Cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 30, 1969, featuring a cartoon illustrating Uncle Sam pondering U.S. policy towards Fidel Castro, with the title 'Circling around Castro: Should we change our policy?'.
Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969, showcasing various fashion illustrations and a letter section, highlighting contemporary styles and reflections from that era.
Side view of The New York Times Magazine from March 30, 1969, depicting damage to the spine with visible wear, confirming its vintage condition.
The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969 cover featuring an advertisement for choosing any four of 40 best-sellers for $1, alongside a list of programs in Israel and other educational options.
The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969 highlighted with an advertisement offering any four of 40 reference works for $1, and information about various educational programs available.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine from March 30, 1969, featuring a cartoon illustrating Uncle Sam pondering U.S. policy towards Fidel Castro, with the title 'Circling around Castro: Should we change our policy?'.Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969, showcasing various fashion illustrations and a letter section, highlighting contemporary styles and reflections from that era.Side view of The New York Times Magazine from March 30, 1969, depicting damage to the spine with visible wear, confirming its vintage condition.The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969 cover featuring an advertisement for choosing any four of 40 best-sellers for $1, alongside a list of programs in Israel and other educational options.The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969 highlighted with an advertisement offering any four of 40 reference works for $1, and information about various educational programs available.

The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969 Castro Cuba Policy Uncle Sam Cover

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The magazine is in acceptable / reader condition. It shows significant wear which may include cover creases, small tears, writing, such as spine stress or light marks. The binding is intact and all pages are legible. 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

The Scandal of Death and Injury in the Mines
By Ben A. Franklin ........................................ 25

We Should Start Talking With Castro
By John Plank ................................................ 28

Mrs. Humphrey Sums It Up This Way: He
Is Not What He Was, and He Is Not Yet
What He Will Be
By Winthrop Griffith .................................... 32

Senator Hatfield Argues That the Draft Is
Wrong—A Volunteer Army Is the Answer
By Mark O. Hatfield ...................................... 34

What the Rebellious Students Want
By Stephen Spender ...................................... 56

Fashions: More Bounce to the Ounce
By Patricia Peterson ....................................... 94

Parent and Child: The State of the Boy, 1969
By Rita Kramer ............................................... 97

Food: A Chicken for Every Taste
By Craig Claiborne ......................................... 102

Home: On Beauty Bent
By Barbara Plumb ........................................... 104

Bridge ............................................................. 120
Picture Credits ............................................... 136
Puzzles ............................................................ 139

**THE COVER—**Uncle Sam plods in endless
circles pondering what to do about the
Fidel Castro on his doorstep. The cartoon,
by Everett Karlsson in Stockholm’s Afton-
bladet, represents an European view of U.S.
Cuban policy. For one American expert’s
view on what might be done: Page 28.

Former Vice President—now Professor—
Hubert H. Humphrey wins a coed’s rapt
attention as he lectures at Macalester
College in St. Paul. He is also doing some
writing, speaking and business consulting
as he ponders his political future. Page 32.

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