Life Magazine 1964 Aug 21

Life Magazine: a Collection of Issues from the 1960's, New York Time, Inc.
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Nov. 6, 1964 (Goldfinger); Oct. 23, 1964 (Take-Over in the Kremlin); April 3, 1964 (Carol Channing in Hello, Dolly!); Oct. 20, 1967 (US Prisoners in North Vietnam); April 4, 1960 (Marlon Brando: Actor, Director and Producer); March 28, 1969 (The Threatened Orangutan); May 16, 1969 (Collision Course in the High Schools); July 20, 1962 (Eerie Spectacle in Pacific Sky); Oct. 24, 1969 (The Day of Dissent); Feb. 9, 1968 (Suicide Raid on the Embassy); Aug. 22, 1969 (That Young New York Look); March 27, 1964 (Charles de Gaulle Enters Mexico City); April 7, 1961 (Salty Excitement of Ocean Fishing); Dec. 5, 1969 (African Antelope); April 4, 1969 (Sex in the lively arts); March 14, 1969 (The daring contraption called LEM); May 9, 1969) 'Husbands" on the Run); May 23, 1969 (From Laugh-In to Scare-In); Aug. 1, 1969 (The Fateful Turn for Ted Kennedy); July 31, 1964 (The Grace of Our Olympic Girls); Sep. 11, 1964 (Special Issue Japan); June 8, 1962 (What Went Wrong in the Wild Stock Market); Aug. 24, 1962 (Russia's Feat); Nov. 29, 1963 (President John F. Kennedy 1917 1963); Feb. 8, 1968 (Suicide Raid on the Embassy); Nov. 28, 1969 (The U.S.Mail Mess); March 10, 1961 (Chevalier and Crosby); Oct. 27, 1961 (GI Trains for Guerrilla War); Feb. 3, 1963 (Muse of Tragedy); Jan. 24, 1964 (Panama City, Panama, riot); Aug. 23, 1968 (Law and Order Volatile Campaign Issue); Nov. 12, 1965 (John Lindsy, Stunning Victory of a Loner); May 2, 1969 (Judy Collins); March 22, 1968 (Behind the Peace Feelers); July 18, 1969 (The Youth Communes); July 28, 1961 (Brigitte Bardot). Feb. 21, 1969 (Nixon warms up for Europe on Key Biscayne); Feb. 7, 1964 (Tanganyika: British Commando Brings in Capture Mutineers); Nov. 22, 1963 (Elizabeth Ashley) Aug. 29, 1969 (Norman Mailer); July 26, 1968 (Aboard the First Flights); June 1, 1962 (Rene Watches Scott Go Up); June 5, 1964 (Cremation of Nehru); Sep. 12, 1969 (Coretta King); April 24, 1964 (Burton as Hamlet); May 8, 1964 (Campaign buttons); March 21, 1969 (Woody Allen); April 9, 1965 (Our Climb Up Mt. Kennedy); April 11, 1969 (Death of Eisenhower); July 11, 1960 (Nelson Rockefellers and children); Aug. 29, 1960 (Record Jump Starts Nineteen Miles Up); July 12, 1968 (Starving Children of Biafra War); July 25, 1969 (Leaving For the Moon); Oct. 16, 1964 (Berlin Thriller: escape by Tunnel); July 22, 1966 (Unforgettable Moments of Pregnancy and Birth); Aug. 15, 1969 (The Dollar's Squeeze); June 13, 1969 (The Life Poll: Science and Sex); June 21, 1968 (Sirhan and Ray); Dec. 12, 1969 (Apollo 12 on the Moon); Jan. 19, 1968 (The Corridors of the Heart); July 5, 1968 (Special issue the Presidency); April 19, 1968 (America's Farewell in Anger and Grief); July 4, 1969 (Off to the Moon); Dec. 13, 1963 (President Johnson at his White House desk); April 12, 1968 (Martin Luther King 1929-1968); Sep. 5, 1969 (Peter Max); Jan. 10, 1964 (General Douglas MacArthur): Oct. 17, 1969 (Black Models Take Center Stage); Not for sale outside the USA because of size and weight. Paper 11" x 14" Magazine

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