1972 LIFE MAGAZINE CHARLIE CHAPLIN VIETNAM LEE SALK CANDICE BERGEN PHOTOS

Description: Offering an ORIGINAL 1972 LIFE MAGAZINE from APRIL 21 highlighting CHARLIE CHAPLIN RETURNS TO US - PHOTOS BY CANDICE BERGEN, VIETNAM, GEORGE MCGOVERN, SANFORD & SON, LEE SALK, ETC. This magazine includes 96 pages, and measures approximately 13.25" X 10.5". CONTENTS include: Pg 6 The Beat of Life: A Victim in a Gangland War is Buried in New York. Matterhorn Sunrise and a Casually Kept Botticelli. Crash of an RAF Transport; Pg 42 Battle for Vietnam: Backed by Heavy U.S. Bombing, South Vietnam Tries to Stand Off a Huge Invasion from the North; Pg 54 Editorials: Bombs and Silence. Plotting for the FBI. Tampering in San Diego; Pg 58A George the Preacher's Son: South Dakota has Begun to Take McGovern's Presidential Bid Seriously. By William A. McWhirter; Pg 68 Flow Gently, Sweet Alpha: In Search of Serenity, Hopeful Thousands Study Their Own Brain Waves. By Jane Howard; Pg 73 The Other Doctor Salk: Lee Salk, Brother of Jonas, Takes Care of Children's Hangups and Offers Some Practical Advice; Pg 80 A House Made from Leftovers: In San Francisco, a Homeowner Makes Liberal Use of Salvaged Materials. Photographed by John Dominis; Pg 86 Love Feast for Charlie: After 20 Years, Chaplin Comes Back to the U.S. An Interview with Richard Meryman. Pictures and an Intimate Look at the Trip by Candice Bergen; Pg 93 Parting Shots: Jack Anderson, Improbable New Folk Hero of the Young, by John Neary. Ingrid's Girl Grows Up; Pg 93 Parting Shots: Two Men Who Tried to Kill Each Other Become Middle–Aged Pals; Pg 12 Departments: The Presidency: Crisis in a New Key. By Hugh Sidey; Pg 16–24 Departments: Reviews: Edward Hoagland Admires Alan Gussow's "A Sense of Place: The Artist and the American Land"; Pg 16–24 Departments: Reviews: "Sanford and Son" Draws Mild Praise from TV Critic Cyclops; Pg 16–24 Departments: Reviews: Film Critic Richard Schickel Advises Everyone to See "The Sorrow and the Pity"; Pg 32 Departments: 27 Years Ago In 'Life': Chief Petty Officer Graham Jackson Weeps at F.D.R.'s Death; Pg 37 Departments: Letters to the Editors. CONDITION: A decent copy! Cover has typical corner and edge wear; spine shows wear but 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 - 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!

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Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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