Life Magazine, February 21, 1964 - Lee Harvey Oswald

Original Life Magazine from February 21, 1964 - Lee Harvey Oswald

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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.

Some of the contents in this issue

Joan Crawford on tour promoting both a movie and her part on the board of Pepsi-Cola, 28 pieces of luggage including picnic hampers and an ax. Full page color 7-Up ad with illustration of guitar player by B. Peak. Bobby Fischer - chess master. Royal love affair - Princess Irene of Netherlands and Prince Carlos of Spain. Missing Michelangelo. Murder and violence in Cyprus. The Beatles U.S. invasion, photos of crazed fans at Kennedy International Airport and New York's Plaza Hotel. Helen Hayes dressed as Miss Liberty in a scene from "Good Morning, Miss Dove." Oswald - evolution of an assassin. Whippet wins at Westmister - Ch. Courtenay Fleetfoot. Photo essay: Winter in Venice, great photo of people standing with umbrellas on a gondola in the Grand Canal. Too much Leisure? Part 2. Full page color Pontiac Bonneville ad with nice illustration of car and skiers in front of lodge, signature Van Kaufman and Art Fitzpatrick.

Table of Contents

Better schools are the real goal of integration	4
School boycotts, New York (N.Y.) (Education)
Don't sell the U.S. ski team short	4
Olympic Games, 1964 (Tokyo, Japan), Skiing
Well-planned Crawford	11
Joan Crawford; 1908-1977, Pepsi-Cola Company, Sales promotion
Life guide	17
Olympic athletes, Olympic Games, 1964 (Tokyo, Japan), Track and field athletics
Was this man sane?	26
Jack Ruby (American nightclub owner and murderer.)
Missing Michelangelo?	45
Margrit LISNER, Michelangelo Buonarroti; 1475-1564, Art (Expertising), Crosses
Winter in Venice	56
Venice (Italy)
En garde, ladies: France exports a devastator	75
Alain Delon
Westminster's winner, a whippet	82
Dog shows
One-track mastermind	97
Bobby Fischer (American chess player.); 1943-2008
Defendant Ruby will meet the ghost of a long dead Scot	30
Liability (Law), Insanity defense
I don't want to look like a bum	98
Jane Howard; 1935-1996

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