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1954-12-14 Look Magazine Contents

1954/12/14 — Cover photograph of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and Bishop Fulton J. Sheen is credited to Arthur Rothstein

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

  • Religion Reaches Out by Chester Morrison
  • F.D.R. and the Decision for War by Harold L. Ickes
  • “As Is” – Post Office Auctions
  • 13 New Americans

    • THE WORLD:

  • Operation Mercy
  • The Iron Curtain Is Out of Bounds

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
  • It’s Still Sweet Sixteen
  • Husbands: The New Servant Class by Russell Lynes

    • HEALTH:

  • Exercise Can Help Your Heart by Roland H. Berg

    • SPORTS:

  • The Football Writers Association of America Selects the 1954 LOOK All America
  • The Fight of My Life — Part 2 — by Rocky Graziano with Rowland Barber

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Mary Martin Sings Peter Pan
  • June Taylor – The Girl Behind the Gleason Girls
  • Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly Try for Academy Awards

    • HUMOR:

  • Shine by Shirvanian
  • LOOK On the Light Side

    • CHRISTMAS GIFTS:

  • LOOK Hands the Prize to These Christmas Gifts

    • FASHIONS:

  • Mostly Legs

    • FOOD:

  • Punch–Beer to Champagne

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Behind the Scenes
  • What They Are Saying
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Letters to the Editor
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz
  • 12 consecutive pages of color advertising “The Forward Look” showing off contemporary motor cars by Chrysler Corporation — 2 page spreads each for: Plymouth ’55 – ’55 Dodge – 1955 De Soto – 1955 Chrysler – 1955 Imperial

    • 1947-07-08 Look Magazine Contents

    1947/07/08 — Cover photograph is of Mary Hartline

    Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
    AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT:

  • LOOK Cartoons
  • Stassen Talks World Politics in Iowa
  • Fun on the Beach
  • Toys Help Big Business
  • Washington Party for France
  • Maine Coast Schooner Cruise
  • COllege Election
  • It Happened Here
  • The Evolution of the Motor Bus

    • WORLD SPOTLIGHT:

  • We Can Lose the Next War in Seven Days by Nat S. Finney
  • Russia’s New Serfdom by William Henry Chamberlin

    • STRICTLY PERSONAL:

  • Screwball Realtor
  • Meet the People
  • This Man Is Dying
  • A Porpoise Gets the Bird
  • Bob Taft — Socialist? by William Mylander

    • SPORTS:

  • Artists Capture Sports Action
  • LOOK’s Sports Quiz – Conducted by Tim Cohane

    • MOVIES, MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Middle-Brow Music Master about Sigmund Romberg
  • Clark Gable – Big Money Man Gets Lucky Again by Dan C. Fowler – Takes up all or part of 6 pages including a 2-page spread at the end of the article with small still reproductions from all 46 of the movies Gable had appeared in up to that time, from the 1928 play “Machinal”, followed by 1930’s “The Finger Points” to 1947’s “The Hucksters” – Each photo is appx. 1-3/4″ X 1-5/8″
  • JIggs Makes a Movie
  • LOOK’s New Movie Review: Great Expectations
  • Dickens — Movie Writer
  • LOOK’s Movie Guide
  • New Radio Comic — Jack Paar
  • LOOK’s Record Guide

    • FASHIONS AND BEAUTY:

  • Paris and London Fashions Come to Chicago
  • What’s Going on in Fashion

    • FOOD AND HOMEMAKING:

  • Summer Coolers

    • SCIENCE AND MEDICINE:

  • Caesarian Triplets
  • Your Child Needs a Father

    • TEST YOURSELF:

  • Photoquiz
  • Personality Clinic
  • Photocrime
  • Letters and Pictures to the Editor
  • Back cover features a color ad for Chesterfields featuring a large imag eof Bob Hope

    • 1970-01-27 Look Magazine Contents

    1970/01/27 — Cover photograph of Steve McQueen

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

  • Mr. President, Bring Us Together Again by David R. Maxey
  • The Look 20-Day Course in Quick Reading, Part 2 — by Prof. James I. Brown
  • Special Report: The Secret Link Between Nixon and the New Mobe Kids by Warren Rogers

    • THE WORLD:

  • France’s Madame Pompidou – First Lady with Pizzaz by Laura Bergquist

    • HEALTH & SCIENCE:

  • The Transsexuals – Male or Female? by Roland H. Berg

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side – C. Day, Reilly, Hilton S. Harris, Nitka

    • ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS:

  • “Sir Says”–A Visit With Sir Laurence Olivier
  • Joni Mitchell
  • Steve McQueen – Mr. Mansmanship by Betty Rollin – 5 pages with photos
  • How to Win at Basketball, Cheat by Bill Cosby

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • Pink Grapefruit
  • O Boutique

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Looking at Books … Is Graham Greene a Burnt-Out Case?
  • Look at the Movies … Good Grief! It’s “A Boy Named Charlie Brown”

    • 1969-03-18 Look Magazine Contents

    1969/03/18 — Cover photograph of John Lennon and Yoko Ono

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

  • Arnold Toynbee Talks of Peace, Power, Race in America, With J. Robert Moskin
  • A New Era for Puerto Rico by Andrew T. Viglucci
  • Mission Unaccomplished by Senator Fred R. Harris
  • The Remarkable Mr. Harris by Charles Mangel

    • THE WORLD:

  • Windswept Irish Edge of Europe – The Aran Islands
  • The Battle Inside the Kremlin by Victor Zorza

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side – C.E. Martin, Tippit, Rodrigues, Shirvanian

    • ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS:

  • Mickey Mantle ‘s Decision by Mickey Mantle with Gerald Astor – 6 pages
  • Top Pop Merger – Lennon/Ono Inc. by Betty Rollin – 7 pages
  • Long John Nebel by Isabella Taves
  • Jazzman’s Last Ramble

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • Great Greek Appetizers

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Looking at Books … Our Kind of People: Mafiosi, Racists and the Stinking Rich
  • Look at the Movies … Go!–for the Fury, Force and Fun of “If”

    • 1970-06-16 Look Magazine Contents

    1970/06/16 — Cover photograph of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton

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

  • A New Choice for Students: The Princeton Commitment by Jack Shepherd
  • The Volunteers by David R. Maxey
  • She Fights Poverty
  • “A Little Help From My Friends”
  • Want to Help? Here’s How
  • How to Wreck a National Park by Christpher S. Wren

    • THE WORLD:

  • Who Is A Jew? by Gerald Astor
  • The Germany We Don’t Know by J. Robert Moskin

    • HEALTH & SCIENCE:

  • Does Our Army Fight on Drugs? by Joel H. Kaplan, M.D. as told to Christopher S. Wren

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side – Tippit, C. Day,. Rodrigues, Barsotti, Cochran

    • ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS:

  • How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways – Cover Story featuring Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, 3 pages including 1 full-page color photo of the two
  • My Love/Hate Affair With Baseball — Part 2 — Comeback by Jim Bouton, Edited by Leonard Shecter

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • Yesterday, Tomorrow in Spanish San Juan

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Look at the Movies … Neither Acting … Nor Story … Nor Script … “Norwood”

    • 1971-05-04 Look Magazine Contents

    1971/05/04 — Cover photograph of Elvis Presley

    Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
    EARTH WEEK:

  • Happy Birthday Earth Day!
  • Introducing William Ruckelshaus – Who? by Jack Shepherd
  • What Has Business Done?
  • Le Panorama “Ecologique Fantastique” – Where You Won’t Swim This Summer
  • Garbage Power! by Margaret M. McGlyn
  • What Can We Do?

    • THE NATIONAL SCENE:

  • Teacher of the Year 1971

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side – Ruge, C. Day, Ross, MAL, J. Harris

    • ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS:

  • The Hidden Life of Elvis Presley — Part 1 — by Jerry Hopkins – 12 pages
  • The Now Blooming Twiggy by Henry Ehrlich – 6 pages
  • Baseball’s Odd Couple Meets the Wild Bunch by Jack Mann is about Ted Williams and Bob Short of the Washington Senators

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • Big City Blues

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Looking at Books … The Masked Ball: Mr. Behan, Meet Mlle. Savelli

    • 1966-03-22 Look Magazine Contents

    1966/03/22 — Cover photograph of Jacqueline Kennedy is credited to Douglas Jones

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

  • Dorothea Lange: Friend of Vision
  • Skiing Threesome – Jacqueline, Caroline, and John Kennedy – 4 pages, color
  • Jacqueline Kennedy Goes Public by Laura Bergquist
  • Testing Vs. Your Child by George B. Leonard
  • The Big Flower Boom
  • The Flower People by Isabella Taves

    • THE WORLD:

  • Memo From Thailand by Sam Castan

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • The Hidden Death Threats in Our Hospitals by Martin L. Gross
  • Massachussets General: A Great Hospital … and Why

    • SPORTS:

  • Basketball All America by I.R. McVay
  • Willie Mays: My Story by Willie Mays with Charles Einstein – 5 full pages

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • George Hamilton – Elegant Young Rebel
  • Lauren Bacall Comes Back — Big by Geroen Zimmerman – Across parts of 7 pages
  • The Return of the (Whoosh! There Goes One!) Superhero!

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHION:

  • Flowers Are Big for Little Girls

    • FOOD:

  • Still Life With Tropical Fruit … Real Life With Tropical Fruit

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor

    • 1966-06-14 Look Magazine Contents

    1966/06/14 — Cover featuring The Peace Corps is by Norman Rockwell

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

  • The Peace Corps – JFK’s Bold Legacy – Painted for Look by Norman Rockwell
  • The Peace Corps: Revolutions Without Blood by Ira Mothner
  • Requiem and Revival? by Thomas B. Morgan is about the Civil Rights Movement and has large color photo of Martin Luther King, Jr.

    • THEY MADE OUT WORLD:

  • Aristotle by Leo Rosten

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • Why Hospitals Overcharge Patients by Roland H. Berg
  • The Charitable Cheating in Your Hospital Bill

    • SPORTS:

  • The Sandy Koufax Story — My Salary Fights by Sandy Koufax with Ed Linn – Takes up all or part of 8 pages

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • The Moppets – College Ladies of Rock
  • Monica Vitti – She’s Not That Way at All
  • Small Band, Big Sound, The Tijuana Brass

    • HUMOR:

  • Other Cheek
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHION:

  • Cool World in the Tropics features Merle Oberon (Pagliai)

    • FOOD:

  • Good Food From the Galley

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor

    • 1966-02-08 Look Magazine Contents

    1966/02/08 — Cover photograph of Elizabeth Taylor in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf is credited to Bob Willoughby

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

  • The World of Leo Rosten
  • A Fresh Look at Vietnam by Edward M. Kennedy
  • Larry O’Brien – The Pro Takes on the Post Office by David R. Maxey
  • The U.S. Isn’t As Sick as We Think by Richard L. Wilson
  • An American Defector Comes Home
  • Why I Chose China by Morris R. Wills as told to J. Robert Moskin

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • A Student Doctor Learns to Care

    • SPORTS:

  • The Boston Celtics – Pro Basketball’s Dynasty

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton – The Night of the Brawl
  • A Visit With Vladimir Horowitz by Joseph Roddy
  • Joey Heatherton – Heavenly Body Entering Orbit

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHION:

  • The New Boutiques – Fashion Showcase for the Young

    • FOOD:

  • Mayonnaise

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • A Child’s Chair Is Not Just to Sit

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor

    • 1959-07-07 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/07/07 — Cover photograph of Queen Elizabeth is credited to London Daily Express

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

  • The Pleasure of His Company features Dolores Hart
  • Is It Worth It? by Earl Mazo features Richard Nixon
  • In the Middle of the U.S.A. in Mid-20th Century

    • THE WORLD:

    The Queen and the Canadians by June Callwood

    HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • Hospitals Can Give Patients a Break by Leon Lewis, M.D. and Rose L. Coster, Ph.D.
  • When a Child Is Sick He Needs His Mother Most

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • 13 to 17 – The Big Jump

    • ART:

  • The Story Behind the Painting, 37 – Uccello

    • SPORTS:

  • Orlando Cepeda – Will He Surpass Willie Mays? by Tim Cohane

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Margherita Roberti – Soprano from Iowa
  • Kookie Wows the Kids

    • HUMOR:

  • Angler
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • Light-as-Air Summer Clothes (Men’s Fashions)
  • Big Fuss Over Feathers

    • FOOD AND LIVING:

  • Nantucket Clambake
  • The Perennial Captain’s Chair

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz

    • 1961-10-10 Look Magazine Contents

    1961/10/10 — Cover photograph of Raymond Burr as TV’s Perry Mason is credited to Bob Vose

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

  • Raymond Burr: TV’s Perry Mason by Richard Gehman
  • Let’s Take Birth Control Out of Politics by the Rev. John A. O’Brien
  • Now It’s the Compact Scooter

    • THE WORLD:

    United Nations – Can It Survive?

  • Will We Destroy the U.N.? by J. Robert Maskin
  • Our Man in the Middle
  • A Russian and An American Work Together in India
  • Red China by A. Doak Barnett
  • An International Language That Works: Interlingua
  • War in the Pacific: The Defenses Crumble by John Toland
  • Rare Owl
  • 5 Years Later: The Children of Hungary’s Revolution

    • SPORTS:

  • Baseball’s All America

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Brigid Bazlen – Lucky 17

    • FASHIONS:

  • The Classic Cape

    • FOOD:

  • Chestnuts

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side
  • Cutting It Short

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Photoquiz

    • 1940-01-02 Look Magazine Contents

    1940/01/02 — Cover photograph of Judy Garland is credited to Willinger

    Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
    AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT:

  • Labor Needs a Peacemaker by Stanley High
  • Calendar for 1940
  • The Dies Committee – How American Is It? by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen
  • John Black’s Body – An Anti-War Book
  • Vassar College at 75

    • BRAIN TEASERS:

  • Photocrime
  • The LOOK Quiz – By Irving Tressler

    • LETTERS:

  • From LOOK Readers

    • MOVIES:

  • Lupe Velez Gives a Party
  • Of Mice and Men – A Preview – 4 pages including nearly full-page black & white photo of Lon Chaney, Jr.
  • Gulliver’s Travels – A Preview

    • PEOPLE:

  • Kaltenbourn Broadcasts
  • Band Leaders Win Society Brides

    • SPORTS:

  • America Turns to Snow Sports by Larry Nixon
  • My All-America Football Team – The University of Chicago by Henry McLemore

    • WORLD SPOTLIGHT:

  • Joseph Stalin – Red Emperor – Part 1 of 2 — By John Gunther

    • 1958-10-14 Look Magazine Contents

    1958/10/14 — Cover photograph of Elizabeth Taylor is credited to Virgil Apger, MGM Studios

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

  • Education — Fall 1958
  • The Frightening Challenge of Russia’s Schools by Lawrence G. Derthick
  • Some Proposed Solutions…and a LOOK Forecast
  • A Rockefeller Runs for Governor

    • LOOK READER BONUS:

  • Yalta and Hiss and the Atom Bomb by James F. Byrnes

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
  • The New Troubles and Triumphs of Ingrid Bergman by Bill Davidson

    • SPORTS:

  • Duck Hunters’ Paradise
  • Baseball All America

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Elizabeth Taylor – From Tragedy…New Fame
  • Bob Cummings – The Life and Times of a Perennial Juvenile

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side
  • Expansion Attic

    • FASHIONS:

  • Rage for Color

    • FOOD:

  • For Teen-Agers – New Jet-Start Crash Diet

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • What They Are Saying
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Photoquiz

    • 1958-10-28 Look Magazine Contents

    1958/10/28 — Cover photograph of 1959 Cars is credited to Phillip Harrington

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

  • California: The Year’s Most Important Election by Richard L. Wilson
  • Covered-Wagon Days — 1958
  • Here’s Where Your Federal Tax Dollars Go
  • Why Nevada’s Gamblers Toe the Mark by Michael MacDougall
  • New Cars
  • The Fate of Our Economy Rides With the 1959 Cars by Siler Freeman
  • The Story of Religions in America: The Baptists by Hartzell Spence

    • LOOK READER BONUS:

  • I Worked With F.D.R. by James F. Byrnes

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
  • Too Much “Human Relations”? by Malcolm P. McNair

    • SPORTS:

  • Y.A. Tittle – The 49ers Rifle

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Movie Review: Two Men on a Chain
  • Captain Kangaroo – Idol of the Young
  • Johnny Mathis – He Doesn’t Need Rock ‘n’ Roll

    • HUMOR:

  • Happy Ending
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • Men’s Fashions: The Three-Piece Suit
  • Fabulous Furs – Photos of Sophia Loren

    • FOOD:

  • Food Makes Friends

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz

    • 1958-11-25 Look Magazine Contents

    1958/11/25 — Cover photograph of Adlai Stevenson in Moscow is credited to John Fell Stevenson

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

  • Accidents Are My Business
  • Woodchuck in the Family
  • Senator Muskie – Miracle Man from Maine

    • THE WORLD:

  • Our Enemy’s Two Faces
  • The Soviet Smiles Surprised Me by Adlai Stevenson
  • One Way to See the Biggest Prison in the World by William Attwood
  • Jacques Soustelle – Most Dangerous Man in France? by Edward M. Korry

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
  • What Ministers Are Learning About Sex by Dr. Gelolo McHugh
  • Everybody Prays for Julie

    • SPORTS:

  • Bud Wilkinson ‘s Lost Battle Royal

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • The Private Life of Gunsmoke’s Kitty about Amanda Blake
  • John Huston Hits a Double (Movie Review)

    • HUMOR:

  • “My Mind Went All to Pieces” by Robert Mines and Jules Feiffer
  • False Alarm
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • Bench Warmers in Fur – Men’s Fashions
  • Glitter Shoes Star at Night

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Four-Day Feast of Thanksgiving
  • Low-Level Living

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • What They Are Saying
  • Letters to the Editor
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-01-06 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/01/06 — Cover photograph of Nazi demonstration at Nurnberg is credited to Hugo Jaeger

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

  • The South Fights Bombing by Robert J. Murphy – Includes a list of the 27 bombings and attempted bombings reported in 1958
  • Want to Meet the Real Cowboys?

    • THE WORLD:

  • The Insane World of Adolf Hitler – 12 page article absolutely loaded with color photos including several of Hitler

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions

    • ART:

  • The Story Behind the Painting, 33: Gauguin – Includes full-page color reproduction of “Maternity”

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • New Ways to Save Your Sight by Roland H. Berg
  • Owl with “Radar”

    • SPORTS:

  • Pro Basketball’s Kentucky Feud – Frank Ramsey vs. Cliff Hagen

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Ninth Annual LOOK TV Awards
  • Bright Young Girls of France – The post-Bardot crop including Brigitte’s younger sister Mijanou Bardot plus Pascale Audret, Noelle Adam, Estella Blain, Pascale Petit, Mireille Granelli, Agnes Laurent, Annie Girardot, Anouk Aimee

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • White Wave in Swimsuits

    • FOOD:

  • America’s Amazing New Easy Foods

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • What They Are Saying
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Photoquiz
  • For Women Only

    • 1959-01-20 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/01/20 — Cover photograph of Kathryn Crosby and “Little Bing” is credited to Al Castle

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

  • Bernard Goldfine – A Story of Money, Influence and Arrogance by Bill Davidson
  • Meet Mrs. Crosby and “Little Bing” by Stanley Gordon
  • What a Car Means to a Boy

    • THE WORLD:

  • The Menace of One Billion Chinese by Victor Zorza
  • Royal Fling – A Future King Charms a Princess as Spain’s Juan Carlos meets France’s Isabelle at a royal costume ball

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions

    • ART:

  • The Story Behind the Painting, 34: Cranach

    • HEALTH:

  • The Epileptic – A Useful Human Being in Need of a Break by Howard A. Rusk, M.D.

    • SPORTS:

  • Hockey Is Rougher Off the Ice by Tim Cohane

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • The Man Behind Auntie Mame about Edward Everett Tanner III

    • FASHIONS:

  • Slack Happy (Men’s Fashions)
  • Coming In Strong – Polka Dots

    • FOOD:

  • Start With Soup

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • Photoquiz
  • For Women Only

    • 1959-02-17 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/02/17 — Cover photograph of Nikita Khrushchev is credited to Phillip Harrington

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

  • Goldfine – More Trouble Ahead by Bill Davidson
  • All America Cities by Ben Kocivar and Jack Star

    • THE WORLD:

  • At Home With Khrushchev by Eric Johnson

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Comeback of the Male Teacher
  • The Imporatance of the Male Teacher by Jack Star
  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions

    • HEALTH AND SCIENCE:

  • Exploring the Brain

    • SPORTS:

  • The American League Is Dying by Paul Richards
  • How to Keep Fit for Skiing–or Just Plain Living

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Maria Callas – Scared Soprano by Richard Schickel
  • What Lola Wants…Lola Gets about Lola Albright
  • A Bad Book Makes a Good Movie (Movie Review) — “Some Came Running” with Shirley MacLaine

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side
  • Visitors

    • FASHIONS:

  • New Campus Crush – Ponchos

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Maple Syrup
  • The Hideaway That Grows into a Home

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-03-17 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/03/17 — Cover photograph of Steve Allen is credited to Phillipe Halsman

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

  • Little Rock from the Inside by Brooks Hays

  • When Georgia Votes…
  • Diplomats of Free Enterprise
  • A Parakeet’s Nine Lives

    • THE WORLD:

  • The Most Beautiful Girl in Ireland, Susan Riddell

  • A View of the French Riviera
  • Meet the Archbishop of Controversy by Don Cook, about the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. and Right Hon. Geoffrey Francis Fisher
  • How Our Air Force “Invaded” Russia by Capt. George E. Johnson
  • These Women Were Nazi Guinea Pigs by Erica Anderson

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • I Grew Up Late – A Most Unusual Autobiography by Steve Allen
  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions

    • SCIENCE:

  • Commercial Jets – A Four-Nation Race

    • SPORTS:

  • Tom Meany’s 1959 Baseball Preview – with half-page black & white photo of Mickey Mantle

    • ART:

  • The Story Behind the Painting, 35: Botticelli

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • From a Hollywood Window – Includes a half-page b&w photo of Marilyn Monroe

    • HUMOR:

  • You Are…
  • Look on the Light Side

    • HOME LIVING, FOOD:

  • Apartment House Living

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-03-31 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/03/31 — Cover photograph of Pope John XXIII is credited to Roma Press

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

  • The South Can Integrate Its Schools by Raymond Gary
  • The Big Farm Surplus Problem by Charles W. Bailey
  • What Is a Professor?
  • A Visit with Robert Frost – 5 pages, mostly photos

    • THE WORLD:

  • The Pope and the Vatican by Robert Neville

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
  • It’s Easy to Be Funny by Steve Allen

  • “I Am a Horse”

    • SPORTS:

  • Basketball All America by Tim Cohane and I.R. McVay, includes Oscar Robertson and Jerry West
  • Minor League Umpire – The Toughest Job in Baseball

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Which is Which feautres Brigitte Bardot and Annette Stroyberg photos

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • New Spring Fashion: White Leather
  • Men’s Fashions: Continental Suit, American Style

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Herbs in the Garden
  • Herbs in the Kitchen

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • What They Are Saying
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-04-14 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/04/14 — Cover photographs of Florida are credited to Frank Bauman

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

  • Expanding Florida by Fletcher Knebel
  • Palm Beach – Society’s Last Outpost
  • The Negro in Florida – One Man’s Progress…and the Fight Ahead
  • Florida’s Upbeat Teenagers
  • Boating on Florida’s Suwannee
  • Florida Boast: “I Retired on 35 Bananas a Month”
  • Florida Philosophy – It’s Never Too Late to Be Young
  • Detectives at Work

    • THE WORLD:

  • Reporting on the Vodka Circuit by Douglass Cater

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • The Conquest of Jayne Meadows by Steve Allen
  • Courage to Spare

    • ART:

  • The Story Behind the Painting, 36: Cezanne

    • SPORTS:

  • The Braves Are Rich in Pitchers

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • High Fashion for Small Girls

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • The Passover Feast
  • Hanging Desks

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • What They Are Saying
  • Letters to the Editor
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-04-28 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/04/28 — Cover photograph of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his daughter, Mary is credited to Bob Sandburg

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

  • Can Rockefeller Knock Off Nixon? by Richard L. Wilson
  • What Is a Librarian?
  • The Pursuit of Status by Vance Packard

    • THE WORLD:

  • An American in Red China by John Strohm

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • 10 Years Have Not Changed a Mother’s Anguish

    • SPORTS:

  • Casey Stengel – 7 pages

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Barrie Chase ‘s Break – She Danced With Astaire
  • Carolyn – An Extraordinary Jones about Carolyn Jones

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side
  • A Dog’s Best Friend

    • FASHIONS:

  • Jackets – Bold, Bolder, Boldest (Men’s Fashions)
  • The Pale Look

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Good Cooks Are Hard to Find
  • George Nakashima and Son

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • Photoquiz
  • For Women Only
  • What They Are Saying

    • 1959-05-26 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/05/26 — Cover photograph credited to Douglas Jones

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

  • Did I Go To Jail for Nothing? by Marie Torre
  • A Boy and His Boat

    • THE WORLD:

  • The War We Are Not Ready to Fight by J. Robert Moskin — The shocking hole in our defense…We are wide open to attack from Russian submarines
  • Hitlerism in 1959 – A Jew in Germany by Edward M. Korry

    • SPORTS:

  • Jackie Jensen – Boston’s Strong Boy

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Polly Bergen on Broadway
  • Tuesday Weld – At 15, She’s Past the Awkward Age
  • Charlie Weaver – TV’s Smart Bumpkin
  • Movie Review: The Diary of Anne Frank

    • HUMOR:

  • Class Reunion
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • Color Afoot for Men
  • The Two-Piece Swimsuit

    • FOOD:

  • Asparagus Is In Season

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • For Men Only
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz
  • What They Are Saying

    • 1959-06-09 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/06/09 — Cover photograph of Richard Nixon is credited to Bob Lerner

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

  • Richard Nixon – The Ordeal That Made Him by Earl Mazo
  • The Story of Religions in America – The Presbyterians by Hartzell Spence

    • LOOK READER BONUS:

  • Fire at Sea by Thomas Gallagher

    • HUMAN RELATIONS:

  • Is There a Gentleman in the House by Russell Lyons
  • Great Day for Gary

    • SPORTS:

  • Gil McDougald – Yankee “Glue” Man – 4 full pages, mostly photos
  • Golf’s Heartbreak Hole by Melvin Durslag, about the 16th at Cypress Point

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Garry Moore Turns Failure Into Success
  • Connie Towers – “The Best Role Since Scarlett O’Hara”

    • HUMOR:

  • Bareback Rider
  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • The New Bloomer Girls

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Low-Calorie Desserts
  • A City House With Perfect Privacy

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • What They Are Saying
  • Letters to the Editor
  • Photoquiz

    • 1959-06-23 Look Magazine Contents

    1959/06/23 — Cover photographs of the Clint Walkers, the Chuck Connorses, and the Steve McQueens by Earl Theisen

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

  • Small Boys … Big Dogs
  • Murder: The Anatomy of Success
  • Youth Hits the Road
  • Ike’s “Boy” and How He Grew by Earl Mazo

    • THE WORLD:

  • Inside Negro Africa by Ernest Dunbar
  • Massacre: The Fantastic Story of a Boy’s Vengeance
  • Conflict in Kenya – The Black and the White
  • Growing Pains in Ghana – Out of Jail, Into Power
  • South Africa – Where the White Man Rules by Edward M. Korry
  • Crisis in the Congo – The Rude Awakening
  • Which Way Will Africa Go? by Ernest Dunbar
  • Margaret and Her New Prince

    • SPORTS:

  • The Two Battles of Floyd Patterson by Cus D’Amato

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Wives of Western Stars
  • Broadway Under Canvas

    • HUMOR:

  • Look on the Light Side

    • FASHIONS:

  • New Ideas in Shoes

    • FOOD:

  • Strawberries

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editor
  • For Women Only
  • Photoquiz
  • What They Are Saying