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...adjunct to the Center is a reference library and study, also open to the public, located on the mezzanine. Here the student or out-of-town visitor may consult reference books and read U.S. and foreign newspapers and magazines. These days the library also houses one elusive yellow-breasted finch, a dropout from last fall's live show on animal behavior. It stayed behind when the other Ijirds and bees were taken away, is living it up on the seed that the Center people set out every evening. Since no one has been able to lay a hand...
Submitting himself to the discipline of a musical, he stuck with Golden Boy through two directors and ceaseless out-of-town strife, finally saw it become a Broadway phenomenon-a popular hit without a single popular song...
...Small circulation (57,000) inevitably limits the impact of such observations, no matter how honed. But the Seventh Avenue community served by Gottfried and Women's Wear makes up an important swatch of every theater audience; garment manufacturers are traditional theatergoers as well as busy entertainers of out-of-town buyers. And in the smart set that reads the paper for more than its fashion reports (among them: Pat Lawford, Rosalind Russell and Mrs. William Paley), the critic's reputation has spread cross-country...
Visit to 4-C. Gradually, the patient-and the presidency-returned to normal. The doctors removed the third and last drainage tube from his abdomen. Lady Bird took a brief out-of-town trip for the first time since the operation. Johnson conferred increasingly with officials. Dressed in a business suit with vest, he held his first ceremonial bill-signing session in the hospital. After putting his signature on a law requiring automobile manufacturers to meet new exhaust-control standards beginning with 1968 models, he delivered a little homily on the perils of air pollution and duly handed...
...Well, I picked up a Nation and a New Leader at the Out-of-Town Newsstand, and that was it. These articles were just fascinating. They talked about kids with real, blood-and-guts ideas, kids who seemed much more interesting than the ones I met back home...