The New York Times Magazine April 9, 1972 Roberto Clemente Baseball Cover VG


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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge 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.


Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • 31 Busing for Integration Is Working Well
    In Central 7 School District—
    Knock Wood
    By Walter Goodman

  • 32 If Your House Burns, You’re Covered
    No Matter Whose Fault It Was.
    And If Your Car Crashes—?
    By Michael S. Dukakis
    and Stephen Kinzer

  • 34 If It Was Six No-Trump Doubled
    That Must Have Been Martinique
    By John Willig

  • 36 Mount Holyoke Forever Will Be
    Mount Holyoke Forever Will Be—
    For Women Only
    By Norma Rosen

  • 38 “Nobody Does Anything Better Than Me
    In Baseball,” says Roberto Clemente.
    Well, He’s Right
    By C. R. Woys

  • THE COVER — After 17 years of being intensely great, Roberto Clemente of the champion Pittsburgh Pirates comes into this year’s baseball season as the man who made the difference in last year’s World Series—and an eventual shoe-in for baseball’s Hall of Fame. Instant recognition!

  • 92 That Peculiar French Institution—
    The Notariat
    By John L. Hess

  • 90 Home:
    Paper Furniture
    For Penny Pinchers
    By Norma Skurka

  • 95 Food:
    Beyond Chips and Dips
    By Raymond A. Sokolov

  • 98 Fashions:
    Off the Rack
    By Alex Palmer

  • 6 Letters

  • 104 Picture Credits

  • 109 Bridge

  • 112 Puzzles

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