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Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of October 1956 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
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Life Magazine October 1, 1956 Ancient Egypt
Pg… 33 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: The Republican Show is on the RoadPg… 40 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Look at the World\'s WeekPg… 42 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: West Plans Emergency Steps to Save the Suez Canal or Do Without it if Nasser Won\'t BudgePg… 49 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: \"Julie\" is Written in Nitrogen and a Wedding ResultsPg… 51 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: School Segregation Enters a Legal Phase as Two Kentucky Towns Halt IntegrationPg… 57 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: In Bold Show of Faith, Poles Use Cardinal\'s Empty Chair as Protest Against RedsPg… 60 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Fifty Miss America Contestants Make a Sitting Symphony of BeautyPg… 108 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Long Line of Texans Help 93–Year–Old Mary Betts Celebrate Birth of 46 EDITORIALS: Let\'s have a People\'s ElectionPg… 46 EDITORIALS: Churches and SegregationPg… 78 PICTORIAL ESSAY: Egypt, the Oldest Nation: in the Verdant Valley of the Nile a Resourceful People Evolved the First Unified State and a Serene Way of Life. Part VI in \"The Epic of Man.\" Text by Lincoln Barnett. Paintings by Xavier GonzalezPg… 138 ARTICLES: The Concluding Instalment of the LIFE Series. \"Background of Segregation\": Billy Graham Makes a Plea to End Intolerance, Arguing that the Bible Foroffers Segregation and Calling for Both Love and JusticePg… 139 ARTICLES: A Round Table of Southern Church Leaders Debates About Christian\'s Moral Duty, Agreeing that Individuals Must Act?but They Differ on Role of the ChurchesPg… 62 MOVIES: Kirk Douglas Portrays the Mad Artist Van Gogh in \"Lust for Life\"Pg… 73 BOOKS: English Eggheads are Fascinated and Infuriated by Colin Wilson\'s Book, \"The Outsider\"Pg… 103 ARCHITECTURE: A Big Basket in the Sky Turns a German Television Tower Into a Tourist AttractionPg… 113 ANIMALS: Brutus, a Footloose Alligator, is Brought Back Home in Clarkston, Mich.Pg… 119 CLOSE–UP: The Meanest Face in the Pennant Race: Once the Nemesis of the Dodgers, Sal Maglie Makes a Spectacular Comeback to Become a Dodger Hero. By Marshall SmithPg… 128 MODERN LIVING: Pillows Lead a Low Life as Comfort Descends to the FloorPg… 130 INDUSTRY: Fiery Setting for A–Power: a New Nuclear Era for Industry Shapes Up Underground at Shippingport, Pa. Photographed for LIFE by Yale JoelPg… 167 PARTY: Elegance for an Opening: Mrs. McCreery Leads the Way as the Opera and Parties Start San Francisco\'s Social SeasonPg… 18 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Two Horses Meet as One at the FinishPg… 27 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the EditorsPg… 170 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: a Heady Fling at Socce
Life Magazine October 8, 1956 U.S. Masons
Pg… 30 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Nicaragua\'s Dictator Succumbs to Assassin\'s Bullets and His Sons Carry OnPg… 38 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: The Thrilling but Stumbling Photo Finish of the National League Pennant RacePg… 40 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: As Nasser Woos the Arab World, the British Turn to U.N. and U.S.: Britain\'s Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd Explains His Nation\'s Suez StakePg… 44 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Another \"Mayflower\" is LaunchedPg… 49 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Look at the World\'s WeekPg… 57 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: In a Pilgrimage to Indiana, Britain\'s Chancellor of the Exchequer Visits Town His Mother Came FromPg… 63 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: An Interlude on the Farm Finds Ike and Mamie at GettysburgPg… 36 EDITORIAL: Why Independents Should Vote RepublicanPg… 104 PICTORIAL ESSAYS: Busy Brotherly World of Freemasonry: the Ancient Fraternity is Thriving in AmericaPg… 158 PICTORIAL ESSAYS: The Happy Plight of Unusual Height: a Tall Tennessean Testifies to the Perils and Profits of Being Big. Photographed for LIFE by Alfred EisenstaedtPg… 89 ARTICLES: The New–Model Cabinet: It Reveals the Efficiency of a Unique Eisenhower System. By John L. SteelePg… 176 ARTICLES: Endless Power Out of the Seas: Atomic Fusion, not Fission, Will Drive Future Machines. By Ralph E. LappPg… 66 FASHION: Laurels Anew for Norell Establish Him as Top DesignerPg… 77 EDUCATION: A 12–Year–Old Prodigy, Who Reads Hegel for Fun, Enters HarvardPg… 84 ART: Sculptures from 19 Countries Lounge on a Lawn in ParisPg… 127 MILITARY AFFAIRS: A Trial by Heat Tests Endurance of Army Machines and MenPg… 139 MOVIES: The Salvation of a \"Sister–Boy\": \"Tea and Sympathy\" Handles Delicate SubjectPg… 147 SPORTS: Syracuse Football Team Gets Off the Ground with Fit Muscles and a Back Named BrownPg… 169 SPORTS: \"Finally She had to Lose\": After 25 Years as Top Woman Athlete, Babe Zaharias Died of CancerPg… 155 TELEVISION: New Power for Peepers Allows Wally Cox, in His New Program, to Work Wonders as an AdventurerPg… 175 ANIMALS: A Different Bread of Cat in England has Naturally Curly FurPg… 195 PARTY: A Wedding Out of the Past: Chivalric Air and Titled Array Attend Habsburg–L?wenstein Ceremony in GermanyPg… 14 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Camera Kickoff for Football ArtPg… 22 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the EditorsPg… 198 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Coon Out of Character
Life Magazine October 15, 1956 Elizabeth Taylor in Giant
Pg… 30 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Stevenson Goes All Out Against the Ike Glow: Both Candidates Step Up Their Campaigning. Photographed for LIFE by Frank Scherschel, Howard Sochurek, Ed ClarkPg… 38 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: The Bums of Brooklyn and Their Ritzy NeighborsPg… 45 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Look at the World\'s WeekPg… 48 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Legal Squall Kicks Up in Wake of \"Doria\"Pg… 57 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Ireland Unveils Statue of John Barry, Father of the U.S. NavyPg… 40 EDITORIALS: Europe East: a Stir of FreedomPg… 40 EDITORIALS: Europe West: a Hope of UnionPg… 90 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: Saint Joan in Ireland: Siobhan McKenna Visits Scenes of Her Homeland Which Give Native Strength to Her Portrayal of Irishman Shaw\'s Martyr. Photographed for LIFE in Color by Gjon MillPg… 148 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS: Return to Sanity in 12 Weeks: New Drugs Restore Mental Victims to Normal Life. Photographed for LIFE by Fritz GoroPg… 111 CLOSE–UP: Matron with a Torch Song: Broke, Unknown and 43, Roberta Sherwood has a Sudden Success. By Joe McCarthyPg… 160 ARTICLE: It Could Only Happen in the U.S.: Benjamin Fairless, a Coal Miner\'s Son from Pigeon Run, Ohio, Tells in the First of Two Articles How He Rose to the Summit of American IndustryPg… 63 MUSIC: Jack Benny Battles the Classics in Carnegie HallPg… 67 OPERA: Set to Music, the Story of David Gets Hollywood Bowl TreatmentPg… 68 MOVIES: A Tale of a Rich Land and Its Lords: Edna Ferber\'s \"Giant\" Makes an Epic Film of TexasPg… 79 FASHION: Finery for Fair Young Ladies: Children\'s Clothes Stem from Hit ShowPg… 86 ANIMALS: A Rare Indian Rhinoceros is the First to be Born in CaptivityPg… 99 SCIENCE: An Eerie Model of a Satellite Goes on Display in New YorkPg… 105 RELIGION: Cross in the Canyon: Chapel with Unique Fa?ade Rises from Arizona RockPg… 123 NATURE: Dazzleing Collection of Pheasants from Asia is Assembled in North Carolina. Photographed for LIFE in Color by Nina Leen.Pg… 130 MODERN LIVING: Do Luxe Dog Domiciles: Architects Give Thought to Canine ComfortPg… 138 TELEVISION: Doffing Mitts, Prizefighters Toss More TV Cues than PunchesPg… 145 INDUSTRY: A 1957 U.S. Car Makes Its Bow in MoscowPg… 181 PARTY: A Big Time for the offerdies: New Play About Philadelphia Family Brings Forth the Cream of Main Line SocietyPg… 12 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Fathers and Their Look–Alike SonsPg… 19 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the EditorsPg… 184 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Heels Over Head in Work
Life Magazine October 22, 1956 Study of The Nude Art ‘The Bather’ by Ingres
Pg… 31 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Close, Critical Campaigns Take Place in the StatesPg… 45 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: The Passing of Charles Merrill, of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & BeanePg… 46 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Terror\'s Day in Terrazzano: Madmen Hold 95 Captive in SchoolPg… 53 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Poznan Trials Show Disorder in Red RanksPg… 56 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: International Hide–and–Seek Results as Russian Tries to Take U.S.–Born Daughter to U.S.S.R.Pg… 147 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Look at the World\'s WeekPg… 40 EDITORIALS: Suez: Road to SettlementPg… 40 EDITORIALS: Khrushchev and the GypsiesPg… 119 PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: Tranquilizing Drugs Open New Avenues Into Sick Minds: Photographed for LIFE by Fritz Goro. The Search has Only Started: in the Next 10 Years Doctors May Learn as Much About the Mind as in the Past 2,000. By Eric HodginsPg… 162 ARTICLE: The Most Dramatic Years in the History of Steel: in the Second of Two Articles the Retried Head of U.S. Steel Describes His Gamble, Finest Monuments and Toughest Fights with Unions. By Benjamin FairlessPg… 61 PEOPLE: Colorado\'s Governor Plays a Bit Part for a Western MoviePg… 65 SPORTS: A Win Puts Long–Losing University of Pennsylvania on the LoosePg… 155 SPORTS: Don Larsen Reaps the Rewards of Pitching a Perfect GamePg… 70 MOVIES: Wildlife in the Water: Cousteau\'s \"Silent World\" is a Fascinating Film of the Sea\'s Dark FathomsPg… 81 MOVIES: When This World was Wider: \"Around the World in Eighty Days\" is Good Fun and Frolic. How Mike Todd Cajoled Big Names to Do Bits. By Ezra GoodmanPg… 97 MODERN LIVING: Plastic Greenhouse Provides Low–Cost Housing for Out–of–Season Vegetables and FlowersPg… 102 ART: The Beauty of the Nude: British Scholar Sir Kenneth Clark Compares Its Grace to the Naked\'s Exposed LookPg… 111 MILITARY AFFAIRS: Meeting a Jealous Mistress: an Air Force Wife Learns About JetsPg… 161 NIGHTCLUBS: Duo Does Double Duty: Trumpeter Louis Prima and Wife Play an All–Night ShiftPg… 179 PARTY: A Gala Party of Diplomats Honors the Dean of Consuls in ChicagoPg… 16 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Topsy–Turvy SceneryPg… 21 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the EditorsPg… 182 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Chic Shoe Flies High
Life Magazine October 29, 1956 Anne Boleyn (Rare, Dual-issue)
LIFE Magazine October 29, 1956 Thrilling Plane Rescue at Sea (Rare, Dual-issue)
Pg… 22 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Ordeal on Flight 943: the Last Five Hours and an Unbelievable Rescue at SeaPg… 35 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: A Look at the World\'s WeekPg… 38 THE WEEK\'S EVENTS: Texas Blows Its Top Over Football: the Season\'s Big Weekends Find the State with More Teams, Wilder Spectators and Gaudier Half–Time ShowsPg… 44 EDITORIAL: The Bomb in PoliticsPg… 76 ARTICLE: The New World, by Sir Winston Churchill. Beginning Volume II of \"A History of the English–Speaking Peoples,\" it Includes Pictorial Essays on the Birth of Britain\'s Great Navy and on the Settings for Lusty King Henry VIII. Photographed for LIFE by Gjon MiliPg… 124 ARTICLES: Ahead in His Own Campaign, Ike Battles for the Party. By TIME–LIFE Washington Correspondent James L. McConaughy Jr.Pg… 49 EDUCATION: Mask–Makers Show How to be Very, Very Scary at HalloweenPg… 56 SCIENCE: M.I.T. Uses a Masticating Mechanism for Testing TendernessPg… 61 MEDICINE: Progress on a Better Polio VaccinePg… 71 TELEVISION: A TV Beauty for Three Networks and Her Varied Hair ShadesPg… 109 SPORTS: Swaps, a Real Thoroughbred, Tries to Pull Through as His Fractured Leg is Given Elaborate Medical CarePg… 115 CLOSE–UP: William J. Brennan Jr., a Brilliant Judge Appointed to the Supreme Court, Gets Ready for His Biggest JobPg… 119 MOVIES: Dragnet for a New and Teen–Aged Saint JoanPg… 141 PARTY: A Big Day for the Camargo Hunt: Cincinnati Socialites Follow a Rigorous Ride with a Late DancePg… 15 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the EditorsPg… 16 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Owlish EyefulPg… 144 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Underpins Cut Down Overhead
