Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of July 1966 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Description: Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of July 1966 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 **Please Note: Images Shown for this listing are stock Images. The items you will receive will not be the Exact shown.** Life Magazine July 1, 1966 Space Surveyor Moon Photographs Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Feud Between City and Suburb Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: A Fine College Gift for Ike Pg… 17–20 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Books: Charles W. Thayer's "Muzzy," Reviewed by Emily Kimbrough Pg… 17–20 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Charles Newman's "New Axis," Reviewed by Webster Schott Pg… 17–20 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Music: The Righteous Brothers, Reviewed by Chris Welles Pg… 21 Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors Pg… 22 Opinion and Comment: The View from Here: The Quality of Coming Home. By Loudon Wainwright Pg… 24 The Week's News and Features: Vengeance in Indonesia: The National Bloodbath that Demolished the Indonesian Communist Party as a Political Force and Make the Rivers Run Crimson. With President Sukarno Reduced to Figurehead Status, the Country's Impatient "66 Generation" Presses Hard for Desperately Needed Political and Economic Reforms. By Don Moser Pg… 34 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: People and Events Around the Globe Pg… 34D The Week's News and Features: The Presidency: Bobby and the Political Battle Between the Generations. By Hugh Sidey Pg… 36 The Week's News and Features: Unabated Excitement of Texas: First of a Two–Part Series on Texas and Its Frontier Spirit, Financial Power and Flair. Photographed by Ralph Crane. Texans are a People Out for Stars, not Peanuts. By David Nevin Pg… 62 The Week's News and Features: True Color of the Moon: The Stark and Airless Beauty of the Slate–Gray Lunar Landscape as Photographed by Surveyor Pg… 69 The Week's News and Features: The Wizard of Xerox: Close–Up of Industrialist Sol Myron Linowitz, World's Busiest Copycat Whom Many Democrats Want to Run for Governor of New York. By Jane Howard Pg… 79 The Week's News and Features: Movies: A Late–Blooming Career for Britain's Vanessa Redgrave, a 6–Foot Shakespearean Turned Sexpot. By Jim Hicks Pg… 89 The Week's News and Features: Obituary: Ed Wynn, the Clown Who Cornered the Market on Foolishness and Became a Fine Dramatic Actor in the Twilight of His Life. By Stephen Mahoney Pg… 90 The Week's News and Features: Miscellany Life Magazine July 8, 1966 Claudia Cardinale Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Despite De Gaulle NATO is Still Needed Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: How to Succeed in Selling Savings Bonds Pg… 8–10 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Book: Alberto Moravia's "The Lie," Reviewed by Wilfrid Sheed Pg… 8–10 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Movie: "The Blue Max," Reviewed by Richard Schickel Pg… 8–10 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Sports: The Van Alen Tennis System, Reviewed by Sam Moore Pg… 15 Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors Pg… 17 Opinion and Comment: The Feminine Eye: It's the Idea that Offends. By Shana Alexander Pg… 18 The Week's News and Features: De Gaulle's Bold Power Play: As NATO Yields to His Demand for Removal of Its Forces from French Soil, He Tours Russia in Pursuit of His Vision of Europe as "a Fertile Whole." How the U.S. can Expect to Fare in a Europe Changed by De Gaulle's Grand Design. By Charles J. V. Murphy Pg… 26 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: People and Events Around the Globe. The New U.S. Policy for Vietnam: Bomb the North Where It Hurts Pg… 28B The Week's News and Features: The Presidency: Decision of Mind and Experience, not of Heart and Hope. By Hugh Sidey Pg… 31 The Week's News and Features: Close–Up: Frances Knight, "Ogress" of the U.S. Passport Office Pg… 34 The Week's News and Features: Texas Flair for the Flamboyant: Part II: The People of the State Relish the Big and Showy?and Doing as They Please. Photographed by Ralph Crane Pg… 48A The Week's News and Features: Sports: Hank Bauer, the Toughest Bird in Baltimore, Whips His Orioles Toward a Pennant. By John R. McDermott Pg… 52 The Week's News and Features: Claudia Cardinale, a Wary Beauty: Italy's Busy Film Actress is Afraid Hollywood will Ruin Her, and Would Rather Lose Money than be a Clich?. Photographed by Howell Conant Pg… 59 The Week's News and Features: 'Lay It Right on Top of Us': Full Report of the Vietnam Battle in Which Captain William Carpenter, the Former "Lonesome End" of West Point, Called Down an Air Strike on Himself and His Beleaguered Men. By Arthur Zich Pg… 70 The Week's News and Features: Science: Walk–In Model of a Gene at Work Pg… 76 The Week's News and Features: Miscellany Life Magazine July 15, 1966 Watts One Year After Riot PPg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: New Viet Targets, Same U.S. Aims Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Arogance of Dissent Pg… 10 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Movie: "Three on a Couch," with Jerry Lewis, Reviewed by Richard Schickel Pg… 10 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Book: James Mossman's "Beggars on Horseback," Reviewed by Walter Goodman Pg… 17 Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors Pg… 18 Opinion and Comment: The View from Here: High Hopes for a New House. By Loudon Wainwright Pg… 20 The Week's News and Features: War's Flaming Turn at Hanol: Pictures Taken by the Raiding U.S. Planes Show the Destruction of North Vietnam's Oil Supplies Pg… 26 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: People and Events Around the Globe Pg… 26 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: A Sporting Show for Henley and Howard Pg… 30B The Week's News and Features: The Presidency: L.B.J. Isn't the Master Politician Everybody Thinks He Is. By Hugh Sidey Pg… 34 The Week's News and Features: Special Report: Watts: '65–'66. Still Hell To Pay: "Burn, Baby, Burn!": Reporters on a Pulitzer Prize–Winning Team Give a Step–by–Step History of Last Summer's Uprising in the Negro Section of Los Angeles?from the Family Fight that Set Off the Chaos to the Uneasy Peace that Ended It. By Jerry Cohen and William S. Murphy Pg… 54 The Week's News and Features: Special Report: Watts: '65–'66. Still Hell To Pay: The Smoldering Anger: One Year Later, Watts Still Distrusts the Police, Listens to the Extremists?and is Near the Flashpoint of Violence. Photographed by Bill Ray Pg… 66A The Week's News and Features: Animals: Takins and Pandas will have to Wait Till Next Year Pg… 71 The Week's News and Features: Beatles Under Wraps in Tokyo: Japan Loves the Beetorusus but Doesn't Give Them Any Freedom Pg… 76 The Week's News and Features: Luci Gets Ready for a Wedding: The President's Daughter Insists that it Isn't a State Occasion but a Family Affair Pg… 83 The Week's News and Features: Fashion: Youthful Caprice for Girls' Caps Pg… 86 The Week's News and Features: Great Dinners: Fruit in Wine, a Cold and Fragrant Midsummer Dessert. By Eleanor Graves. Photograph by Milton H. Greene Pg… 94 The Week's News and Features: Miscellany Life Magazine July 22, 1966 Unforgettable Moments of Pregnancy and Birth Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Challenge of the Travel Boom Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: "Black Power" Must be Defined Pg… 8–13 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Movie: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Reviewed by Richard Schickel Pg… 8–13 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Music: Coleman Hawkins' Sax, Reviewed by Carter Harman Pg… 8–13 Opinion and Comment: Book: Irvin Faust's "The Steagle," Reviewed by Webster Schott Pg… 16 Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors Pg… 19 Opinion and Comment: The Feminine Eye: On the Lookout for Lurleen. By Shana Alexander Pg… 20 The Week's News and Features: Hot Week in the Spy Trade: Washington Stirs at the Successive Disclosures of Two Totally Unrelated Communist Spy Plots to Infiltrate Two Government Departments Through Two American Agents?One Now Indicated as a Traitor, the Other Acclaimed as a Hero. First Interview with the Accused Spy, Retired Army Lt. Colonel William Henry Whalen. By Susanna McBee Pg… 28 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: Death and Suspense on an Alpine Cable Pg… 28 The Week's News and Features: People and Events Around the Globe Pg… 30B The Week's News and Features: The Presidency: Lady Bird, Says L.B.J., "Will Beautify Us Out of Existence." By Hugh Sidey Pg… 33 The Week's News and Features: Close–Up: Alan Arkin is Coming: Actor's Jump to the Top Pg… 41 The Week's News and Features: Sports: A Free Diver Reaches a Record Depth of 198 Feet Pg… 48 The Week's News and Features: Woman en Route to a Miracle: The Long Months and Unforgettable Moments of Margareta Falk's First Pregnancy. By Eleanor Graves. Photographed by Lennart Nilsson Pg… 64 The Week's News and Features: Portrait of a Living Fossil: After 60 Million Years, Man Comes Face to Face with a Distant Relative, the Coelacanth Pg… 68 The Week's News and Features: James Dickey: Improbable Poet: An Ex–Athlete, Pilot, Ad Man is a Fresh, Emerging Literary Voice. By Paul O'Neil Pg… 80 The Week's News and Features: Fashion: In Rudi Gernreich's Animal Act, the Peel to Shifts and Bikinis Pg… 86 The Week's News and Features: Modern Living: Turned–On Furniture Brightens the Summer Pg… 89 The Week's News and Features: Music: Saratoga Summer Festival Puts Resort on a New Track Pg… 92 The Week's News and Features: Miscellany Life Magazine July 29, 1966 Murder of “The Nine Nurses” by Loudon Wainwright Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Watch Out for "Title 19" Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Speck: Handled with Care Pg… 8–12 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Theater: Greek Theater in Ypsilanti, Reviewed by Tom Prideaux Pg… 8–12 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Book: Thomas Whiteside's "An Agent in Place," Reviewed by George Grella Pg… 8–12 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Movie: "And Now Miguel," Reviewed by Richard Oulahan Pg… 16 Opinion and Comment: Guest Column: Science is where the Action is. By Albert Rosenfeld Pg… 17 Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors Pg… 18 The Week's News and Features: Gentle Victims of the Murders: The Eight Nurses Killed in Chicago?and the One with the Quality of Survival. By Loudon Wainwright. Pg… 28 The Week's News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: Chicago Riots. People and Events Around the Globe Pg… 30B The Week's News and Features: The Presidency: The Urge to Serve in Washington Can Go Too Far. By Hugh Sidey Pg… 34 The Week's News and Features: Old Crafts Find New Hands: Weavers, Potters, Workers in Metal, Wood and Glass Reach a High in Popularity and Quality. Photographed by Nina Leen Pg… 46A The Week's News and Features: Movies: Mia Becomes Mrs. Sinatra in Four Minutes Flat Pg… 48 The Week's News and Features: There Goes Barbara: In or Out of White House Favor, Barbara Howar is Washington's No. 1 Swinging Socialite Pg… 54 The Week's News and Features: Comeback of Ray Charles: Pain and Blindness have Shaped the Genius of the Performer Whose Music Soars in a Darkened World. By Thomas Thompson Pg… 65 The Week's News and Features: Medicine: Scientists Build a Womb with Windows for a Monkey Fetus Pg… 68 The Week's News and Features: Fashion: Dress for Non–Seamstresses: Glue–It–Yourself Pg… 73 The Week's News and Features: Sports: And Now?the Screwbat: a Baseball Coach Uses Strange Devices Pg… 76 The Week's News and Features: Miscellany

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Location: Loris, South Carolina

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