Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated March 14, 1976, featuring a bloodhound dog known as Yankee, with the title 'A Boy’s Best Dog' and a section on Kids' clothes.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine, March 14, 1976, displaying the Table of Contents with articles including 'Sunday Observer' and 'Kids' clothes'.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 14, 1976, featuring an advertisement for Winston cigarettes with the text 'I don't judge my cigarette by its length.'
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated March 14, 1976, featuring a bloodhound dog known as Yankee, with the title 'A Boy’s Best Dog' and a section on Kids' clothes.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine, March 14, 1976, displaying the Table of Contents with articles including 'Sunday Observer' and 'Kids' clothes'.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 14, 1976, featuring an advertisement for Winston cigarettes with the text 'I don't judge my cigarette by its length.'

The New York Times Magazine March 14, 1976 Yankee A Boy’s Best Dog Kids' Clothes

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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
Ch. The Rectory’s Yankee Patriot—known at home simply as Yankee—relaxes between dog shows. For all his cups and ribbons, he’s an unaffected, lovable fellow. But living with a bloodhound demands a special sort of family. Page 12.
Photograph by Ed Rothaus

7
Sunday Observer
The golden apple
By Russell Baker

11
The lasting Murrah
Irish-Americans have become so assimilated that few feel personally involved in the Ulster crisis. Still, through their gifts for politics and controversy, they retain a distinctive identity.
By William V. Shannon

12
A boy’s best dog
In the dog-show world, champions are born, but after that they have to be made.
By Roger Caras

14
Life on a volcano
Despite the perils of the Syrian border, the residents of Merom Golan kibbutz keep their cool—and their determination to stay.
By Terence Smith

16
Son of 1924
The last time the Democrats held their National Convention in New York it was a debacle. Maybe they’ve learned some lessons.
By Milton S. Gwirtzman

18
This ageless hero, Rubinstein
He cannot go on like this forever (though some would not bet on that). In fact, there are now some troubling signs.
By Donal Henahan

38
Kids’ clothes
Parent and Child: Mothers buy clothes; boys make costumes
By Jane Davison

59
Fashion: Classic and comfortable

70
Design: Kids’ rooms
More than one to grow on

46
Letters
On clergymen, economic planners, wrathful gods, controversial artists and legal headgear.

86
Food
Chinese, in order
By Florence Lin

93
Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 90

111
Endpaper
My requirements of Heaven
By H. Allen Smith

Picture credits, Page 78

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