The New York Times Magazine June 4, 1972 Ghost of Populism 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

  • 15 A Family Business: Hijacking, Bookmaking, Policy, Dice Games, Loan-Sharking and Special Contracts
    By Fred J. Cook

  • 16 The Ghost of Populism Walks Again
    By C. Vann Woodward

  • THE COVER — A cartoon from the satirical magazine Judge in 1896, the year the Democrats nominated William Jennings Bryan (after his famous “Cross of Gold” speech) and adopted a populist platform calling for the unlimited coinage of silver as an end to farmers’ and workers’ ills. Nineteen presidential campaigns later, a new form of populism, exploiting new grievances, is in the air.

  • 18 The New Nudism vs. the Old Nudism,
    As Seen by a Non-Nude
    Female Anthropologist
    By Sheila K. Johnson

  • 20 One Answer to the Atomic-Energy
    Puzzle—Put the
    Atomic Power Plants in the Ocean
    By Ralph E. Lapp

  • 22 “Banging Holes in the Land”—
    The Vietnam War From
    The Deck of a U.S. Cruiser
    By Donald Kirk

  • 42 Dr. Benjamin Spock—
    Meet the People’s Party Candidate
    By Milton Viorst

  • 72 Fashions:
    Pale and Cool
    By Patricia Peterson

  • 74 Home:
    All Out for Summer
    By Norma Skurka

  • 82 Food:
    Tropical Meatballs
    By Jean Hewitt

  • 86 Bridge

  • 89 Puzzles

  • 96 Picture Credits

  • 98 Letters

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