Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month of March 1956 5, 12, 19, 26
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Life Magazine March 5, 1956 Kim Novak
Pg… 31 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: The Golden Youth of Communism: An Exclusive Report on a Growing Army of Soviet Scientists. Photographed for LIFE by Edward Clark
Pg… 38 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Look at the World's Week
Pg… 40 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Despite Arrests Montgomery Negroes Carry on Their Bold Bus Boycott
Pg… 49 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Greek Voters Slave Off Communist Comeback in Close Win for the West
Pg… 57 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A 16–Story Scoop, World's Largest, Rolls to Work in Ohio
Pg… 63 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Failure of Faith Leads a Florida Faith Healer to Trouble
Pg… 44 EDITORIAL: The New Communist Line
Pg… 86 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: An Age of Gilded Opulence: Part VIII of "America's Arts and Skills' Shows How Vigor Expanded Victorian Taste. Photographed for LIFE by Bradley Smith
Pg… 149 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: A Lovely Girl Tries to Catch Up with Her Runaway Career: Kim Novak Moves Uncertainly in a New World of Movie Fame. Photographed for LIFE by Leonard McCombe
Pg… 51 ARTICLES: A Letter to the North: William Faulkner, the South's Foremost Writer, Warns on Integration: "Stop Now for a Moment"
Pg… 160 ARTICLES: The Agonizing Odyssey of Two People in Love: A Young Chinese Couple Battle U.S. Immigration Restrictions for the Right to be Together Again. By William Brinkley
Pg… 69 FASHION: Waists at New High: Empire Silhouette Breaks Out Again
Pg… 79 SPORTS: Winter Diver "Saves" Himself in an Ice–Covered Lake
Pg… 141 SPORTS: World Champ at Last, Skater Carol Heiss Cries at Garmisch
Pg… 84 ANIMALS: Latchkey for Bachelor Cat Leaves Wisconsin Owner Undisturbed
Pg… 105 EDUCATION: Westchester Grammar School Dramatists Invent Their Own Productions
Pg… 111 THEATER: David Wayne as an Incorrigible Saint in Broadway's New "Ponder Heart" Hilariously Disrupts a Community
Pg… 121 MODERN LIVING: Electronic Oracle Charts the Value of Home Insulation
Pg… 127 MUSIC: New Teen–Tune Hits are Based on Out–Of–Date Styles
Pg… 133 SCIENCE: A Peeping Tom Device Makes Light of the Night
Pg… 159 TRANSPORTATION: Houston has a One–Track Hanging Train
Pg… 176 PARTY: How to Give Children's Parties: II. Using LIFE'S Party Rules, a Connecticut Mother Finds Way to Success is to Keep the Guests Moving. Photographed for LIFE by Walter Sanders
Pg… 14 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 24 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: A Leap for Life, a Lunge for Lunch
Pg… 184 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Screams in the Sky
Life Magazine March 12, 1956 President Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pg… 18 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: "After Weeks of?Devoutly Prayerful Consideration," the Drama of the President's "Yes"
Pg… 28 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Children from 17 Lands Pay Homage to Pope Pius XII on His 80th Birthday
Pg… 30 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Look at the World's Week
Pg… 38 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Europe's Bad Winter is Cruel to the End
Pg… 40 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: No Sign of Peace for Autherine
Pg… 57 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Mystery Monster Causes Some Ripples in Henley–on–Thames
Pg… 37 EDITORIALS: Three Imports of Ike's Decision
Pg… 37 EDITORIALS: "Go Slow, Now"
Pg… 78 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: The Sands of the Desert Turn Gold: Well–Heeled Visitors in the Southwest Enrich Scottsdale, Ariz. as Native Styles are Embellished. Photographed in Color for LIFE by Nina Leen
Pg… 113 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: A Memo to the Girls: LIFE Shows Leap–Year Husband–Seekers Some Eligible Specimens of U.S. Bachelorhood and Places Where They Abound, Such as Casper, Wyo.
Pg… 121 ARTICLE: Confessions of a Master Jewel Thief: Arthur Barry, Great Second–Story Man, Looks Back on a $10 Million Life in Crime. By Robert Wallace
Pg… 43 MILITARY AFFAIRS: Set to Strike in the Shadows: The U.S. Army Trains a Special Corps of Many–Skilled Men to Operate Behind Enemy Lines
Pg… 52 SCIENCE: Tiny Plastic Lens is Promising New Solution for Eye Cataracts
Pg… 62 MODERN LIVING: In Colorful Models Cleveland Shows how a City Fights Decay
Pg… 65 NATURE: Horace the Housebroke Hare Enjoys His Dublin Home
Pg… 73 SPORTS: The World's Biggest Serve: Smashing Triumphs Over Trabert Prove Pancho Gonzales is Best in Tennis
Pg… 87 ART: English Sculptor Uses members of His Congregation as Models for a Church Fa?ade
Pg… 93 THEATER: Eugene O'Neill's Last Tragedy, "Long Day's Journey Into Night," Produced in Stockholm, Tells the Playwright's Own
Pg… 102 FASHION: U.S. Men Get Recapped: Slimmed–Down Sports Headgear Shows Up in Town
Pg… 105 MUSIC: A 23Year–Old Canadian, Glenn Gould, Looms as the Continent's Most Astonishing Young Pianist
Pg… 141 PARTY: Turnout for a Top Italian: President Giovanni Gronchi Whirls Through Four Days in Washington
Pg… 10 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Aerial Artistry by the Acre
Pg… 15 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 144 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: An Antigravity Goat
Life Magazine March 19, 1956 Sir Winston Churchill and History of English People
Pg… 28 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Bridey Murphy Puts the Nation Into a Hypnotizzy
Pg… 36 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Arabs Cry Up a War Scare Against Israel
Pg… 38 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Look at the World's Week
Pg… 40 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Despite Senate Setback a New Farm Voice Becomes Louder
Pg… 47 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: All–Star Cast for a Minnesota Primary
Pg… 48 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: The SEATO Conference Glitters but has Some Worries
Pg… 55 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Statue of Ramses Rides to New Stand in Cairo
Pg… 60 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: London Fireman Saves a Child as Parents Watch Near–Tragedy
Pg… 42 EDITORIAL: Israel is Here to Stay
Pg… 75 ARTICLES: A History of the English–Speaking Peoples: In Part I, "The Birth of Britain," Sir Winston Churchill Begins a Major Work with an Account of Britain's Earliest Days
Pg… 179 ARTICLES: Vernon Pick's Struggle to be Himself: How Uranium Millions Brought Luxury and Worries. By Robert Coughlan
Pg… 86 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: Great Castles of Britain: A Color Portfolio Illustrating Churchill's Account of Early Britain. Photographed for LIFE by Dmitri Kessel
Pg… 63 NATURE: A German Dog is Thwarted as a Falcon Steals Its Meal
Pg… 118 NATURE: Canada's Farmers Take to the Air to Hunt Foxes
Pg… 67 MILITARY AFFAIRS: U.S. Merchant Marine Academy is Made Permanent Service School
Pg… 113 SPORTS: Old Olympian Stella Walsh Trains U.S. Girl Athletes
Pg… 165 SPORTS: Boston's Chances Ride with Williams, Who Makes a Rare Spring Appearance
Pg… 123 SEQUEL: Illinois Lad, a Speeder at 7, is Jet Pilot at 22
Pg… 127 MOVIES: The French Export a Grisly Horror, "Diabolique"
Pg… 132 FASHION: Gwen Verdon has a Fling at Showing New Spring Fashions
Life Magazine March 26, 1956 Julie Andrews in My Fair Lady
Pg… 20 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Trouble to the East Plagues the West
Pg… 30 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: The Man Who Won Margaret Truman
Pg… 32 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Gas Bill Lobby's Tangled Trail
Pg… 39 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Look at the World's Week
Pg… 41 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Marooned Passengers Photograph Their Own Ordeal as the "Washington Mail" Sinks in Gulf of Alaska
Pg… 47 EDITORIAL: "A New Vision Playing on Old Facts"
Pg… 86 ARTICLE: The Norman Conquest: Part II of Volume I ("The Birth of Britain") in Sir Winston Churchill's History of the English–Speaking Peoples
Pg… 90 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: Famous English Battlefields: 8 Pages of Color Illustrating the Churchill Article. Photographed for LIFE by Dmitri Kessel
Pg… 53 EDUCATION: Blind for a Day: an Arizona Physics Teacher Blindfolds His Students to Dramatize the Story of Light
Pg… 58 THEATER: Shaw's "Pygmalion,' with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, Makes a Fine Broadway Musical
Pg… 69 MEDICINE: U.S.Atoms for Peace Exhibit Builds a Japanese Archway to Atomic Moons
Pg… 71 ART: A German–Born Yale Professor Trains Art Students with Optical Tricks
Pg… 81 MOVIES: Alec Guinness, as a Prelate, a Prince and a Prowler, is Good for Three New Films at Once
Pg… 123 AVIATION: British "Droop Snoot" Jet Fighter Sets World Speed Record
Pg… 126 SCIENCE: Old Bones Make a Big Stew: Some Think Italy's Oreopithecus is Ancestor of Apes, Some Think of Man, Some Neither
Pg… 131 YOUTH: Kids with Guns: Drawing a Bead on Safety, Indiana Youngsters Start at Age 6 Learning How to Handle Firearms
Pg… 141 SPORTS: Larcony on the Links: Con Man Make the "Friendly" Game of Golf a Fatal Financial Hazard for the Nation's Golfers, by Marshall Smith
Pg… 155 FASHION: The Rustic Bandanna Gets Down Off the Farm in Spring and Summer Styles
Pg… 161 PARTY: Marching Back to 1066: British Walkers Try to Match the Pace of King Harold's Saxons and are Too Tired to Fight
Pg… 14 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: a Bubbly British Billow Below Ground
Pg… 19 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 164 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Dog's Bath Without Wrath
