Screaming Fans Framed or Unframed:Framed We don’t set out to

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“Swimming Against the Rising Tide

beat Solly Hemus's throw to catcher Del Rice in the second inning as umpire Al Barlick makes the call

Roger Maris of the New York Yankees

Lindbergh asked for a bath and a glass of milk and described his journey

Screaming Fans Framed or Unframed:Framed We don’t set out to"There were girls, girls and more girls. Whistling girls. Screaming girls. Singing girls," The Times wrote of The Beatles arrival at Kennedy International Airport in 1964. The Times article continued, speculating that the rock 'n' roll group which was greeted at JFK by more than 3,000 fans could become "Britain's most successful export since the bowler." Times staff photographer Carl T. Gossett, Jr. photographed this group of Beatlemaniacs in