The Saturday Evening Post December 5, 1964 and 50 similar items

The Saturday Evening Post December 5, 1964 Carol Lynley Cover The Saturday Evening Post December 5, 1964 237th year Issue number 43 The Curtis Publishing Company 92 pages Articles: Don't blame the ghetto - David B. Lee, Communism: The meaning of the change - Stewart Alsop, A houseful of helpers awake at the switch - James Atwater, Julie Harris: 'A saint is a saint you know' - Brock Brower, The Sunday afternoon fox - John Skow, The gentleman from Georgia goes home - Jerome Doolittle, What became of the Aga Khan - Sanche de Gramont, Happy birthday dear Beverly - Richard Lemon, Football's marvelous misfit - Robert Daley, The patients nobody wanted - Alice Lake Fiction: The Decision by Leonard Wallace Robinson, Engine Engine Number Nine by Morton Fineman, Thank you Peg Carpenter by Arthur Heinemann The stapled binding is in good condition, the pages are clean but lightly tanning. The cover is scuffed, has a label on the front and a small amount of edge wear.