The New York Times Magazine cover from October 26, 1969 featuring the article 'Pro Football’s Broken Men,' showcasing a dramatic football scene with players in action on the field.
An interior page of The New York Times Magazine from October 26, 1969, including the table of contents and an advertisement for the Salton egg cooker, illustrating a vintage magazine layout.
The New York Times Magazine cover for October 26, 1969, features an advertisement for Longines Ultra-Chiron watches, showcasing three elegant timepieces with the tagline 'THE WORLD'S MOST ACCURATE WATCH' and 'THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH'.
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The New York Times Magazine cover from October 26, 1969 featuring the article 'Pro Football’s Broken Men,' showcasing a dramatic football scene with players in action on the field.An interior page of The New York Times Magazine from October 26, 1969, including the table of contents and an advertisement for the Salton egg cooker, illustrating a vintage magazine layout.The New York Times Magazine cover for October 26, 1969, features an advertisement for Longines Ultra-Chiron watches, showcasing three elegant timepieces with the tagline 'THE WORLD'S MOST ACCURATE WATCH' and 'THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH'.

The New York Times Magazine October 26, 1969 Pro Football’s Broken Men 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.

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

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • 45 The Devil’s Architect: Hitler’s Armaments Minister Albert Speer
    By James P. O’Donnell

  • 50 Senator Goodell Is No Bobby Kennedy — But He’s Trying Hard
    By Richard L. Madden

  • 52 Israel Has Found a Replacement for Golda Meir — It’s Golda Meir
    By James Feron

  • 54 The Mayor of Fayette, Miss.: Charles Evers
    By Joseph Lelyveld

  • 56 Pro Football’s Broken Men
    By Bill Surface

THE COVER — The Baltimore Colts’ quarterback Earl Morrall (15) fades back as Bill Curry (50) tries to protect him. Curry is one of football’s body guards — so called because they can be crucial to a quarterback’s physical survival.

  • 62 “As the Plane Lands in Moscow, the Passengers All Cheer”
    By B. Michael Frolic

  • 122 Parent and Child: There Are Cures for Fear, Too
    By Phyllis Feinstein

  • 128 Home: Artful Diversity
    By Barbara Plumb

  • 134 Fashions: Come Winds, Come …
    By Patricia Peterson

  • 136 Food: Pride of Provence
    By Craig Claiborne

  • 16 Letters

  • 148 Picture Credits

  • 185 Puzzles

  • 186 Bridge

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