Newsweek Magazine, August 26, 1963 - Cover Photo of Nelson Rockefeller and "Happy" Murphy
Newsweek Magazine, August 26, 1963 - Cover Photo of Nelson Rockefeller and "Happy" Murphy | Rare and modern books | Harris, Louis, Et Al
Rare and modern books
Harris, Louis, Et Al
Newsweek, Inc.,
1963
Newsweek Magazine, August 26, 1963 - Cover Photo of Nelson Rockefeller and "Happy" Murphy
Newsweek Magazine, August 26, 1963 - Cover Photo of Nelson Rockefeller and "Happy" Murphy | Rare and modern books | Harris, Louis, Et Al
Rare and modern books
Harris, Louis, Et Al
Newsweek, Inc.,
1963
195.00 €
(Ladysmith,
Canada)
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1963
- Place of printing
- New York
- Author
- Harris, Louis, Et Al
- Publishers
- Newsweek, Inc.
- Size
- 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- Newsweek Magazine, August 26, 1963 - Cover Photo of Nelson Rockefeller and "Happy" Murphy Dr., Ralph Mezrow Nelson Rockefeller's quest for the Republican, Presidential Nomination, Nuclear Test-Ban Debate, The Ku Klux Klan is riding again in Dixie - with a set of, tactics borrowed from the Negro protest movement, Blodshed in Bolivia? - communist-led tin miner strike, Integration's Victims - the nation's 133 Negro newspapers may, become casualties of integration, The Biggest Pipeline Snakes to the North - Houston to New York, One-page color-photo Budweiser ad features pleasant streamside, picnic, Vietnam's Future - "All Bets Are Off", Back to back years with 7 million cars sold, Tooth Transplant Americana Religion Magazine Back Issues
- Binding description
- S Single Issue Magazine
- State of preservation
- Good
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- True
Description
80 pages. Features: Nelson Rockefeller's quest for the Republican Presidential Nomination; Nuclear Test-Ban Debate; The Ku Klux Klan is riding again in Dixie - with a set of tactics borrowed from the Negro protest movement; Blodshed in Bolivia? - communist-led tin miner strike; Integration's Victims - the nation's 133 Negro newspapers may become casualties of integration; The Biggest Pipeline Snakes to the North - Houston to New York; One-page color-photo Budweiser ad features pleasant streamside picnic; Vietnam's Future - "All Bets Are Off"; Back to back years with 7 million cars sold; Tooth Transplants; and much more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
