The New York Times Magazine October 19, 1969 Henry Ford II 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

25
At Ford Everyone Knows Who Is the Boss
By William Serrin

THE COVER—The man who engineered the comeback of the Ford Motor Company to the rank of America’s third-largest corporation is clearly its boss—as he proved again the other day when he abruptly dropped Semon Knudsen as company president. His name, not surprisingly, is Henry Ford II, the great one’s grandson.

28
Man—One of Evolution’s Mistakes?
By Arthur Koestler

30
Antimilitarism Can Be Too Much Of a Good Thing
By Anthony Hartley

32
His 200th Anniversary Celebration Is Starting—The Beethoven Revolution
By Harold C. Schonberg

34
A Talk With Warren On Crime, the Court, the Country
By Anthony Lewis

36
A New Lobby—Ex-Cons
By Gertrude Samuels

84
Home: A Touch of the Primitive
By Barbara Plumb

90
Food: Virtuosity With Veal
By Craig Claiborne

94
Fashions: Pastel Comes On Strong
By Anne-Marie Schiro

99
Parent and Child: In the Beginning Is the Word
By Gertrud L. Wyatt

132
Letters

140
Picture Credits

148
Bridge

150
Puzzles

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