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TITLE: LIFE magazine
[Classic LIFE Magazine, with all the great photographs, features, writers, vintage advertisements and MORE -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
April 7, 1967; Vol. 62, No. 14
CONDITION:
LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: NORTH VIETNAM UNDER SIEGE. An exclusive report including 12 pages in color. Photo: Lee Lockwood From Black Star.
OF SPECIAL NOTE:
THE CULT OF ANGRY AYN RAND:
"Followers of The Fountainhead philosophy of
selfishness are out to lead us back to a
19th Century paradise." By Dora Jane Hamblin. [A RARE magazine article on the great philosopher-novelist. There are numerous inaccuracies, chief among them that she was the exact OPPOSITE of a cult. Chief positive feature: A MARVELOUS full page photo. SEE BELOW!]
THE WEEK'S NEWS AND FEATURES:
NORTH VIETNAM UNDER SIEGE:
Pictures and impressions by Lee Lockwood, first
American photographer admitted into North
Vietnam since 1954. Sights and contrasts of four
weeks in Hanoi and the scarred countryside. U.S.
prisoners: an eerie puppet show and a heated
commentary from Ambassador Harriman.
Interviews with enemy leaders of the North and
the Vietcong.
CLOSE-UP:
Betty Furness is back--as the nation's
icebox-watcher.
SCIENCE:
Poor Ramses II! X-rays reveal that Pharaoh
had a royal toothache.
U.S.S.R.'S SUPER MOVIE STUDIO:
A tour of Mosfilm, home of big-spectacle movies
with soft-sell propaganda. Photographed by
Dmitri Kessel. A Moscow moviegoer's hunt for a
thriller. By Peter Young.
THE $3 MILLION SHAM:
How Mr. and Mrs. Medders amazed Texas--with a
five-year spending spree on borrowed money.
By David Nevin.
SPORTS:
Big year for HARRY "THE HAT" WALKER, the gabbiest
manager in baseball: his Pittsburgh Pirates are
the team to beat. By John R. McDermott.
ART:
A twittering galaxy of electronic sculptures that
go eeeeep" and "boop".
SEQUEL:
PATRICIA NEAL's radiant return. The film star who
suffered a near-fatal stroke prepares for a big
moment on TV. By Barry Farrell.
OPINION AND COMMENT:
Editorials:
Short-sighted view of trade;
Technological know-how plus know-what.
Reviews:
Book: Herbert Gold's Fathers, reviewed by
Webster Schott.
Movie: The War Game, reviewed by Richard
Schickel.
Television: The era of cruelty, reviewed by e
Bruce Williamson.
The Feminine Eye:
I go back to an elephant nursery. By Shana Alexander.
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