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The bus was fairly empty and they sat near the driver.
The author replied that the comedian was Milt Kamen.
They hopped on an M1 bus headed down Fifth Avenue after spending hours at the Museum of the City of New York.
A female driver opened her window to say hello.
The author stopped at a supermarket in the Bronx to pick up refried beans.
The author asked the woman to check the price before ringing it up.
The shovel was a bargain at $5.99.
The author, brother, and girlfriend visited New York City from Los Angeles in late May.
They would wait outside the hotel hoping for a sight of their musical heroes.
The author, a 15-year-old schoolgirl, strolled arm-in-arm with John Steel in the West 50s.
Sometimes their patience was rewarded sometimes it was not.
Peggy and the author traveled to Manhattan whenever they heard a British pop group was coming to New York City in the mid-1960s.
The author gave John Steel a Mad magazine.
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The author saw a New York comedian in a shop.
The author asked the comedian for his autograph.
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