Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated March 3, 1974, featuring the article 'A Photo Fit: How the Rape Squad Works'. The image depicts a facial feature kit used by New York police to help rape victims describe suspects, highlighting the magazine's focus on serious societal issues.
The New York Times Magazine March 3, 1974 showing the Table of Contents page featuring articles on the Rape Squad and the face of evolution with images of a man in a patterned suit standing beside a horse.
The New York Times Magazine March 3, 1974 featuring a vintage advertisement for Benson & Hedges 100s cigarettes, showcasing a smiling man carrying firewood, promoting the brand as America's favorite cigarette.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated March 3, 1974, featuring the article 'A Photo Fit: How the Rape Squad Works'. The image depicts a facial feature kit used by New York police to help rape victims describe suspects, highlighting the magazine's focus on serious societal issues.The New York Times Magazine March 3, 1974 showing the Table of Contents page featuring articles on the Rape Squad and the face of evolution with images of a man in a patterned suit standing beside a horse.The New York Times Magazine March 3, 1974 featuring a vintage advertisement for Benson & Hedges 100s cigarettes, showcasing a smiling man carrying firewood, promoting the brand as America's favorite cigarette.

The New York Times Magazine March 3, 1974 Rape Squad Photo Fit 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.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
The Photo Fit, a kit of facial features that can be assembled in various combinations. New York police use it to help rape victims describe their assailants. Page 10.
Photograph by Lee Romero

6
Sunday Observer
Conversation piece
By Russell Baker

10
Many cases, some arrests, few convictions
Rape squad
By Grace Lichtenstein

12
The face of evolution
The Leakeys’ findings show how our tools have shaped our brains
By Boyce Rensberger

14
The current favorite performers include Stewart Udall and a descendant of Dracula
Live lectures
By James Lincoln Collier

16
Ash, Malek, O’Neill, Zarb & Co.: Not household names but their power is great, and growing
The other Presidency
By John Herbers

19
Letter from Tokyo
The short, happy life of Japan as superpower
By Donald Keene

48
Food
Four hearty fish soups
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

50
Design
Now it’s 4,000 square feet of living room
By Norma Skurka

52
Picture Credits

55
Letters
On Middle East peace hopes, academic rumblings and low-back pains

66
Bridge
Too much genius
By Alan Truscott

68
Puzzles

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