The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974 cover featuring George Wallace in a wheelchair with an American flag. The image captures a significant moment in history, showcasing the magazine's notable content.
The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974 Table of Contents page, illustrating the various articles and features included in the issue, highlighting its diverse topics and contributors.
The back cover of The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974, featuring an advertisement for Doral cigarettes, promoting their low tar and nicotine smoking options.
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The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974 cover featuring George Wallace in a wheelchair with an American flag. The image captures a significant moment in history, showcasing the magazine's notable content.The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974 Table of Contents page, illustrating the various articles and features included in the issue, highlighting its diverse topics and contributors.The back cover of The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974, featuring an advertisement for Doral cigarettes, promoting their low tar and nicotine smoking options.

The New York Times Magazine March 17, 1974 George Wallace 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
Gov. George C. Wallace.
He is attending the Fourth of July celebration last year at Decatur, Ala.—the one where Senator Edward M. Kennedy joined him. Page 15.
Photograph by Ken Regan

6
Sunday Observer
Do not go gentle . . .
By Russell Baker

73
Letters
On sexual behavior, single blessedness, fashionable attire, sound judgments and compulsive gambling

15
“’Cause a feller can’t walk don’t mean a feller can’t run, now do it?”
The Wallace message
By James Wooten

16
When Linus Pauling stops sneezing, it is not like when you and I stop sneezing
The A, B-12, C, D and E of vitamins
By Michael Halberstam

18
A remarkable explorer in the passage from one sex to another
James and Jan
By David Holden

20
How lawyers are proving that mental inmates have a right to treatment
The Constitution v. the snakepit
By Walter Goodman

38
The gasoline shortage shapes city, suburb and exurb
Squeezing Spread City
By Anthony Downs

62
A symbol of progress, a focus of conflict
The not-so-vital Suez Canal
By Hugh Thomas

74
Fashions
Romantic long dresses
By Patricia Peterson

80
Design
Rugs are not just to walk on
By Norma Skurka

84
Food
The inimitable shad
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

89
Puzzles

91
Bridge
Dealer’s best friend
By Alan Truscott

94
Picture Credits

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