The Observer magazine - 27 September 1964

The Observer magazine - 27 September 1964
Good condition for age - some age wear - discoloration to page edges due to age

BRITAIN VOTES (16 pages)
1. A voter's guide, by Anthony King, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford: who votes and how - regions and bias - television and radio - getting out the vote - what it costs - hope for the Liberals?

2. Fever chart of the past five years

3. How to woo the voter: an explanation by David Walder MP of the art of political courting in marginal seats

4. An expert views the telegogues: Kenneth Harris gives his personal impression of the television styles and mannerisms of some leading politicians

5. How good are the polls?

6. Pin-up maps of the political complexion of Britain

ANATOMY OF A GRAND PRIX - A behind-the-wheel account by Jim Clark
5 pages

DOWN WITH THE DEADLY UNIFORMS! - As term starts, Mary Holland frames a plea for the total abolition of all school uniforms for girls
3 pages

A WORRIED PC JOINS THE Z-CARS - The BBC's best series introduces a new man to its old problem: How much reality can the policeman's image stand?
4 pages