Post 7 Sep 1963 CARBONDALE PA/ANTI-NEGRO/STELLA STEVENS

Measures 10 1/2" x 13 1/2 "too large to scan in its entirety, great coffee-table magazine, Shipped Media Mail unless Expedited Selected, Portrait of Stella Stevens, Beware the test ban! by Rep. Craig Hosmer, Speaking for the alarmed minority, a Congressman charges that the nuclear-test agreement endangers America, What the North Thinks About Negroes, In Los Angles, interviews with housebuilders Ward Peterson and Norman Larson "The colored got rights, just like us whites, but I don't see why we got to mingle together", "They're just human beings like the rest of us, but I wouldn't want one living next door", Ray Yoshiyama of Gardena Calif, The Fair Young Hollywood Girls Upward they climb, trails strewn with fleshy photos, goofy publicity, shrewd maneuvers and broken marriages, On U.C.L.A. campus, Carol Lynley and Dean Jones "Under the Yum-Yum Tree" New Movie Sex Symbol Stella Stevens Suzanne Pleshette Yvette Mimiieux Like another blonde, Marilyn Monroe, Stella Stevens posed nude when she needed money, "I go out," says Suzanne Pleshette, " and look to get my hands dirty.", Pensive Yvette Mimieux, a recluse of sorts, lives secluded in the Santa Monica Mountains, The Waterfront Revisited Budd Schulberg reveals how mobsters still infest the nation's largest port. He got to know the crime-ridden New York docks 10 years ago. His screenplay for "On the Waterfront" won him an Oscar. His friends warned him he may be in danger of his life but he ignored the warnings to produce this report, The Kennedy clansman nobody knows Practically illiterate when he married the President's youngest sister, Steve Smith, A City on Fire For 17 years the people of Carbondale Pa. have lived in fear. Raging fires sweep through abandoned coal mines under the town. Deadly gases seeping into homes have killed townspeople in their sleep. Only the digging of giant pits can save the community, Santo Perri and son Joseph