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1956-04-17 Look Magazine Contents

1956/04/17 — Cover photograph is by Arthur Rothstein

Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
THE NATIONAL SCENE:

  • Who Pays for Elections? by Fletcher Knebel
  • Where Is Steven Damman?
  • Eleanor Roosevelt Today by Laura Bergquist

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

    The State of the Nation’s Health by Roland H. Berg:

  • Premature Babies Are a Major Concern
  • Children Have Benefitted Most From Our Medical Advances
  • The Health of adults Is Our Greatest Failure

  • The Problem of the Aged Is Still Unsolved
  • How We Stand on Cancer, the Heart, Mental Illness, T.B., Polio
  • How We Stand on Diabetes, Allergy, Ulcers, Arthritis, and the Common Cold

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions

    • SPORTS:

  • Al Kaline – He’s Got the Racket Solved – takes up all or part of 4 pages
  • You Have to Ride Rough by Eddie Arcaro and W.C. Heinz

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Something to Sing About on Broadway about My Fair Lady starring Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison

  • Movie Review: Van Gogh about “Lust for Life” starring Kirk Douglas
  • Everybody Wants to Be a Clown
  • Lucy Goes Home Again – Lucille Ball returns to Jamestown, NY – takes up all or part of 4 pages

    • HUMOR:

  • Parking Ticket by Tom Henderson
  • Look on the Light Side

    • THE NEW EARLY AMERICAN LOOK:

  • Influence of Our History on Men’s and Women’s Fashions, Home Living and Food

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Behind the Scenes
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz