The New York Times Magazine October 14, 1973 Alaska Pipeline 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.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
On Alaska’s North Slope, a valve known as a “Christmas tree” caps an oil well. Such plumbing will yield rich returns for the state—and when the oil starts flowing through the controversial Alyeska pipeline.

6 — Sunday Observer
The B.B.&M. mystery
By Russell Baker

16 — Letters
On demography, Harvard admissions and Secretariat

34 — Our Arctic will never be the same
That unstoppable pipeline
By Thomas M. Brown

36 — Born free, lazy and selfish
The king of myths
By Boyce Rensberger

38 — Something good out of Watergate?
The constraining of the President
By Richard E. Neustadt

40 — Cartoon vision and Brownsville reality
A kind of X-rated Disney
By Martin Kasindorf

43 — On the commune, “correct thinking” helps
The Chen family still has class
By Peggy Pritzn

118 — Fashions
Slips are for showing
By Patricia Peterson

124 — Picture Credits

128 — Food
A marquise for the millions
By Simone Beck

130 — Home
The price is right
By Norma Skurka

147 — Puzzles

149 — Bridge
Poker, in a way
By Alan Truscott

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