The Observer magazine - Julie Christie cover (14 March 1965)

The Observer magazine - Julie Christie cover (14 March 1965)
Some age wear to cover and throughout - discoloration to page edges due to age

WHO SPEAKS FOR THE DOCTORS? - The British Medical Association, voice of the family doctor, reflects in its organisation the confusions of medico-politics in Britain today. William Millinship looks at the leaders who face the old problem of reconciling the claims of idealism with those of self-interest
4 pages

A 32,000,000ths-OF-A-SECOND BANG - In this incredibly-split second a new camera takes 15 colour pictures of an explosion
1 and a quarter pages

PRIME AND COLOURFUL PRIMITIVES - In the intervals of tilling their fields, villagers at Hlebine, in Yugoslavia, produce paintings in an almost medieval manner
6 pages

NOSTALGIA MARCHES ON - Fifty years behind history, people are ready for romances about its struggles and sorrows. Among post World War I themes are Ireland's heroic decade and the Brecht-Weill spirit of Berlin in the twenties
4 pages