Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month March 1964 6, 13, 20, 27 Civil Rights Era


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Step into the captivating world of the Civil Rights Era with this exceptional collection of Life Magazine issues from March 1964. This lot includes four complete issues, dated March 6, 13, 20, and 27, each filled with rich historical content and striking imagery.

Life Magazine March 6 1964

March 6, 1964 features the iconic Cassius Clay (later known as Muhammad Ali) as he becomes the heavyweight boxing champion. Discover articles like:

  • Heroism at Sea: A dramatic account of a Coast Guard rescue mission.
  • The Big Tax Cut: Insightful commentary on tax changes happening at the time.

Life Magazine March 13 1964

March 13, 1964 delves into the turbulent world of labor unions with “How They Nailed Hoffa,” giving readers a behind-the-scenes look at Jimmy Hoffa's conviction. Additional highlights include:

  • The View from Here: A compelling piece that critiques political dynamics and personal ambitions.
  • The First World War: A visual journey through photos and memories, marking fifty years since the war.

Life Magazine March 20 1964

March 20, 1964 covers Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in Vietnam, providing perspective on U.S. foreign policy during a critical time. This issue features:

  • Malcolm X Quits Muslims: A pivotal moment in civil rights history.
  • Items in the News: Catch up on global happenings, from Beatle mania to political intrigues.

Life Magazine March 27 1964

March 27, 1964 highlights societal shifts, including reflections on current events and letters to editors that showcase the public's voice. This final issue of the month is a treasure trove of news and commentary.

Please Note: Images shown for this listing are stock images. The items you will receive may not match the images exactly.

Owning this lot of four Life Magazine issues from March 1964 is not just a purchase; it is acquiring a piece of history that documents pivotal events during the Civil Rights movement. Each magazine is an opportunity to engage with the past and explore the narratives that shaped our world.

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