Description
Explore a fascinating piece of history with the Newsweek Magazine from December 10, 1984. This vintage issue delves into pressing national affairs, particularly focusing on the contentious debate over government budget policies, aptly titled "The Budget Freeze or Massacre." It serves as a crucial snapshot of American socio-political climate in the early 1980s.
This vintage magazine offers readers a unique lens into an era marked by significant political dialogue and cultural changes. Featuring articles that discuss potential reforms and their effects on everyday life, this issue is particularly interesting for collectors or those studying contemporary history. With topics ranging from the military options in foreign policy to the internal dynamics of political figures like Bob Dole and Don Regan, this magazine captures the essence of a pivotal time in U.S. politics.
The magazine is offered in excellent condition, showing only light wear typical for its age, making it a collectible treasure for enthusiasts of vintage magazines. Whether you're a history buff, a collector of rare publications, or just curious about the past, this issue is a must-have addition to your collection.
This issue comprises captivating content, including:
- Insightful commentary on tax reform and military debates
- Analyzes U.S. foreign relations amidst international crises
- Coverage of the drug war in Colombia and Watergate's impacts
- Innovations in medicine and the economy's potential recovery
Additionally, it includes intriguing articles such as:
- “Dune”: stranger than paradise
- Colombia’s drug war and its implications
- The man-made heart: a glimpse into the future of medicine
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