The New York Times Magazine June 9, 1974 Drought in Africa 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.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
In Upper Volta, victims of the drought that blights four million square miles of Africa and threatens some 10 million people with starvation. Page 11.
Photograph by Donald McCullin

6 Sunday Observer
Atom in the turban
By Russell Baker

8 Letters
On bendable morals, memorable ships, genetic susceptibility, latent chauvinism, puzzling worlds and literary images.

11 Drought
Nature and well-meaning men have combined to produce a catastrophe imperiling many millions
By Martin Walker

14
Will the thundering herd ever return to Wall Street?
The case of the vanishing investor
By Charles J. Rolo

16
An aide to Dwight Eisenhower finds the Nixon Presidency joyless and aimless, a gray fortress
A White House taped
By Emmet John Hughes

18
Upward mobility—with a vengeance—in “Japan, Inc.”
Zipper King
By Donald Kirk

74 Fashion
The T’s on top
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

76 Design
Beauty is a wire whisk
By Joni Evans

78 Parent & Child
Infants should be wary of the water
By William E. Homan

81 Food
Strawberry season
By Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey

94 Picture Credits

109 Bridge
Blind spot
By Alan Truscott

110 Puzzles

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