ISSUE DATE: APRIL 7, 1964; VOL. 28, NO. 7, 4/7/64
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER Photographs: H.R.H. Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, with Prince Andrew, Wide World.

THE NATIONAL SCENE:
Birth Control and the Poor: A Solution, By Jack Shepherd.
Our Greatest National Danger, By Birch Bayh, Jr. Senator from Indiana. Present Succession law.

THE WORLD:
Inside England 1964, By John Gunther. [MANY] Drawings and illustrations by Ronald Searle.
A British Family, 1964. Produced by Joseph Morschauser, Photographed by Phillip Harrington.
PRINCE PHILIP: England's Most Misunderstood Man, By Ken W Purdy.
Shakespeare: A Photographic Tribute on Shakespeare's 400th Anniversary by Dennis Stock.

THEY MADE OUR WORLD: Constantine, By Leo Rosten. Full page color illustration painted for LOOK by Robert Fawcett.

SPORTS: The Changing Days of STAN MUSIAL. ("Baseball already misses the man -- the games finest ad in an era of deteriorating public relations.") [In-Depth Article, with quotes, and multiple photos!] He looks the prince. White tie, tails and the riband around his neck become him. All this is as it should be, for Stanley Frank Musial, son of a Polish immigrant, belongs to royalty. One of the four supreme players in the 88-year history of the National League, he distinguished baseball when others were cheapening it. Now he goes on to new tasks. In this issue, LOOK begins the story of a great professional. For Part I, The Changing Days of Stan Musial, turn to page 68.

ENTERTAINMENT: Captain Newman, M.D. Leo Rosten goes to the funny and moving film made from his novel about an Army psychiatrist. Starring Gregory Peck, Tony Curtis, Bobby Darin, Eddie Albert, and Angie Dickenson. [Muliple photos!]

HUMOR: Spat; Look on the Light Side; Through Channels.

FOOD AND HOME LIVING:
Artichokes: The Domesticated Thistles. Produced by Marilyn Kaytor, Photographed by Douglas Kirkland.
Lawns for the Lazy.



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KELLOGG'S; COLGATE; 64 Wide Track Pontiac; VW; COKE!; MONCLAIR; CHEVROLET; COVER GIRL; 7-UP; KENT; MORE
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