Life Magazine, February 9, 1968 - Captured Vietcong guerillas

Original Life Magazine from February 9, 1968 - Captured Vietcong guerillas

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Some of the contents in this issue

New frenzy in the war - Vietcong terrorize the cities. Suicide raid on the embassy. At Khe Sanh 6,000 Marines dig in and wait for a communist assault, photos include Ray Stubbe, crashed spotter plane, more. Full page color Autolite coil ad with race car 23. H-bomb hunt in arctic night, Greenland, from crashed B-52 bomber plane. Buried secrets of a Arkansas prison farm, Cummins farm, Reuben Johnson (good for you, Reuben!). Poet Rod McKuen. Surveyor 7 on moon "sees" lasers from earth. Maharishi's young followers in the U.S. As Olympics begin, World's best skier sounds off - Jean Claude Killy. Sandy Dennis. To help cure a drunk. The fantastic visions of 18th century architects, Etienne-Louis Boullee and Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. 1.0

Table of Contents

I'm a light sleeper in Vietnam	3
Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (Personal narratives)
Brain drain of our own	4
John William Gardner (American Secretary of health, education and welfare.); 1912-2002, Robert S. McNamara (American Secretary of defense and banker.); 1916-, United States Cabinet
Vietnam front comes first	4
Pueblo incident, 1968, United States (Military policy)
Reluctant Hamlet reviews the tale of how it got to be or not to be	8
Sir John Gielgud; 1904-2000
Dylan's big nonelectric comeback	12
Bob Dylan; 1941-.
What? a best-selling poet?	35
Rod McKuen
Jimjann: El Monte; Bengie	38

Yesterday's visions of tomorrow	42
Architectural drawing, Architecture, Fantastic
Year of the guru	52
Mahesh Yogi (Maharishi, Indian yogi.), Meditation, MysticismHinduism
Samadhi and plaid stamps on the Swami circuit	57
Yoga, New York (N.Y.) (Religion)
Hors of a different oeuvre: hors d'oeuvres escalation	14
Appetizers
McCarthy's Trojan horse	21
Eugene J. McCarthy; 1916-.
Six-hour war for the embassy: Saigon	22
Embassies (Buildings), Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (Campaigns and battles)
Khe Sanh: 6,000 marines dug in for battle	26
United States Marine Corps (Forces in Vietnam), Khe Sanh (Vietnam), Battle of, 1968
H-bomb hunt in the arctic night	30
Hydrogen bombs (Accidents)
Killy is still here, boys	61
Skiing
Girl with a good grip on chaos	65
Sandy Dennis; 1937-1992
Split-screen search into troubled minds	68
Motion pictures in psychotherapy
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead. Criticism	72
Tom Stoppard, Theater reviews (Single works)
Uncertainty makes the bigtime	75
Tom Stoppard, Drama (Themes)

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