The Sunday Times magazine - What Our Readers Dream About cover (30 November 1969)

Fair condition for age - stress tears around staples making cover skewed - there is creasing/age wear to front cover - a lot of creasing and small tears to rear cover - top of pages 93-94 are badly creased - light age wear and some foxing throughout

THE WORLD THAT'S WAITING FOR US - What will the 1970s have that the 1960s haven't? And what will the world be like by 1980? The first part of a two-week investigation
Double page sketch

JAM YESTERDAY, JAM TODAY BUT NEVER JAM TOMORROW - The 10-minute city and the 2-hour world: traffic congestion and inter-city commuting, 1980-style
4 page feature

GOODBYE TO THE OFFICE, FAREWELL TO THE FARM - The businessman of the late '70s, and the machines he employs as his staff
3 pages

QUEUE HERE FOR SOLITUDE - A three-day working week, a 26-week working year: who is going to organise our leisure?
2 pages

THE WAY THINGS ARE - Lawrence Gowing examine Pieter Bruegel the Elder's art, background and influence
11 pages

YOUR DREAM WORLD - 25,000 people responded to our questionnaire on sleep and dreaming. Dr Christopher Evans analyses the results and looks at some of the most persistent and most puzzling dreams
9 pages

CAREERS - The final instalment of our careers service for graduates
One and a half pages

UNIVERSITIES BY NUMBERS - Concluding our guide to Britain's degree courses: a statistical survey chart of all the country's universities
2 pages