Life 5 / 1971

Life 5 / 1971 (Kannet irti. Repaleinen (ei näy kuvassa).)

Sisältöä:

-Defeat at the united nations. The U.N votes Peking in and Taipei out, despite U.S Ambassador George Bushs tough campaign to save a seat for Nationalists
-Editorials. Nixons odd view of the court. The U.N. avalanche for Peking
-The Unlikeliest Indian Since Coolidge. On his Canadian trip, Soviet Premier Kosygin becomes Chief Golden Eagle
-Down Comes a Masterpiece. In Chicago, wreckers start in on a great building by the 19th-century architect Louis Sullivan
-Black and White Gather at the River. A Baptist church in Birmingham, Ala. drops the color line
-Cosmonauts family album. A new book from Russia reveals that Soviet spacemen are very much like our own
-Heels Made for Gawning. The new fashion in high heels for men
-Ed Muskie Asks You to Trust Him. A profile of the Democratic front-runner by Brock Brower
-An Old Master Back in the Ring. Luis Miguel Dominguin is fighting bulls again
-Parting Shots. A shaker-upper wants to be Madame President Chisholm. Hero Rufus Youngblood gets the Secret Service brushoff. Now at your local theater: a new kind of shootem-up
Departments:
-The Presidency. Some pages not in L.B.J.s book
-Gallery. Subtle homor in Paris by Robert Doisneua
-Reviews. Cyclops looks at Jude the Obscure on TV. Film critic Richard Schickel find Long ago, Tomorrow an unexpectedly moving film. Joiner, a novel by James Whitehead about a professional foorball player from the South, is reviewed by Jonathan Yardley
-Comment. Calvin Trillin makes a plea for the takin
-Letters to the Editors

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