The Daily Telegraph magazine - Vietnam cover (1 May 1970)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Vietnam cover (1 May 1970)
Fair condition for age - yellowing to page edges - there is a one-inch tear to the paper at the bottom of the spine affecting cover and one page inside magazine at front and rear of magazine

LARRY BURROWS - A restless Londoner who is now the best-known war photographer in the world started work as a darkroom messenger boy. His superb photographs showing the grief and horror of war have won countless awards, but he is equally at home photographing sport, wildlife, or any other news story.
8 pages

MISS TEENAGE AMERICA - 5 page feature

THE STORE SQUAD - Shoplifting costs British retailers £75 million a year. Their main protection against greater loss is the store detective. Who are they and how do they work?
Two and a half page feature

ARE PRIVATE ZOOS SAFE? - Lynn Barber visits some of Britain's privately owned zoos, including John Aspinall's, where 12-year-old Robin Birley was mauled by a tiger on Easter Monday
4 pages

COFFEE AND CRUELTY - A short story by Philip Glazebrook
2 pages

BACK TO THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW - At a time when it is permissable to wear less and show more, there is a tendency for clothes to return to the stricy, covered-up look reminiscent of the first World War. One designer urging a return to the straight and narrow is Yves Saint Laurent, whose ready-to-wear collection for summer is coming to his Rive Gauche Boutique, Bond Street
2 page fashion photos