The Daily Telegraph magazine - 10 August 1973

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 10 August 1973
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

Country Life A La Mode - Harvesting a crop of creative ideas (front cover photo)

BEER: THE HOPE OF CHILE - To many people, cybernetics is no more than an obscure study. But to Professor Stafford Beer, it's a life's work, a passion and now, the solution to Chile's economy and future
One and a half pages

THE COMPANY THAT KEEPS THEM - Tobacco companies, insurance companies, makers of razor blades: why should they spend vast sums on promoting sport - even a little on culture?
Four and a half pages

UTOPIA WITH A COUNTY ACCENT - Ditchford Farm, near Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire. Here lives a family with the loosest and the closest bonds. A painter, a sculptress, a drummer, an actress and others have chosen to live an unassuming country life, sharing experiences as much as expenses, pooling talents as well as financial resources. Byron Rogers took a trip to this particularly peaceful part of rural England
Three and a half pages

GILBERT O'SULLIVAN - Gilbert has now won an Ivor Novello award and moved house. Is his future golden too?
Two and a half pages