The New York Times Magazine March 9, 1969 In Ho Country Vietnam 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

Spain Is Still Afraid of Itself
By Richard Eder ........................................ 23

On the 100th Anniversary of His Death,
Berlioz Still Sounds New
By Harold C. Schonberg ............................. 24

The Courts Have Failed the Poor
By J. Skelly Wright ..................................... 26

When Russian and American Peace Groups
Talk Peace
By Homer A. Jack ........................................ 28

The Peyote Road
By Peter Nabokov ........................................ 30

Twelve Rebels of the Student Right
By Sophy Burnham ...................................... 32

In Ho Country — A Pictorial Report
By Marc Riboud ........................................... 40

Fashions: Summer Trim
By Patricia Peterson .................................... 82

Parent and Child: A U.S. Youngster Is Infected
With V.D. Every Two Minutes
By Norman Keitzer ....................................... 85

Food: Glorious Victories
By Craig Claiborne ....................................... 88

Home: A Bus Clutter!
By Barbara Plumb ........................................ 92

Letters .............................................................. 6
Bridge .............................................................. 114
Picture Credits .............................................. 134
Puzzles ............................................................ 136

THE COVER — A young North Vietnamese stands before a giant wall painting glorifying girl guerrillas. For more photographs of life in the land of Ho Chi Minh, a country as remote to most Westerners as the moon: Page 40.

David Grabel is one of 12 students who have sued Columbia for allegedly allowing left-wing protesters to disrupt their education. For an introductory course on campus conservatism and “the Columbia 12”: Page 32.

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