The New York Times Magazine December 12, 1971 Strip-Mining Appalachia 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

14
Nixon’s Too Left-Wing
For William Loeb
By Bill Kovach

29
After the Pentagon Papers—
A Month in the New Life
Of Daniel Ellsberg
By J. Anthony Lukas

30
Appalachia—Like the Played Back of a Man
By James Branscome

Photograph by Billy Davis

THE COVER— A view of the landscape in Kentucky after power shovels have scooped coal from its seams. The frightening technology of strip-mining (accounting for 44 per cent of U.S. coal) has brought special miseries and a spreading mood of anger to the region—and especially to the mountaineers of Appalachia.

32
The New York Ten
By Gerald Astor

36
“If You Don’t Show Violence the Way It Is,” Says Roman Polanski,
“I Think That’s Immoral and Harmful. If You Don’t Upset People,
Then There’s Obscenity.”
By Bernard Weinraub

38
Last Hope for the Ospreys
Of Long Island Sound
By David R. Zimmerman

84
Parent and Child:
The Search for the Truth
About Day Care
By Sheila Cole

88
Food:
Twelve Baking Days
To Christmas

92
Home:
Rainy-Weather Cheer

96
Fashions:
What’s New?
The Middy: The What?
By Patricia Peterson

106
Letters

106
Picture Credits

109
Bridge

122
Puzzles

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