The Observer magazine - 8 November 1964

The Observer magazine - 8 November 1964
Good condition for age - some age wear - discoloration to page edges due to age

Mr WILSON'S PHOTO ALBUM - Harold Wilson as a baby with big sister, Harold Wilson practising for the school sports, at Scout camp... The sort of family snapshots every father keeps of his son have been lent to The Observer Magazine by the Prime Minister's father, with some fatherly comments
3 pages

MONORAILS FOR BRITAIN? - The Observer's Science Correspondent, John Davy, puts the case for a fast, flexible, silent form of transport - which can go almost anywhere a bus can go, but at railway speeds
4 and a half pages

GET THOSE BARS OFF OUR ZOOS - Iron bars no longer make cages in the progressive zoos of the world. Lions are being separated from the public by moats. Birds are being taken out of the cages and put behind plate glass. In the light of this revolutionary new thinking on zoos, Colin Willcock takes a look at how it is affecting the London Zoo in Regent's Park
9 pages

THE £1,000,000 MOD - John Stephen, who nine years ago was working in his father's general store in Glasgow, has tailored his London men's fashion boutiques to the special and demanding Mod world. Now, says Maureen Green, he is preparing to spread out into the provinces
3 and a half pages