The New York Times Magazine February 24, 1974 Soviet Pepsi Cola 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
A Soviet Pepsi-Cola bottle label. The soft-drink plant that PepsiCo, Inc., is building in Novorossiisk is but one example of the growing interest of American capitalism in Communist-bloc markets. Page 10.

Photograph by Allen Green

6 Sunday Observer
Sex is Congressional
By Russell Baker

10
The genie of East-West trade: Out of the bottle
Alexei Kosygin has a friend at Chase Manhattan . . .
By Harvey D. Shapiro

12
If it isn’t an illness, what is?
What we don’t know about homosexuality
By Robert E. Gould

14
A gradual chilling, a fear of dreadful things
The Battle of Britain, 1974
By Richard Eder

16
Now even whites in Los Angeles say of Bradley:
“He’s one of us”
By Steven V. Roberts

36
Cow-dog, cow-wolf, or werewolf?
The mystery animal at our back door
By Hope Ryden

69 Fashion
Reviving the ladylike look
By Anne-Marie Schiro

70 Letters
On dangerous advice, dramatic conclusions, ethnic loyalties and a free press

74 Design
Housing out of tune with the times
By Norma Skurka

76 Food
Pears are for poaching and baking and eating out of hand
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

80 Bridge
The impossible dummy
By Alan Truscott

82 Puzzles

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