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The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #6, February 15, 1964] (20¢, 10″ x 13″) [] (Full Text)
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· Speaking Out: Hunting Is Humane · Vance Bourjaily · sl

· Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

· What Are They Doing to Big Sur? · William Trombley · ar

· The Rise and Fall of a Soviet Agent · Edward R. F. Sheehan · ar

· Landing a Jet Without Looking · Lawrence Lader · ar

· Boom Times for Piggy-Bankers · William Laas & Theodore Du Bay · ar

· War of Nerves on the High Wire · Bill Ballantine · ar

· Johnson Takes Over: The Untold Story · Stewart Alsop · ar

· A Fair Day’s Work · Nicholas Monsarrat · ss; illustrated by Robert J. Lee

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #7, February 22, 1964] (cover by John Zimmerman) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

10 · Speaking Out: Does Space Research Threaten Life? · Sir Bernard Lovell · cl

18 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

21 · What Made John Glenn Run? · Harold H. Martin & Don Oberdorfer · ar

26 · Necklines Make You Nervous? · William K. Zinsser · hu

30 · Howie Young: Hockey’s Abominable Iceman · Dave Anderson · ar

32 · Diplomat Among Warriors · Robert Murphy · ar

54 · The Secret Tournament · Pete Sourian · ss

64 · A Family Man · Donald Hutter · ss

76 · I Was a Slave of Love · S. J. Perelman · hu

78 · Goodbye, Lorelei, Hello, Dolly! · Gilbert Millstein · ar

80 · Opium · Stanley Karnow · ar

84 · The Railroad That Defies the Unions · Trevor Armbrister · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #8, February 29, 1964] (cover by Jack Fields) [] (Full Text)
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8 · Speaking Out: Down with Tipping · John A. Patton · cl

10 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

15 · New Orleans: Cosa Nostra’s Wall Street · Bill Davidson · ar

22 · The Politics of the Space Age · Lyndon Baines Johnson · ar

24 · America’s Neglected Colonial Paradise · Don Oberdorfer · ar

36 · The Play That Rocked Europe · Alfred G. Aronowitz · ar

46 · The Hardware Man · John O’Hara · ss

54 · Memoir of a Long, Long War · Kenneth B. Plotnick · ss

62 · The Square World of Claudia Cardinale · Pete Hamill · ar

66 · Nebraska Fiasco: Buy Now, Pay Never · John Skow · ar

71 · Harlem’s War Against Slumlords · Robert K. Massie · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #9, March 7, 1964] (cover by David Douglas Duncan) [] (Full Text)
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6 · Speaking Out: Lawyers Are Failing the Law · Morris L. Ernst · cl

14 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

21 · Nixon: Will He or Won’t He? · John Bird · ar

24 · Paris, Prisms, and Picasso · David Douglas Duncan · pi

38 · Who Wants a Tidy Calendar? · John Skow · ar

40 · The Playboy Sergeant Who Spied for Russia · Don Oberdorfer · ar

46 · The Mission · Bruce Jay Friedman · ss

52 · The House Gift · James T. Maher · ss

56 · The Root of All Evil · Graham Greene · ss

62 · The Oddball Crusade of Congressman Patman · Paul Duke · ar

64 · Drive with Devils Behind You · Charles N. Barnard · ar

71 · Botulism: The Killer Who Came to Dinner · Theodore Berland · ar

76 · Panama: Why They Hate Us · Trevor Armbrister · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #10, March 14, 1964] (cover by John Launois) [] (Full Text)
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8 · The Kinsey Report Didn’t Upset Me, Either (Speaking Out) · Ogden Nash · cl

14 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

17 · Sweepstakes in the Snow · John Skow · ar

24 · My First Political Crisis · Marvin Kitman · ar

26 · The South Seas Close to Home · John Launois · pi

34 · To Get Lost, Hurry Up · Anne Chamberlin · ar

38 · After 64 Years, The Prisoner Comes Home · Robert Gannon · ar

46 · The Victim · John O’Hara · ss

52 · Center of Gravity · L. J. Amster · nv

70 · The Wooing of a Seven-Foot Wonder · George Walsh · ar

72 · Whatever Happened to Burlesque? · Lewis H. Lapham · ar

77 · The Trial of “Delay” Beckwith · Harold H. Martin · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #11, March 21, 1964] (20¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by John Zimmerman) [] (Full Text)
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8 · Doesn’t Congress Have Ideas of Its Own? · Sen. Abraham Ribicoff · ar

14 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

17 · A Crisis for Capitalism · Richard Armstrong · ar

30 · The Beatles: Music’s Gold Bugs · Alfred G. Aronowitz · ar

36 · Building the Beatle Image · Vance Packard · ar

40 · Beatalic Graphospasms · John Lennon · ss; short fables and cartoons. There are about seven three-graf stories by Lennon here.

_ · Randolf’s Party · John Lennon · vi

44 · The Captain’s Boar Hunt · David Ely · ss

54 · Show Us Something Good, Sirocco · Stanley E. Smith · ss

64 · Athens on the Prairie · Walt McCaslin · ar

66 · The Job John McCormack Dreads · Don Oberdorfer · ar

72 · Carol Lawrence of Illinois · Normand Poirier · ar

76 · The Twins Who Found Each Other · Bard Lindeman · ar

81 · Scientology: “Have You Ever Been a Boo-Hoo?” · James Phelan · ar [Ref. L. Ron Hubbard]

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #12, March 28, 1964] (cover by Burt Glinn) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

10 · NATO Is Dead (Speaking Out) · Ronald Steel · cl

15 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

17 · What Will R.F.K. Do Next? · Peter Maas · ar

22 · Donna Reed: Fire and Ice · Donald Freeman · ar

24 · The Pietà: Masterpiece at the Fair · Charles McCarry · ar

30 · Strangers on a Bridge · James B. Donovan · ar

44 · The Offering · David Dempsey · ss

52 · Arnold Stone · John O’Hara · ss

60 · The Change in the Mountains · Beverly Smith, Jr. · ar

66 · The Worm Learns · John Bird · ar

68 · Will Cambodia Go Communist? · Jerry A. Rose · ar

75 · The Dark Enigma of Congress · Drew Pearson & Norman Ritter · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #13, April 4, 1964] (cover by Philippe Halsman) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

12 · A Catholic Mother’s Case for Birth Control (Speaking Out) · Rosemary Ruether · cl

16 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

19 · Dope Invades the Suburbs · Robert P. Goldman · ar

26 · Be the First on Your Block to Have a Ton of Steel · Marvin Kitman · ar

28 · Why Spain Is Home · Robert Ruark · ar

34 · Can Johnson Get Congress Moving? · Rowland Evans & Robert Novak · ar

42 · Moths Against the Screen · Robert Penn Warren · ex

56 · Caruso the Truck Driver · Herbert Gold · ss

60 · The Illusive, Elusive Miss Tammy Grimes · Lewis H. Lapham · ar

64 · Look Out, America, Here Comes Granby · Evan Hill · ar

66 · The Life and Death of Precious Plum Flower · Karl Ludwig Stumpf & Edward Gamarekian · ar

73 · Happiness Is Being Somewhere Else · Frank Graham, Jr. · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #14, April 11, 1964] (cover by Lawrence J. Schiller) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

8 · Stop Pampering Gifted Children (Speaking Out) · Bruno Bettelheim · cl

12 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

17 · Why I Am a Republican · Dwight D. Eisenhower · ar

20 · The Sky Is Falling · Trevor Armbrister · ar

26 · Pass Go and Retire · Roy Bongartz · ar

28 · Tuesday Past, Tuesday Present · Richard Warren Lewis · ar

34 · The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz · Ernst Papanek & Edward Linn · ar

44 · The Pilgrim Project [Part 1 of 2] · Hank Searls · sl

62 · The Fighting Yankee of Seville · Robert Daley · ar

66 · Fair Trade or Foul, The Battle Rages Again! · Martin Mayer · ar

70 · Monk: High Priest of Jazz · Lewis H. Lapham · ar

77 · All the Fit That’s News to Print · Gael Greene · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #15, April 18, 1964] (cover by Lawrence J. Schiller) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

10 · Speaking Out: Too Many Judges Are Political Hacks · Herbert Brownell · cl

18 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

19 · Crash Effort for a Safer Cigarette · Bill Davidson · ar

24 · Girls Take the Cue · David L. Goodrich · ar

28 · The Feely Is Here · Lewis H. Lapham · ar

30 · What Is Maggie Smith Up To? · Maxine Cheshire · ar [Ref. Margaret Chase Smith]

36 · One Man Against the Sea · William Willis · ar

46 · The Answer Depends · John O’Hara · ss

52 · The Pilgrim Project [Part 2 of 2] · Hank Searls · sl

70 · A Season of Sommer · Joe Hyams · ar

75 · It’s Me, O Lord · William Saroyan · ar

78 · Red Threat in Black Africa? · Robert K. Massie · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #16, April 25, 1964] (cover by John Zimmerman) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

12 · Speaking Out: Psychiatrists Use Dangerous Words · Karl Menninger, M.D. · cl

16 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

19 · Tino’s Bottomless Tanks of Oil · Norman C. Miller · ar

26 · Good Grief, Charlie Schulz! · C. Robert Jennings · ar

28 · Down to the Sea for Fun · John Zimmerman · pi

38 · Hungary: Renaissance After Revolt · David Holden · ar

52 · A Tough Nut · Alberto Moravia · ss

54 · The Transient · Stanley Elkin · nv

72 · “These Americans Must Be Gods” · Stanley Karnow · ar

76 · The Big Political Sprint · Tom Wicker · ar

78 · The Smog Battle Gets Hot · Charles N. Barnard · ar

83 · A Miracle on Broadway · Normand Poirier · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #17, May 2, 1964] (10½″ x 13½″) [] (Full Text)
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· P.T.A. Is a Waste of Time · W. C. Kvaraceus · ar

· The Great A-11 Deception · James Atwater · ar; illustrated by Robert McCall

· The Fischer Quints at Home · Mary Ann Fischer · ar; illustrated by [photos]

· A Bible in the Bullpen · John Devaney · ar; Al Worthington of the Cincinnati Reds.

· A Room Full of Takers for Any Dare · Joseph Wechsberg · ar; Lloyd’s of London.

· The Stardom and the Boredom of Catherine Spaak · Pete Hamill · ar

· A Communist at the White House · Zygmunt Broniarek · ar

· Doctor, What Is Wrong with Me · Evan Hill · ar; with a photo of Dr. Hibbard Williams at Boston Massachusetts General Hospital.

· Big Play for Pay TV’s $1.50 Splendors · Martine Mayer · ar; features Pat Weaver in an article about paying for TV viewing.

· On the Night Train to Moscow · Ralph Blum · ss; illustrated by Robert J. Lee

· The Suicide · Evan S. Connell · ss; illustrated by Bill Charmatz

· A Full Day’s Wages · K. E. Sackett · ss; illustrated by David Passalacqua

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #18, May 9, 1964] (cover by Frank Bez) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

8 · They Can’t Cover Up for Bobby Baker · Sen. Hugh Scott · cl

14 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

19 · Cancer Is Giving Up Its Secrets · Pat McGrady & Murray Morgan · ar

24 · How a Stricken State Met Chaos · Bard Lindeman · ar

32 · Hollywood’s Carefree Child · Richard Warren Lewis · ar

36 · Crime in Moscow · George Feifer · ar

62 · A Property of Hope · Fred Chappell · ss

66 · The Effect of Barney Fuller · Anthony Bailey · ss

70 · What Are They Doing with Gen. Sheridan’s Horse? · Anne Chamberlin · ar

77 · A New Life for a Blind Deer · Georges Carousso · ar

81 · Monorail: A One-Track Controversy · Joseph N. Bell · ar

85 · George Wallace Shakes Up the Political Scene · Harold H. Martin · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v237 #19, May 16, 1964] (cover by Harry Redl) [] (Full Text)
Details supplied by Martin Wooster.

8 · Speaking Out: Let’s Talk Sense About Cuba · Sen. J. William Fulbright · cl

12 · Affairs of State · Stewart Alsop · cl

15 · Lodge Faces His Big Test in Oregon · John Skow · ar

20 · This Prince Led Cinderella to Death · Charles McCarry · ar

22 · The Exploding University of California · William Trombley · ar

30 · “And There Appeared to Them Tongues of Fire” · McCandlish Phillips · ar

44 · Can I Stay Here? · John O’Hara · ss

50 · The Fortuneteller · Mary Deasy · ss

56 · What Really Matters · Malcolm Wood · ss

68 · Can Chemicals Cure Cancer? · Pat McGrady & Murray Morgan · ar

72 · Let Me Entertain You · Muriel Davidson · ar

74 · Don’t Tread on Grandmother Peabody · Robert K. Massie · ar

79 · Doctors Go on Strike · Pete Hamill · ar

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