Description
Original LIFE Magazine — April 28, 1967
This is an authentic original issue of LIFE Magazine published April 28, 1967 — a real piece of American history, carefully preserved and ready to give, collect, or display.
Cover Subject: Expo 67 — the Montreal World’s Fair and its vision of the future.
Inside This Issue: Features LIFE’s coverage of Expo 67 in Montreal, including its futuristic architecture, international exhibits, transportation, technology, and opening excitement, along with the original news, photography, advertising, travel, culture, and features from April 28, 1967.
Completeness: Complete original issue, including the original pages, photographs, stories, and advertisements. Not a reproduction or modern reprint.
Perfect For: Birthday gifts, anniversary keepsakes, Expo 67 collectors, World’s Fair enthusiasts, Montreal and Canadian history readers, architecture and design collectors, LIFE Magazine collectors, and anyone who wants a meaningful gift from a specific date or year.
Original LIFE Magazines are authentic issues published between 1936 and 2000.
Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Prologue to a Common Effort
Pg… 4 Opinion and Comment: Editorials: Epilogue to a Sorry Drama
Pg… 10–23 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Book: “The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell: 1872–1914,” Reviewed by Nancy Mitford
Pg… 10–23 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Movie: “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” with Julie Andrews, Reviewed by Bruce Williamson
Pg… 10–23 Opinion and Comment: Reviews: Theater: “You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Running,” Reviewed by Tom Prideaux
Pg… 30A Opinion and Comment: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 30B Opinion and Comment: The View from Here: Honest Protest and the Big Lie. By Loudon Wainwright
Pg… 32 The Week’s News and Features: Tomorrow Soars in at Expo
Pg… 67 The Fantastic Architecture at Montreal’s Biggest–Ever World’s Fair, Which Opens This Week. Photographed by Mark Kauffman and Michael Rougier
Pg… 42 The Week’s News and Features: On the Newsfronts of the World: A 25th–Reunion Toast for Doolittle’s Tokyo Raiders. People and Events Around the Globe
Pg… 44B The Week’s News and Features: The Presidency: Nature and Cause of L.B.J’s Subdued Diplomacy. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 47 The Week’s News and Features: Kiesinger of West Germany: Close–Up of the New Coalition Chancellor Whose Country is Now Fully on Its Own. There are Signs that the Two Germanies?West and East?are Slyly Inching Closer. By Hugh Moffett
Pg… 66 The Week’s News and Features: Crisis of the Individual, Part II: The Search for Purpose: Among the Youth of America, a New Sense of Commitment. Photographed by Mark Kauffman and Ted Russell
Pg… 82 The Week’s News and Features: Special Report: One More Somoza in Nicaragua. By Marshall Smith
Pg… 84 The Week’s News and Features: The Embattled Redwoods: As a U.S. Senate Committee Weighs the Controversy Between Lumbermen and Naturalists Over the fate of the Tall Trees, a Scarred Hillside Shows what the Fight is About
Pg… 92 The Week’s News and Features: Woody Allen, the Shy Extrovert: America’s Busiest Comic Draws Laughs from a Bag of Insecurities. By Paul O’Neil
Pg… 107 The Week’s News and Features: Sports: El Cordob?s, No. 1 Matador, Returns from His Brief Retirement to Face the Brave Bulls
Pg… 112 The Week’s News and Features: Fashion: Spring Legs, Loud and Clear. Everything is Geared to Glorify the Gam
Pg… 119 The Week’s News and Features: Reminiscence: Konrad Adenauer Dies at 91, and a Correspondent Who Knew Him well Recalls what He was Like. By James Bell
Pg… 122 The Week’s News and Features: Miscellany
