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December 2, 1967 Saturday Evening POST - JFK Conspiracy Theory, Richard Nixon, George Romney
Description: SATURDAY EVENING POST Magazine: December 2, 1967 (88 pages)
Cover: 'SIX SECONDS IN DALLAS'
MAJOR NEW STUDY SHOWS THREE ASSASSINS KILLED KENNEDY
Articles:
» Local government is a farce - Speaking Out by Franklin H. Ornstein
» Richard Nixon and the locked door - Affairs of State by Stewart Alsop
» Please don't strike the teacher - The Human Comedy by Bill Breisky
» The hate hour - Points West by John Gregory Dunne
» The cross fire that killed President Kennedy - conspiracy theory by Josiah Thompson
» The paper caper - fashion by Anne Chamberline
» George Romney: Battered but unbowed - by James Witcover
» Greece: This winter of discontent - by David Holden
» Why do you dream? - by Max Gunther
» The shell game - fiction by Isabel Langis Cusack
» The rainmaker - fiction by William Humphrey
Condition: Very good, I'd say. The covers are lightly soiled and there's an address label in the lower right corner of the front cover. The top couple of inches of the magazine are slightly rippled, probably from exposure to a little humidity over the years.
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Cover: 'SIX SECONDS IN DALLAS'
MAJOR NEW STUDY SHOWS THREE ASSASSINS KILLED KENNEDY
Articles:
» Local government is a farce - Speaking Out by Franklin H. Ornstein
» Richard Nixon and the locked door - Affairs of State by Stewart Alsop
» Please don't strike the teacher - The Human Comedy by Bill Breisky
» The hate hour - Points West by John Gregory Dunne
» The cross fire that killed President Kennedy - conspiracy theory by Josiah Thompson
» The paper caper - fashion by Anne Chamberline
» George Romney: Battered but unbowed - by James Witcover
» Greece: This winter of discontent - by David Holden
» Why do you dream? - by Max Gunther
» The shell game - fiction by Isabel Langis Cusack
» The rainmaker - fiction by William Humphrey
Condition: Very good, I'd say. The covers are lightly soiled and there's an address label in the lower right corner of the front cover. The top couple of inches of the magazine are slightly rippled, probably from exposure to a little humidity over the years.
**NOTE**: Shipping charges are discounted when more than one of my items are purchased at the same time. See what else I have to offer!
