We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
jtyer Sfl
w Ct
Tr.
0n,a From p
s**id t..., 4T m
a‘V the
°ison
Ur>C0,
aV al"'ays aC^'CS,c
^ustTyate
Cc*ner-,"> bI°n<j
ySvj^Z;
Cot * tic Pink
e«K/r,
* 0/
)y
‘Do
'Crod
star
to r‘‘g)it
non.
fO(l,
nrl ,
!>ecf.
"ho d^'Uo rjn',v
in , ass Ae"
'or, ^ n>0ff«orn. ( had ,,, < fress, fJ°ssiblv flowed "ho * °'e^%
Ihnffvstic
,oP°h CP.
,<Jue.
still ,,st ion X
bo.
not
Ofcv
t ho ~«>k.
antjs
I ho C** °anlpf.is
n ^ymiby
.1 ^c‘ oC "hove* ?' 31 rili
ph"v,ivo 9ilvid t0. *ctro[. ■ Jn'**Ai'”io ■ hiilp/j ,obo, y after
and^i ’rL <ti re^h 'L?*c yked7?J
^kcri ' r r-su v°Pk, °y
'lyn. hin> to (!.h?knv
"’he yo;> »•
cfc
//jp/
A 11 through the weekend after /A the New Year’s holiday, InJL \ _ ger Stevens didn’t answer her telephone.
Bitter-cold winter winds ripped through New York City like an icy scythe in seventy-miles-an-hour gales. Inger’s close friend, David Tebet, a tall, dark-haired executive with NBC Television, called Inger over and over again throughout Saturday and Sunday.
But there was no reply. Tebet couldn’t understand why. When he left Inger on Friday night after a relaxing evening of dinner and theater, she seemed a little down in the dumps, possibly from the
biting ten-degree cold that plagued the city for over a week and, peculiarly, had its depressing effects. “But not down enough for anyone to worry about,” Tebet recalls. Matter of fact, Inger had told him to be sure to call her “sometime tomorrow.”
Around seven o’clock on Sunday evening when the black blanket of January sky covered the freezing metropolis, Tebet, tense with worry over Inger, finally called the handyman of the new apartment building Inger recently moved into. It was in the fashionable Gramercy Park area with its elegant stucco town houses ( Continued on page 79)
by EVAN MICHAELS