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Life Magazine July 21, 1961 - Flavio: Rescue From Rio Slum
This remarkable vintage issue of Life Magazine, dated July 21, 1961, features the inspiring story of Flavio, a courageous boy rescued from the impoverished slums of Rio de Janeiro. This particular edition captures the essence of the early 1960s, a time marked by cultural shifts and humanitarian awareness, making it not only a collectible but also a significant piece of history.
Highlighted within these pages is a special report that tells the heartfelt tale of Flavio, deemed a symbol of hope for millions living in similar circumstances. Additionally, readers are treated to a rich assortment of topics, including a photographic essay capturing the breathtaking journey on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, shedding light on a pivotal moment in global culture.
Condition: This magazine is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, making it a fantastic addition to any vintage magazine collection.
- Includes captivating articles on social issues and editorial insights from the era.
- A wonderful piece for collectors seeking original vintage magazines from the 1960s.
*The image shown in this listing is a stock photo. You will receive the same issue as depicted, and condition described in this listing, but it may not be the exact copy shown in the photo.*
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Pg… 7 DEPARTMENTS: LIFE Guide to Amusement Parks, Art, Books, Records, TV
Pg… 12 DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 17 DEPARTMENTS: Special Report: "You Have a Million–Dollar Face." By Eleanor Graves
Pg… 24 STORY OF THE WEEK: The Compassion of Americans Brings a New Life for Flavio: A Brave Boy, Symbol of Impoverished Millions, Is Rescued from Rio Slum
Pg… 36 NEWSFRONTS: Death Chain on a Ship; Berlin Crisis Gets Personal; The Fuss Over Uncle Sam; High–Altitude Test for Legal Eagles; Pope John Speaks; and Russia's Eye–Popping Planes
Pg… 42 EDITORIALS: Pair of Great Dissenters
Pg… 42 EDITORIALS: Candy Stores and Pubs
Pg… 47 THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: LIFE Rides the Trans–Siberian Railroad: First U.S. Journalists in 15 Years Make Journey on World's Longest Line. Photographs by John Launois
Pg… 48 ARTICLE OF THE WEEK: Warm Hearts in a Bleak Land: As the Soviet Builds Tension, Americans on the Trans–Siberian Ride Meet Grass–Roots Russians. By Donald Connery
Pg… 68 THE COLOR SPECTACLE: The Splendorous Art of Gustave Moreau: A Pioneer Modern, Whose Work Lay Forgotten for a Half Century, Is Rediscovered
Pg… 80 DEPARTMENTS: Movies: The Hawklike Eyes of the Man Who Discovered Lombard, Hayworth, and Bacall Have Blinked: And Now It's Michele
Pg… 82 BETTER LIVING: A Section on How to Defeat Heat: Chilly Soups to Serve in Gala Summer Bowls; Two Fads That Freshen Up Teen–Agers; And the House of the Month, a Florida Pavilion Home Without Halls
Pg… 88 DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Bit of Unbridled Confusion
