Description
Explore a piece of vintage history with the VTG Look Magazine from November 26, 1968, Volume 32, Number 24. This issue features an intriguing cover story on Rose Kennedy, delving into the profound theme of The Agony of Life. As a collector, you will appreciate not just the captivating articles, but also the nostalgia captured within its pages. Ideal for history buffs, vintage magazine collectors, or anyone interested in the Kennedy family's legacy, this magazine is a treasure trove of information and imagery from a pivotal era.
The magazine is in good condition, reflecting its age and the rich stories it holds. Each page tells a tale of its time, transporting readers back to 1968—a year filled with political upheaval, cultural shifts, and iconic moments. The magazine’s glossy finish and vibrant photographs make it a fantastic addition to your collection or a unique gift for someone special.
- Detailed Feature Articles: Enjoy in-depth articles that explore critical cultural and historical topics of the time.
- Protective Covering Included: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition for years to come.
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Don't miss out on a chance to own a slice of history! Add this vintage Look Magazine to your collection today. It serves as a great conversation starter and a beautiful reminder of America’s past.
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):-
The National Scene
- A Visit With the Indomitable Rose Kennedy, By Laura Bergquist
- The Story of James Earl Ray and the Plot to Kill Martin Luther King, Part II: “I Got Involved Gradually, and I Didn’t Know Anybody Was to Be Murdered,” By William Bradford Huie
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The World
- Mister Europe at Eighty, By Leonard Gross
- Memo From Nigeria: Old Headaches for Our New President, By Jack Shepherd
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Health & Science
- Medication Error, By Lawrence Lader
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Humor
- Look on the Light Side
- The Call
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Entertainment/Sports
- Doris Day: Miss Apple Pie Hits TV
- War on Sunday
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Modern Living
- Snow Going
- Sky-High Ski Town
- Action Fashions
- Skier’s Life—Steak and Kidney Pie
- Crazy Quilts for Men
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Departments
- Letters to the Editor
- Looking Around With Gloria Steinem . . . What Culture
- Looking at Books . . . Murderous Children and Other Monsters
- Look at the Movies . . . Kate and “The Lion in Winter”—A Feast of a Film