Life Magazine, March 24, 1967 - Composite: Easter in Jerusalem

Defection of Stalin's daughter, Svetlana, with photos from her personal album. Neat L&M ad featuring dog sledding. Hilarious Bekins moving ad with old woman on her porch with a shotgun. Violence in post-election New Delhi India, gruesome photos. Newsfronts - profile of Black civil rights leader James Meredith and Congressional opponent Adam Clayton Powell. Close-up of longshoreman/writer Eric Hoffer. Funny ad from AT&T called Wife Preservers - makeup, telephone, lotion and false eyelashes. Shy Elizabeth Hartman stars in movies " A Patch of Blue" and "The Group". The spectacle of Easter in Jerusalem - great historic prints and new photos of people in holy places. Excerpt of Fred W. Friendly's book, "Due to Circumstances beyond Our Control…" with a photo of Friendly with Edward R. Murrow. Ideas in Houses - Vermont tree-house ski house, very cool, includes early indoor rock climbing wall. Centerfold color Volkswagen ad of a red Volkwagen Station Wagon with eight funny mistakes to find. Miscellany - cute photo of a baby lion sitting like a human in a rattan chair. This issue comes with two cover variations : Version 1 has the "Svetlana Stalin" title on the upper right corner of the front cover and the "Easter in Jersalem" tile halfway down the cover, Version 2 has the "Easter in Jerusalem" title in the upper right and no other title on the cover. All content is exactly the same. Please ask if you happen to have a preference for cover version.