1964 LIFE MAGAZINE BARBARA STREISAND ASWAN DAM EGYPT EARL WARREN JOHN PERSHING

Description: Offering an ORIGINAL 1964 LIFE MAGAZINE from MAY 22 highlighting BARBARA STREISAND, ASWAN DAM NILE RIVER, EARL WARREN, LOUDON WAINWRIGHT, KRUSCHEV, DISCOTHEQUE DANCING, ETC. This magazine includes 132 pages, and measures approximately 13.5" X 10.5". CONTENTS include: Pg 4 Editorials: Who's Running the Red Store?; Pg 4 Editorials: Who's Cutting Up on Campus?; Pg 15 LIFE Reviews: Book: King Edward VII, Reviewed by Sir Arthur Bryant. A World's Fair Show with Wall–to–Wall Girls, Reviewed by Thomas Thompson. Charles Aznavour Even Makes Married Love Sound Exciting. Reviewed by Laura Bell; Pg 25 The View from Here: Must J. Edgar Go On and On? By Loudon Wainwright; Pg 28 Letters to the Editors; Pg 32 Aswan's Dam Tames the Nile: The Momentous Harnessing of an Ancient River. Photographed in Color by Ralph Crane. Khrushchev Comes to be a Sidewalk Superintendent. By Hugh Moffett; Pg 45 Calories Count Too Much: The Scientists Say We'd Better Eat Less; Pg 46 Voice Detectives Probe Mystery Crash: An Ingenious Machine Tries to Find Out Who Killed Flight 773's Pilot; Pg 46C More Bayonets to Maryland: Cameras Record Cambridge's Continuing Strife; Pg 46D People in the News: Jumpy Scranton; Gaunt De Gaulle; a Brown Who Made History; Pg 51 Barbra Streisand: A Born Loser Finally Makes It Big. By Shana Alexander; Pg 68 The First World War: Part I: The Yanks are Coming, Led by Black Jack Pershing; Pg 97 The Frug, the Surf, the Watusi: Discotheque Dancing is Easy Once You Catch On; Pg 108 Earl Warren: Ten Years After the Brown Decision, He Still Sits at the Storm Center of U.S. Justice. By Ernest Havemann; Pg 126 Great Dinners: Trout Amandine: A Classic Fish for Spring; Pg 132 Miscellany: She Hates Elephant Jokes. MORE CONTENTS: Aswan's Dam Tames the Nile - great photos, construction in progress, lighted at night, dismantled temples, displaced people. Calories count too much - scientists say we'd better eat less, even in our teens. Full page color Smith-corona portable typewriter ad, "the quick brown fox has met his master," with fox holding cord in its mouth. Voice detectives probe mystery crash - ingenious machine tries to find out who killed Flight 773's pilot. Chief Justice Warren and the court he leads after 10 years. Cambridge, Maryland's continuing racial strife. World War I Part 5, the Yanks join the war, opening page of article has GREAT spread of war posters, including the famous "I want you" Uncle Sam Army poster. Discotheque dancing - Frug, Surf, Watusi. Recipe feature for trout Ramadier starts with crazy photo of cooked fish leaping from a sea of almonds. Full page Maytag washer ad features Frank Fericano family of San Francisco, California. CONDITION: A decent copy! Cover has typical corner, edge, and spine wear; spine shows multiple tears but cover is attached, and binding and pages remain tight; pages are clean and bright, and I can find no tears or missing pages but there are some dog-eared corners on the last couple of pages and back cover - see pics. SHIPPING: This large magazine will ship flat domestically to the Lower 48 with tracking and insurance for $8.85. NO LONGER ELIGIBLE FOR MEDIA MAIL!

Price: 9 USD

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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