Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month of March 1960 7, 14, 21, 28
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Life Magazine March 7, 1960 Use of Hypnosis to Cure Mental Illness
Pg… 1 Cover: To be induced into a hypnotic trance, the subject stares into a beam of light, which shines in on of her eyes.
Pg… 20 The Week's Events: North African desert gives up its secret: The 17–year–old mystery of the 'Lady Be Good' and her crew is finally solved.
Pg… 28 The Week's Events: Eisenhower makes friends and sense, but his spectacular Latin–American tour is interrupted by a tragic air collision.
Pg… 36 The Week's Events: Meet Princess Margaret Rose's Tony.
Pg… 42 The Week's Events: A look at the World's Week.
Pg… 45 The Week's Events: A bright kick for an aged gag: Four pink elephants come to life in a 45,000–pound chorus line.
Pg… 48 The Week's Events: Beat in the hip of Texas: Far–out candidates jazz up a Fort Worth municipal election.
Pg… 35 Editorials: Time to stand up for world law.
Pg… 35 Editorials: Silly standards for teachers.
Pg… 67 Photographic Essays: Brazilian styles: With bold designs and gorgeous colors they become a worldwide pacesetter. Photographed for LIFE by Howell Conant.
Pg… 98 Photographic Essays: The Olympic look: At Squaw Valley, the world's best winter competitors, nature, and a $15 million development produce a show of beauty, action, and ebullience.
Pg… 106 Article: Pathway into the mind: Hypnosis aids emotional problems ranging from headache to ulcers. By Robert Coughlan.
Pg… 55 Modern Living: Bird cages back in fanciful flock: Victorian gewgaws lend new elegance to home decoration.
Pg… 59 Close–up: Gunner for U.S. spenders: Bureau of the Budget Director Stans keeps a sharp eye on economy ? and on African game.
Pg… 79 Military Affairs: Air Force manual writers get into trouble over charges against ministers and directions for officers' martinis.
Pg… 85 Theater: 'Caligula', by Camus, is a bad, brilliant play and stirs up a controversy on Broadway.
Pg… 91 Art: New York 9–year–old writes and personally prints a bang–up western.
Pg… 125 Party: University of Michigan fraternity's hayslide.
Pg… 10 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Can a company countenance this sort of thing?
Pg… 128 Other Departments: Miscellany: Culprit caught with the cache.
Life Magazine March 14, 1960 Margaret and Tony at Windsor Lodge
Pg… 1 Cover: After their surprise engagement, Princess Margaret is all smiles beside Photographer Antony Armstrong–Jones at the Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Pg… 21 The Week's Events: Siege on civil rights: As southern senators stage historic filibuster, southern Negroes stage orderly sit–downs. In a special report, Harry Golden tells why Negroes may win the battle.
Pg… 36 The Week's Events: The agony of Agadir: A Moroccan city is shaken to death in a brief but vicious quake catching thousands of victims.
Pg… 45 Winning smiles, southern style: A dental study in Alabama looks into prize grins.
Pg… 35 Editorials: Right to vote is a must.
Pg… 35 Editorials: Arise ye prisoners of taxation.
Pg… 91 Photogaphic Essays: Photos of Margaret's fianc?: Now "retired," Tony turns out to be corny and gimmicky but witty too.
Pg… 103 Photographic Essays: Thurber: An old hand with humor has two hits on hand ? and some barbed things to say about women, world madness, and himself.
Pg… 110 Article: The great quest of Robert Jones: Memories of a fabulous hoard in a desert cavern drive an ex–GI, and the U.S. Army, to a tantalizing search for buried gold. By Robert Wallace.
Pg… 50 Fashion: High style at low cost: Ohrbach's does a fast job of copying the latest designs by Paris couturiers. Photographed fro LIFE by Mark Shaw.
Pg… 72 Movies: Here's 'Can–Can': Nikita's naughty film is a merry pomp through Paris nightspots ? but why should it shock Khrushchev?
Pg… 57 Movies: America's Dawn comes up in France: Beauty from Pittsburgh is a Paris star.
Pg… 60 Garden News: Glorified mums: New varieties of chrysanthemums give gardeners many–splendored blooms.
Pg… 69 Music: A hushed orchestra in Detroit puts on a concert to drop pins by.
Pg… 97 Music: Farewell to Priscilla, hello to U.S.A.: Sergeant Elvis Presley comes back home to the girls he left behind.
Pg… 79 Education: Unwordly pupils in worldly fight: Amish youngsters are caught in conflict between parents' stern ways and modern life.
Pg… 87 Medicine: Artificial muscle helps paralysis victims regain use of hand.
Pg… 127 Party: Honeymoon for Ingrid's daughter: Jennie Ann shows the old Bergman radiance yachting with her new husband.
Life Magazine March 21, 1960 Rev. Billy Graham in Africa
Pg… 1 Cover: Billy Graham carries his new African crusade to Tanganyika where he meets informally with pagan Waarusha warriors at the foot of Mount Meru.
Pg… 20 The Week's Events: The day the cameras stopped: An actors' strike in Hollywood halts movie–making and poses a gloomy threat to the major studios.
Pg… 26 The Week's Events: Saved at sea: U.S. Navy hauls in four bedraggled Russian soldiers who had been adrift in the Pacific for 49 days.
Pg… 28 The Week's Events: Billy's bountiful African harvest: The Reverend Billy Graham faces problems and success during his six–week tour.
Pg… 37 The Week's Events: U.S. planet leads in space race.
Pg… 45 The Week's Events: $4–million land sale in Fort Lauderdale: A bargain realty auction takes 20 minutes.
Pg… 32 Editorial: Issues beyond the image.
Pg… 80 Photographic Essays: A lovely land too far away: A nostalgic photographer returns to New Zealand to portray his spectacular and beautiful country. Photographed for LIFE by George Silk.
Pg… 113 Photographic Essays: Living it up on the deb circuit: As girls come out, the boys have a ball too. Photographed for LIFE by Leonard McCombe.
Pg… 48 Articles: Astronauts' training in weightlessness. Part 2 of LIFE's exclusive series: "The Erie World of Zero G." By Lieut. Scott Carpenter.
Pg… 124 Articles: Voters' image of the ideal President: A unique field survey shows the qualities which people want their leader to have and notes how the top candidates measure up. By Daniel Yankelovich.
Pg… 59 Animals: The chameleon with a roving eye can look in all directions.
Pg… 63 Education: Factory man's college plan: A textile foreman in North Carolina joins 34 fellow workmen as freshman.
Pg… 69 Sports: Old pros take on trimming: Musial and Schoendienst train together for a baseball comeback.
Pg… 100 Sports: Dogfights on the ice disrupt Minnesota dog–sled races.
Pg… 105 Sports: Amateur's night as a pro: U.S. Olympic goalie Jack McCartan briefly joins the Rangers. He gives his own vivid account of his tumultuous debut.
Pg… 75 Close–up: A picture master in his seventh decade: The editor of 'Illustrated London News' carries on a family tradition.
Pg… 93 Theater: One family split four ways: 'Five Finger Exercise', story of stormy household, is gripping hit on Broadway.
Pg… 141 Party: Yanks in Russian Dixie: The first tourists in years from the U.S. get a joyous welcome at Odessa and Yalta.
Pg… 10 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: A looking–glass lesson.
Pg… 144 Other Departments: Miscellany: A crossed–up coon.
Life Magazine March 28, 1960 Humphrey and Kennedy in Wisconsin
Pg… 1 Cover: Rivals in Wisconsin's presidential primary, Senators Humphrey and Kennedy, meet at a dairy farm near Clintonville.
Pg… 16 The Week's Events: A ghastly murder of three nice middle–aged women ? pictures taken by a victim provide ghostly images of an outrage in Starved Rock park, a place celebrated in poetry and folklore.
Pg… 22 The Week's Events: strategic warpath in Wisconsin: The high–riding Kennedy bandwagon, challenged by Humphrey in the primary, heads for what could be its big test.
Pg… 36 The Week's Events: Sad reminders of an aerial tragedy are left by exploding airliner.
Pg… 38 The Week's Events: In the Blue Ridge: snowbound backwoods towns finally get help.
Pg… 42 The Week's Events: You can buy the town of Sasabe, Arizona for half a million.
Pg… 35 Editorials: What to do about Castro.
Pg… 35 Editorials: The Finch trial and the jury system.
Pg… 60 Pictorial Essay: The art of Russia that nobody sees: An exclusive report on the astonishing hidden rebellion by young painters who defy the official line by going modern.
Pg… 76 Articles: From the inside: Why the Finch jury disagreed. Panel members' outbreaks, a subject of nationwide discussion, are described in exclusive interviews. By Davis Thomas.
Pg… 101 Articles: Farthest–gone motorists: Refining an art, sports–car owners find new snobberies and new ways to go nuts. By Bayard Hooper. Drawing for LIFE by George Price.
Pg… 47 Education: A student sojourn among the insane: Harvard and Radcliffe collegians do their research locked up in a mental hospital.
Pg… 55 LIFE's Garden News: Triumphant annuals: Hybrids add brilliance to zinnias and snapdragons.
Pg… 73 Modern Living: A non belles–lettres fad: teen–agers go M–A–D over stick–on initials.
Pg… 90 Medicine: A drinkable polio vaccine: In a massive experiment, Miamians quaff live–virus preparation.
Pg… 95 Television: Reading out loud: "once upon a time" makes a comeback as celebrities tell children classic stories of magic, mystery, and adventure.
Pg… 111 Party: Highfalutin help for a night: Cooks and butlers, won in a raffle, come from Washington high society.
Pg… 10 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: A magnetized marvel.
Pg… 87 Other Departments: Sequel: For prayer, pain: Alabamans beat up family of Negro boy who prayed for equality.
Pg… 114 Other Departments: Miscellany: Rx for hockey: ice.
