libraries, and sunlit streets, calling it an air conditioned picnic.
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New York
Manhattan
Wagner
Cafe Society
East 20Th Street
Stadium Beer Throwers Fined in Milwaukee Riot
Four Chicago baseball fans attending the Braves Cubs game were fined 75 dollars each after a beer throwing incident at County Stadium. Roger Hysen of Harvard was charged with disorderly conduct and others with drunk and disorderly behavior as a small riot ensued. District Judge Christ T. Seraphim ordered police to crack down on vendors selling beer to intoxicated persons.
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Milwaukee
Tallinois
County Stadium
Christ T. Seraphim
Anthony J. Brichetto
Francis L
Victor di Masi
Chicago
Roger Hysen
Harvard
di Masi
Cubs
Hysen
Kodak Prepaid Processing Mailer for Vacation Photos
The ad touts Kodak Prepaid Processing Mailers to ship exposed film for fast processing and home delivery of slides and color photos. It encourages using Kodak services while on vacation, offering camera checkup and fresh film at the counter before leaving for two weeks in the sun.
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Grand Canyon
Kodak
Plane Crash Near South St. Paul Laughably Barely Injured Fliers
Two men escaped serious harm when their twin engine plane circled twice and crashed in an open field four miles south of South St. Paul Minnesota. George Weber aged 39 of White Bear Lake and Gordon Shumaker aged 46 of Minneapolis were treated for cuts after the aircraft burst into flames.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
Here
George Weber
White Bear Lake
Gordon Shumaker
Minneapolis
Mudskippers and climbing perch walk on land
The article explains mudskippers of the goby family can leave water for hours and look backward while moving forward. It also describes southern Asia climbing perch that leave ponds and travel overland, breathing air through special openings above the gills, and sometimes climbing tree trunks.
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Asia
India
East Indies
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