Cover of The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, featuring an image of a coronary care unit monitor displaying alarm lights and heartbeat variations.
Interior spread of The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, showcasing the table of contents alongside an illustration for a children's question about hair color.
Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, promoting the Compact Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary with a visual of two dictionary volumes and a magnifying glass.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, featuring an image of a coronary care unit monitor displaying alarm lights and heartbeat variations.Interior spread of The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, showcasing the table of contents alongside an illustration for a children's question about hair color.Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974, promoting the Compact Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary with a visual of two dictionary volumes and a magnifying glass.

The New York Times Magazine January 27, 1974 Coronary Care Unit Cover VG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
A monitor wired to a patient in the Coronary Care Unit at The New York Hospital of Cornell Medical Center flashes alarm lights and sounds a buzzer as its oscilloscope records a sudden variation in the patient’s heartbeat. Page 9.
Photograph by Leonard Kamsler

4 Letters
On mathematical calculations, political characterizations, political fancies and frightful happenings.

6 Sunday Observer
Bundling Power
By Russell Baker

9
After a heart attack
There comes a will to live—well
By Stephan Lesher

12
The gambler who must
By Steve Cady

14
The once and future “shining example” is a “superspy” now
The ghost of Lin Piao
By Joseph Lelyveld

35
Pollock was no accident
Violence! Yes, and passion, joy, exuberance . . . ecstasy, delight, suffering, grace, fragility and even charm
By William Rubin

41 Food
Keep a stewpot simmering
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

42 Fashions
You can take it with you
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

44 Design
At home by the fire
By Norma Skurka

53 Bridge
So let’s bid six!
By Alan Truscott

54 Puzzles

58 Picture Credits

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