The Daily Telegraph magazine - 11 May 1973

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 11 May 1973
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

SKYLAB - Can Man Live And Work In Space? (front cover photo)

A PROVOCATIVE LOT OF WASTE - In May last year, Italy's Montedison Corporation started dumping up to 3,800 tons a night of industrial waste into the sea north of Corsica. The Red Mud scandal started, and outraged fishermen resorted to bombs. But international authorities have still failed to settle the issue
2 pages

REFUGEES, OR THE NEW TYCOONS OF BRITAIN? - Since General Amin delivered his bombshell expulsion order last August, some 27,000 Ugandan Asians have landed in Britain. How have they fared here? Most are worse off, but they are not all discontent. As one of them put it: "We Asians are very pleased at one thing. People in this country are so much less hard-working than we are, so we know we will succeed here." Anthony Grey traces the fortunes of five typical families
5½ pages

LIVING WITH THE YOUNGEST LORE IN THE LAND - Next week a new collection of verse written for children in the last 500 years is to be published. The compilers, Peter and Iona Opie, have established themselves as the greatest experts on children's folklore in the land
2½ pages

SKYLAB - Next week a small research institute should be circling Earth - 85 tons of scientific equipment and living quarters. A succession of working parties will be shuttled up and down by Apollo-type spacecraft to man it
6½ pages

LOVE AFFAIR WITH A MINOR ART - What is happening to British jazz? Who is playing? What do they sound like? And who is listening? Report on the Anglo-American love affair by Morris Lurie
4 pages

THE VINE - A story by Tennessee Williams
3 pages