This issue of Look Magazine features Part 2 of The Death Of A President by William Manchester. This part is titled The Day JFK Died. In it, Mr. Manchester discloses the terrifying chaos that followed the shooting in Dallas.

Please check my other listings for Part 1 & Part 3 in this series...

Let's go back to 1965 in the vintage Look Magazine - back when Liz and Burton were an item. The date is March 9, 1956. The article is titled "King and Queen - How they rule their roost."

Bette Davis fans will enjoy the article about her titled "The Pro." There are six pages of great Bette Davis pictures, including one from "Hush . . . Hush Sweet Charlotte."

The Post Office had introduced the Zip Code - but was having a hard time convincing mailers to use it...

This would make a wonderful gift for someone special in your life where that date represents a milestone in life - birthday, anniversary or date they met their significant other.

Hard to believe, but this issue sold for a mere 15 cents! That probably won't pay the sales tax on a current copy of Look.

See a great full page advertisement for Rexall Drug Stores...

This is a great, wire-ringed book published by Mademoiselle Magazine with a copyright of 1973. It features 106 quick and easies: clothes, accessories, home stuff - and things you never even thought of!

You will receive a wide assortment of instructions and ideas...

This is a very nice needlework & craft book that was published by Columbia House of New York, New York. The U.S. copyright is 1975.

The book covers just about every type of needlework you can imagine. Instructions and nice pictures are included for Knitting, Crochet, Sewing, Canvaswork, Embroidery, & Crafts...

If you are a Katharine Hepburn fan, then this is the magazine for you. It is so sad, that we lost this great actress only a short time ago. This article discusses her love of Spencer Tracy and includes a bonus of pictures of her own paintings - seen for the first time in this issue.

With all the issues we have about personal privacy these days, the article titled The Death Of Privacy by Ramsey Clark will be of interest to some. I"m sure Mr...

This Summer, 1979, issue of McCall's Needlework & Crafts Magazine is jam-packed with great ideas, patterns, and instructions for all types of projects. There are patterns and instructions for knitting, crochet, crewel embroidery, and more.

You'll will really enjoy the circus pictures that were created by Mike Passamonte, Wall Street Stock Trader, embroiderer extraordinaire! With no training, Mr. Passamonte took it upon himself to transform circus posters in to needlework art...

This is a soft cover book for the 62 Club of The Woman's Club for the year 1970-1971. This club was organized April 30, 1962. The objective of the club was for the Advancement of the Members in the Study of Cultural and Scientific Subjects.

Included in the book, the clubs Constitution, By-Laws, Standing Rules, and Membership Roster. Mrs. Edwin W. Wittenberg was the President of the club during this time period.

The book is in excellent condition - inside and out...

This is a nice little book with a copyright of 1951, however, this is a 1952 printing that has been revised and enlarged. The work "parakeet" is spelled with two "r's" throughout the book, so I have used the word exactly as it is in the book.

The book is 40 pages of everything you need to know to train and take care of your parrakeet...

This issue of Outdoor Life has many nice articles for the sportsman...

This is a small membership book for Phi Eta National Sorority from 1965-1966. It has a list of National Officers, State Officers, Directors, and the officers from the Hurst, Texas, chapter.

Mrs. Mamie Rowden of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was the acting National President. State President was Mrs. Margaret Jarboe of Houston, Texas...

This is a November 1970 Popular Mechanics - back when the magazine was only 50 cents. It is full of projects and instructions for a variety of things.

Some of the articles include:

How to get those blacked-out games on your TV. How the first artificial heart works. How much carburetor do you need? Christmas gifts you can make.

Admittedly, many of these articles are outdated with today's technology, but still fun to read and see what "cutting edge" was 33 years ago.

There a great picture...