Life Magazine, May 12, 1961 - Alan Shepard

Original Life Magazine from May 12, 1961 - Alan Shepard

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Some of the contents in this issue

A-OK, the US is in space. Exclusive, Mrs. Shepard's story. Laos goes down the drain, it could be Vietnam and Thailand. Full page color GM Harrison ad for air conditioned cars with illustration of polar bear on roller coaster. Carry Back comes up to win the Kentucky Derby. Capone heir hosts a wedding and the mob meets the press. The present day radicals, left and right, bring us neither hope nor realism. Photo essay - romantic swing in architecture. Photo essay - John Bird Society. Worldwide reactions counters abuse of the man who returned $240,000, Douglas Johnson, an honest man. Book business booms. Seattle student celebrates her scholarship, Marcy DeCou. Inner tubes serve as trampolines, tricky beach sport. Hillary expedition spends an oxygen-hungry winter in the Himalayas. Youngsters at Riverhead County Primary School in Kent learn geography on a giant map painted on their school playground. Family tragedy unearthed in Pompeii. Unusual vision study theorizes that perception is partly a matter of moving, study subjects Brigitte Alexandre and David Tierney in Boston. Hollywood housewives smear their cheeks for charity, blacking out, including Janet Leigh, Barbara Rush, Gloria Cahn, June Hutton, Dean Martin's wife Jean. Cute photo of fan of new Los Angeles Angels baseball team perched on a chimney. Back cover Coca-cola ad of graduates in cap and gown.

Table of Contents

First lady in world of carriages and kids	12
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (wife of American president John F. Kennedy and Greek-Argentine shipping executive Aristotle Socrates Onassis.); 1929-1994
Shepard and U.S.A. feel aok	18
Alan B. Shepard (Jr.), Space flight
Spaceman's wife: Alan was in his right place	28
Brewer SHEPARD
Unhelpful fringes	32
John Birch Society, SANE, Inc, Committees of Correspondence (Organization)
Laos goes down the drain	37
Communism (Laos), United States (Foreign relations, Laos)
Inner tubes serve as trampolines	68
Jumping
Romantic swing in architecture	72
Houses
Fresh insight into seeing	81
Animal experimentation, Vision
Highest livers	87
Altitude (Physiological effects), Himalaya Mountains
Belated cheer for honest act	97
Johnson family, Honesty, Lost articles
Way back, Carry Back wins Derby	40
Horse racing
Capone heir hosts a wedding	45
Tony ACCARDO, Weddings
Winner learns she's won	51
National Merit Scholarship Program
Angry cry against a sinful city	54
Motion pictures (Europe)
Animated geography class	65
Geography (Study and teaching)
Family tragedy unearthed	105
Pompeii (Ancient city)
No more a headache, book business booms	108
Best sellers, Publishers and publishing
John Birch society	124
John Birch Society
How the Chinese killed John Birch	128
John BIRCH, Americans (China), Murder
High brass enjoys a wilderness wonder	133
Stewart L. Udall, Natural bridges

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