The Saturday Evening Post September 1984 Charlton Heston Won't Run for President


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The Saturday Evening Post - September 1984
Charlton Heston Won't Run for President

Discover a piece of history with this remarkable vintage magazine from September 1984 featuring the iconic actor Charlton Heston on the cover. This issue not only showcases Heston's strong presence in American culture but also delves into the political landscape of the era, neatly capturing a time when celebrities were increasingly influencing public discourse.

This vintage issue of The Saturday Evening Post is particularly significant as it highlights Heston's influential stance regarding his refusal to run for presidency, a role he was notably considered for amid the political unrest of the early '80s. This magazine serves as a snapshot of the cultural zeitgeist, reflecting both the star's legacy and the sentiments of the American public during that decade.

Condition: This collectible magazine is in good condition, exhibiting minor wear typical for its age. It has a label on the front, adding to its authenticity as a vintage item. Additionally, it comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it remains preserved for future generations.

  • Includes an iconic cover featuring Charlton Heston.
  • A valuable collectible for fans of vintage magazines and political history.

Don't miss the chance to add this unique find to your collection. Vintage magazines like this one are not just reading material; they are artifacts that tell the stories of their time, bringing nostalgia and historical context to life.

Get your copy of this September 1984 edition while it lasts, as vintage magazines are sought after by collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

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

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • Fiction
    • Henry and the Golden Mine, Part II — Stephen Vincent Benét
    • A Love Story — William E. Barrett
    • The Woman Who Hated Children — James Ronald
  • Features
    • High Fiber with a Southern Accent (High-Lysine Triticale Recipes) — Allen Simon
    • The Harmonious Statlers — Holly G. Miller
    • Charlton Heston: He’d Rather Pretend Than Be President — Maynard Good Stoddard & Cory SerVaas, M.D.
    • The Odd Socks Controversy — D. W. Roberts
    • The Bat That Made a Hit — Joe Curreri
    • Presidential Fitness: How Hale the Chief? — Maury Riesthein
    • Emphysema: Stalking the Susceptible — Thomas L. Petty, M.D.
  • Departments
    • Letters
    • Post People
    • Vets on Pets: First-Class for Fido — H. Ellen White, D.V.M.
    • Post Scripts
    • Religion: Did the Irish Discover America? — David Sisson
    • Humor: Dancing Cheek to Cheek — Maynard Good Stoddard
    • Speaking Out: Let’s Face the Killer Emphysema Head On — G. E. “Joe” Synhorst
    • Food: The Time Is Ripe for Apples — Randal Fleet
    • Travel: Easygoing Puerto Rico — Jo & Rod Williams
    • Photo Contest
    • Medical Mailbox: Lysine Update — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
  • Cover painting by Lucian Lupinski

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