Life Magazine, April 25, 1960 - Southeast in spring, lovers leap
Original Life Magazine from April 25, 1960 - Southeast in spring, lovers leap
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$25.95
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These issues are extremely nice. These are in amazing condition and are great for framing or giving as a cherished gift. Some may have very minor defects and address labels.
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Good Condition (1 Available) |
$19.95
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These issues are in pretty good shape. These are great for those who want a complete, original, average condition issue to read and enjoy. They may have some light to moderate flaws like small tears, spots, library stamps etc. but would make a great piece of history for the budget minded to mark any occasion.
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Some of the contents in this issue
Nice two page color Dan River Wash & Wear Cottons ad with eight different outfits, photographed in Puerto Rico. Two page photo of Goma, the gorilla baby (related story in LIFE October 26, 1960). Census takers are winding up the nation's most ambitious audit, focus on Hawaii, includes photos of Marjorie Yakotake, Kathie Piltz, Virginia Rapozo, Ramon Licanda, Mary Ann Bagley, Al Stacy, Bob Pawn (getting tattooed, Willetta Stellmacher, Lucille Hanson, H. B. West, May Kuroiwa. Paris kidnapping has happy ending, Eric and Jean-Philippe Peugeot, Roland Peugeot, more. The Giants' brand new park on San Francisco Bay, Candlestick park, baseball. Three US rockets are shot into space, Polaris, Transit I-B, Discoverer XI, includes neat photo of recovery plane C-119 catching a payload parachute in mid air. Article on Gore Vidal and "The Best Man." Underwater photos of the National A.A.U. swimming meet. Volunteer firemen in Franklin Village, Michigan are among the town's top money makers. Photo essay - spring tour of six Southwest states by Alfred Eisenstaedt, among many photos is a two page spread of the Feast of Ramps in Cosby, with huge bunch of chicken being barbequed. Rally around Carnegie Hall to save it from being torn down. Len Hall hails the revolution wrought by TV and airplanes. Arnold Palmer, at Masters golf tournament, sets down his thoughts. Doris Kleiner begins life with Yul Brenner at a wedding feast. Travelers from Sarah Lawrence College go to Puerto Rico. Nice two page Good Year ad showing four different kinds of station wagons.
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Gorillas |
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United States (Census) |
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Hawaii |
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Hawaiians |
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Kidnapping |
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Southern States (Description and travel) |
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Southern States (Maps) |
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Georgia (Description and travel) |
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Tennessee (Social life and customs) |
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Hotels, motels, etc, Historic houses, sites, etc (Southern States) |
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Stadiums |
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Insurance, Health |
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Guided missiles (Launching), Space vehicles |
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Gore Vidal; 1925-., Theater reviews (Single works) |
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Gore Vidal; 1925-. |
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Firefighters, Franklin (Mich.) |
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Swimming |
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Aviation (Stunt flying) |
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Yul Brynner; d. 1985, Doris KLEINER |
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Arnold Palmer; 1929-., Golf |
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Carnegie Hall (New York, N.Y.) |
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Lylah TIFFANY |
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Conductors (Music) |
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Campaign funds, Political campaigns, Presidential campaigns |
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Women college students, Travel study courses |