Life Magazine, February 18, 1957 - Julie London

Original Life Magazine from February 18, 1957 - Julie London

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Some of the contents in this issue

Utah convicts riot, take visiting basketball players hostage for 12-hours. Report on atomic energy progress with photos from Colorado, New Mexico, Canada and Utah. Photos of the Bolshoi pre-ballet in England. Photo essay - Early retirement for men in their 40s and 50s. A balloon becomes the world's first portable building. Prehistoric paintings in the Sahara, beautiful full page color photos. New sights on the slopes: resorts add fancy touches to handle swarms of skiers, fashion and fake snow. Bob Feller talks about LIFE, photo at Yankee Stadium. Canadian Prime Minister, Louis St. Laurent, celebrates happy birthday. A warm winter wrap: encase your house in Bakelite. Two-page "Whale of a Coffee Sale" chase & Sanborn ad featuring Art Linkletter and Tennessee Ernie Ford.. Two page Hotpoint wonderinse washer ad, very colorful. Make sure your chicken is Acronized, full page color American Cyanamid ad for Acronized poultry.

Table of Contents

Pre-ballet bacchanal	14
Bolshoi Ballet
More atomic progress: a report	23
Nuclear energy (Economic aspects), Uranium mines and mining
Weird new engines provide new power	28
Nuclear reactors
Duke away, rumors play	32
Elizabeth II (Queen of Great Britain); 1926-., Prince Philip (consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain); 1921-.
Interrupted basketball game	34
Prison riots, Prisons (Utah)
We've got it, we've got it!	69
Alan Jay Lerner; 1918-1986, Frederick Loewe; 1904-1988
Small voice makes big stir	74
Julie London; 1926-2000
Blown-up building	83
Domes
Prehistoric pageant by artists of the Sahara	84
Henri LHOTE, Art, Primitive, Tassili N' Ajjer (Algeria)
Bible labor of years is done in 400 hours	92
John William Ellison; 1941-., Bible, Computers
Voices of people's capitalism	36
Communism and democracy, International relations, United States (Foreign relations)
Small yawl tops them all	44
Sailboat racing
Early retirement	49
Leisure, Part time employment, Retirement
Chef's special in atom vessel	61
United States Navy (Commissariat), Nuclear submarines
Some boons for bathers	64
Baths
New sights on slopes	97
Skiing, Ski resorts
Story behind Hungary's revolt	104
Imre Nagy, Anti-Communist movements (History), Communism (Hungary), Hungary (History, Revolution, 1956), Soviet Union (Foreign relations, Hungary)
How Russian trickery throttled revolt	119
Bela KIRALY
Happy birthday to Uncle Louis	130
Louis S. St. Laurent; 1882-1973
Warm winter wrapping for a, house	132
Insulation (Heat)

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