Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated October 29, 1972, featuring a green background and details about Japanese patterns, captioned 'The yen is mightier than the sword'.
Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine from October 29, 1972, showcasing the table of contents with articles including 'Japanese businessmen: The yen is mightier than the sword' and a watch advertisement.
Dewar's Profiles featuring Xernona Clayton, an influential figure from Atlanta, Georgia, promoting Dewar's 'White Label'. This image is from The New York Times Magazine, October 29, 1972, showcasing her professional and personal insights.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated October 29, 1972, featuring a green background and details about Japanese patterns, captioned 'The yen is mightier than the sword'.Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine from October 29, 1972, showcasing the table of contents with articles including 'Japanese businessmen: The yen is mightier than the sword' and a watch advertisement.Dewar's Profiles featuring Xernona Clayton, an influential figure from Atlanta, Georgia, promoting Dewar's 'White Label'. This image is from The New York Times Magazine, October 29, 1972, showcasing her professional and personal insights.

The New York Times Magazine October 29, 1972 Japanese Pattern 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

  • 15 Japanese businessmen:
    The yen is mightier than the sword
    By James Sterba

  • 16 Agnew is the common man made exceptional
    By Peter Jenkins

  • 18 How we ran the secret air war in Laos
    By Seymour M. Hersh

  • 20 Father Hesburgh’s program for racial justice
    By Theodore M. Hesburgh

  • 22 We’re living in a Hitchcock world, all right
    By Richard Schickel

  • 28 Anthony Burgess meets New York
    By Anthony Burgess

  • 72 Fashions:
    Three chameleon costumes
    By Mary Ann Crenshaw

  • 74 Home:
    After-dark drama
    By Norma Skurka

  • 78 Food:
    Cauliflower and other vegetables
    By Jean Hewitt

  • 95 Picture Credits

  • 103 Bridge:
    That opening-lead “gift”
    By Alan Truscott

  • 104 Puzzles

  • Cover:
    Legends on a Japanese freight car give its maintenance record and routing instructions.
    The flow of Japanese goods is giving businessmen around the world increasingly stiff competition. Page 15.
    Photograph by Endo.

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