The Sunday Times magazine (1 March 1964)

The Sunday Times magazine (1 March 1964)
Fair to good condition for age - light flattening at spine making rear cover skewed - light scuffing to top edge of rear cover and affects a few pages

THE GRASS ROOTS - For Election year, Robert Kee has been investigating two constituencies in Yorkshire: Richmond (a Tory stronghold) and Hemsworth (with the largest Labour majority).
6 pages

SAMUEL BECKETT - He is widely acknowledged to be the most important writer of the day. He is also the most elusive. Clancy Sigal spent 11 days in his company during rehearsals of Beckett's play Endgame. His day-to-day account reveals a simultaneous close-up of a great writer and the creative process itself.
3 pages

1914-1918 THE FIRST CASUALTY - By Barrie Pitt
6 pages (some lovely colour war posters throughout)

THE PARIS STORY - Fashion report by Ernestine Carter (photos: David Hurn)
5 pages

COOKERY - "The Italian sausage
1 page cookery article with recipes (by Robert Carrier)

Advertisement pages:
Ford - "Meet the Fords for '64!" (5 page Ford car advertisement)
Vogue - "I never let Paris go to my head" (1 page ad for Vogue magazine)
Harrods summertime specials (ladies fashion; 1 page)