Cover of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, featuring a boxing match between George Foreman and Muhammad Ali in Zaire, highlighted with the phrase 'In The Fight To Put Zaire On The Map'.
Interior page of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, displaying the table of contents including features like 'Putting Zaire on the Map' and 'Computer Raped by Telephone'.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, showcasing classic book bindings and an advertisement for books priced at $54 and $1 each.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, featuring a boxing match between George Foreman and Muhammad Ali in Zaire, highlighted with the phrase 'In The Fight To Put Zaire On The Map'.Interior page of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, displaying the table of contents including features like 'Putting Zaire on the Map' and 'Computer Raped by Telephone'.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine, September 8, 1974, showcasing classic book bindings and an advertisement for books priced at $54 and $1 each.

The New York Times Magazine September 8, 1974 Ali Foreman in Zaire Rumble Jungle

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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
It’s a long, long way from Madison Square Garden. So why is the big fight being held in Zaire? Page 28.

6
Sunday Observer
The livin’ ain’t easy
By Russell Baker

21
Letters
On the perplexities of women writers and the complexities of Social Security.

27
Amnesty
The decision must land somewhere between “Everybody, unconditionally” and “Nobody, ever”
By Alfred B. Fitt

28
Putting Zaire on the map
From the chaos of the Congo, Mobutu has wrought a nation
By J. J. Grinand

30
Hundreds of unusual Americans who have chosen to stay
Hooked on Vietnam
By David K. Shipler

32
“Computer Raped by Telephone”
…and other futuristic felonies by electric con men who leave no footprints
By W. Thomas Porter Jr.

54
A visit to Cornwall’s Cornwall, far from the neurotic insecurity of John le Carré’s unholy world
The case of the hot writer
By James Cameron

91
Twice as many Americans kill themselves as kill each other
A sin or a right?
By Helen Epstein

70
Fashion
From the ground up
By Patricia Peterson

73
Food
Freeze for the future

84
Design
Home is next door to the factory
By Bernadine Morris

94
Picture Credits

100
Parent & Child
“Will my baby be normal?”
By Alan Anderson Jr.

114
Bridge
Fear of falling
By Alan Truscott

116
Puzzles

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