The Sunday Times magazine - 8 July 1984

The Sunday Times magazine - 8 July 1984
Good condition for age - there is yellowing to page edges due to age - some creasing to page corners - some wear to cover and throughout

LOVE'S REAL ESTATE - Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh is the Indian with a rapidly spreading cult. We follow the disciples on the move on both sides of the Atlantic
7 pages

THE FLAT-PACK GIANT - Profile of the fast-furniture king - Derek Hunt, big and bouncy head of MFI, who oversees much of his £300m business from the air
3 pages

CHARLOTTE HILTON LINGERIE - The woman whose wartime mission was to make authentic underwear for undercover agents - the legendary Odette Hallowes was among her clients - is still in business today, producing luxury lingerie
2¼ pages

THE THROWAWAY IDOLS OF TEENYPOP - So far they are unknown in Britain. But in the States Menudo, a pop group of five Puerto Rican boys, are superstars. The secret of their success? Compulsory retirement when they each reach their 16th birthday
2¼ pages

YEHUDI MENUHIN first recorded in 1928, aged 12. He has since made more records than any other instrumentalist - more indeed than he can remember, although he thinks it's around 450. Yet his attitude to recording remains ambivalent, as he explains here to Norman Lebrecht
1 page

ANTHONY CLARE - "A life in the day of"
1 page

Full-page advertisement pages:
- Alfa Romeo Alfa 33
- Paco Rabanne
- Volkswagen Golf GTi
- Polaroid
- Cartier cigarettes
- Raffles cigarettes