The New York Times Magazine October 27, 1974 Hidden Plague 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
Isabelle Van Zile, 37, sits with her husband, Clarence, in front of their her father’s home. Mrs. Van Zile had a job necessary to the removal of her right lung.
Photograph by Bob Adelman

6 Sunday Observer
Outside, autumn
By Russell Baker

9 Letters
“Freedom from the press”

17 Carey vs. Wilson
And in each corner—Nelson Rockefeller.
By Richard Reeves

18 The Comfort behind The Joy of Sex
Alex Comfort is a poet, gerontologist and novelist who once dreamed up a drug called 3-blindmycin.
By Hugh Kenner

20 The hidden plague
Even the families of some workers are endangered by occupational diseases.
By Alan Anderson Jr.

34 An eco-freak for Governor?
Dick Lamm’s campaign to keep Colorado from becoming an energy colony of the United States.
By Winthrop Griffith

48 Letter from Turkey
Sultans and harems, perhaps; allies, but still the odd men out; the coarsest word is “Greek”; schoolboy hero: Attila the Hun; the new Ataturk; poppy crisis and Cyprus crisis.
By David Holden

83 The tricycle grows up
For senior citizens, hassled parents, factory workers.
By James Lincoln Collier

78 Fashion
Playing it big
By Patricia Peterson

90 Food
An elegant opening
By Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey

92 Design
Three rooms, three moods
By Norma Skurka

111 Puzzles

Picture credits, Page 106

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