The New York Times Magazine April 29, 1973 Berlin Airlift Cold War Cover


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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
The Berlin airlift of a quarter century ago:
A plane bearing food and fuel sweeps in over the blockaded city.
What did the siege—and the West’s response—really prove? Page 13.

Photograph by Fenno Jacobs;
color variations by Fred Burrell.

6 Sunday Observer
May Day commune
By Russell Baker

13
The Berlin blockade through the filter of history
Visions and revisions of the cold war
By Gaddis Smith

14
The thalidomide babies are growing up
“Better as is than not at all”
By Alvin Shuster

16
A fifth term next year,
and a first term two years hence?
Rocky is 64, going on 35
By William Kennedy

18
A kind of immunity that leads to jail
The new grand jury
By Paul Cowan

20
Modern dance is getting hot
Alvin Ailey, arsonist
By Ellen Cohn

81
“My son is hypnotized”
“I have received the Knowledge”
More on ‘The guru business’…
Letters from readers

76 Fashions
Dresses for the dog days
By Thomasina Alexander

78 Home
For backyard and beach
By Norma Skurka

86 Food
Chicken Mozambique and orange torte
By Jean Hewitt

88 Parent & Child
Today’s adolescent
By Ira L. Mintz

89 Bridge
Tuning in for a clue
By Alan Truscott

73 Picture Credits

90 Puzzles

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