The New York Times Magazine cover from April 6, 1975, featuring a collage of images related to Mao Zedong and U.S. foreign policy, highlighting themes of diplomacy and historical context.
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Interior spread of The New York Times Magazine from April 6, 1975, displaying the table of contents and an article entitled 'Why Boulton Stereo Systems are better than the finest components,' reflecting the magazine's diverse content.
An advertisement from The New York Times Magazine, titled 'They satisfied then. They satisfy now.' featuring Chesterfield Filters cigarettes with an illustration of a cowboy and the caption 'Make yourself at home!' This image is part of the April 6, 1975 issue, which covers Mao China and U.S. policy.
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The New York Times Magazine cover from April 6, 1975, featuring a collage of images related to Mao Zedong and U.S. foreign policy, highlighting themes of diplomacy and historical context.Close-up view of the edge of The New York Times Magazine from April 6, 1975, showcasing typical wear, including creases and frayed pages, indicative of vintage publication condition.Interior spread of The New York Times Magazine from April 6, 1975, displaying the table of contents and an article entitled 'Why Boulton Stereo Systems are better than the finest components,' reflecting the magazine's diverse content.An advertisement from The New York Times Magazine, titled 'They satisfied then. They satisfy now.' featuring Chesterfield Filters cigarettes with an illustration of a cowboy and the caption 'Make yourself at home!' This image is part of the April 6, 1975 issue, which covers Mao China and U.S. policy.

The New York Times Magazine April 6, 1975 Mao China U.S. Policy Cover

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The magazine is in acceptable / reader condition. It shows significant wear which may include cover creases, small tears, writing, such as spine stress, water damage, or light marks. The binding is intact and all pages are legible. 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
Chinese boxes. Secretary of State Kissinger, Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Tse-tung are major elements in the puzzle of Taiwan’s future. Page 15.
Construction by Joan Hall

9 Sunday Observer
Careless, sad
By Russell Baker

15
A 1½-China policy
If we recognize Peking, must we disown Taiwan? “We’re talking about appearances, that’s all.”
By Joseph Lelyveld

16
Bel canto Beverly
At 46, a superstar makes her debut at the Met.
By Joan Barthel

18
The Depression—
How it really was
The days of Mr. Glad, Mr. Zero and “Cossacks” are better recalled than endured.
By Robert Bendiner

20
Oil or Israel?
The answer of the American public, as measured by a leading opinion researcher, is different from that imagined by some leaders and most Jews.
By Louis Harris

38
The Joan Little case
In a small Southern town, the night jailer is found murdered, his black woman prisoner gone. Did she kill to escape, or to resist rape? Her forthcoming trial is a cause célèbre.
By James Reston Jr.

49 Parent & Child
Holy cow!
By Sam Blum

72 Fashion
Summer shopping list
By Anne-Marie Schiro

74 Design
From Vienna, with comfort
By Rita Reif

82 Food
Natural wonder
By Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey

88 Puzzles

111 Endpaper
The Baseball-Card-Flipping Guide
By Fred Ferretti

Picture credits, Page 92

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