The Observer magazine - Josephine Goldwater cover (20 September 1964)

The Observer magazine - Josephine Goldwater cover (20 September 1964)
Good condition for age - some age wear - discoloration to pages edges due to age

THE MAKING OF GOLDWATER - A massive enquiry, by one of America's most distinguished political writers, into the Senator from the Old Frontier: his character, his campaign, his private life and his chances of becoming the next American President
10½ pages

THE LOUIS MARTIN LIFT - Britain's champion weightlifter flexes his muscles in readiness for his coming challenge at the Tokyo Olympics
1½ pages

BRIGHTON PIER - An end-of-summer lament for a strange and declining English institution
8 pages

MOUNTBATTEN ON WW II - Lord Mountbatten's concluding WW II reflections, on fear, courage, and techniques of command
3 pages

THE BIBLE ACCORDING TO DE LAURENTIIS - In the beginning there was Dino de Laurentiis, Europe's top film tycoon. And Dino said, in June, 1961, Let there be a film of the Bible. Let it have four separate directors and run for 10½ hours and cost £14 million (more than any film before, even "Cleopatra"). Let there be under contract to it Olivier, Callas, Stravinsky, Welles, Visconti
6 pages