Life Magazine, February 22, 1963 - Song and dance twins

Original Life Magazine from February 22, 1963 - Song and dance twins

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Some of the contents in this issue

The big walk - can you do 50 miles? A friendly office joke gets out a hand, and now everyone's tromping along, Boy Scout Dave Beck paced the trek from Dodgeville, Wisconsin to Dubque, Iowa; Wendy Williams of Redwood, California gives up at 38 miles. Three page color Ford ad, 63 1/2 models of Super Torque, Falcon Sprint, Fairlane Sports Coupe. Poignant white lie to Isabella and Joseph Posa, who do not realize that their son Eugene Posa is dead. Murder of Iraq's despot, Kassem falls and Nasser rides high. A deformed Thalidomide baby acquires plastic hands, Richard Satherley. Related abortion of Sherri Finkbine due to sleeping drug. 150,000 Swiss take to the ice. Theater, Sir John Gielgud in The School for Scandal. Christine Kaufmann becomes Mrs. Tony Curtis. New Fiber Glass pole vaulting pole, controversy over its bendability. Folk art sets off new US fashions. Carol Burnett scores with her funny face and talents. Watch out for the Dyna-soar, space glider, pilots in training Milton Thompson, William Knight, Russell Rogers, Henry Gorndon, James Wood, Albert Crews, all stationed at Edwards AFB, California. Full page color Camel ad on back cover with Parachutist Jim Arender.

Table of Contents

Life guide	15
Numismatics
Poignant tissue of white lies	19
Posa family
Kassem is gunned down	24
Abdul Karim Qassim; 1914-1963, Iraq (Politics and government)
His gold-capped teeth gleamed no more	26
Robert MORSE
Thalidomide baby gets his arms	30
Thalidomide
Lord Pengo	51
Samuel Nathaniel Behrman; 1893-1973, Theater reviews (Single works)
Patriotic heyday for fashions U.S.A.	56
Fashion
Carbon copy kids	65
Alice KESSLER, Ellen KESSLER
These leathernecks had feet to match	78
United States Marine Corps
Iron general shows his mettle	80
R. M. TOMPKINS
How fair is a flip with the flexible pole?	36
Fiberglass, Pole vaulting
All Moscow sounds off after K chews out modern art .	41
Painting, Soviet
School for scandal	47
Richard Brinsley Sheridan; 1751-1816, Theater reviews (Single works)
Heart doctor talks up walking	82
Paul Dudley White; 1886-1973
Only girl who acts with her back and front, too	85
Carol Burnett
Coming up, though you may never hear it. a big roar over Dyna-Soar	97
Airplanes, Experimental, Space flight

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