The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (10 May 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (10 May 1968)
Fair to good condition - there is some light age wear to front cover - flattening to spine - light age wear/yellowing to some pages throughout - an address has been written in pencil at the top of the rear cover

Cover photo: Clement Freud sitting in a Formula Ford racing car in the pits at Brands Hatch

THE LONG ROAD FROM DIEN BIEN PHU - Fourteen years ago, Ho Chi Minh's forces overran the French Army at Dien Bien Phu. What political lessons of the battle have been repeated today?
3 pages

WHY BRITAIN PRODUCES THE WORLD'S BEST LOSERS - David Miller compares the meagre training facilities of two of Britain's top hopes in Mexico with the luxuries enjoyed by their rivals
4 pages

CALGARY STAMPEDE - One a year, Calgary reverts to its Wild West past. We report on the 'greatest outdoors show in the world'
6 page feature

"HOW (FOR £80) I LEARNT TO BE A RACING DRIVER" (By Clement Freud)
Three and a quarter page feature

TAKE A ROOM - "Non-nonsense nursery"
Margaret Duckett and four designers design a nursery
2 pages