Life Magazine, March 20, 1964 - Henry Cabot Lodge in Vietnam

Mightiest fire engine, the super pumper for NYC skyscrapers. Malcolm X quits Black Muslims. Beatle at Oxford, Ringo Starr. Bob Hope and his daughter Linda. Full page color De Beers Diamond ad with sweet painting of an auburn-haired woman by Wallace Bassford. Cops bust up a brazen robbery attempt at the Maryknoll Seminary, by dressing as monks and nuns. Bullfight at Chicago sausage factory. Saltonstall leads the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Chic mail-order hats from Sears. World War I, Part 2 - the Air, air combat paintings by Henry Farre in 1915 and G.H. Davis in 1919, planes and zeppelins, many photos including R.A.F. Squadron No. 1 with their planes near Ypres, July 1918, American pilots and mechanics starting engines of the Lafayette Escadrille, first attempts to fly planes from naval ships. Walter Alston, manager of the Dodgers takes on the job of making it two in a row, baseball. Don Knotts as Mr. Limpet. German models popular in the U.S., Renata Boeck, Anya Robertson, Wilhelmina Behmenburg, more. Julius Sumner Miller, frantic physics professor at El Camino College in California. Cute two page color Kellogg's Corn Flakes ad, one page "what are little boys made of?" second, of course, "what are little girls made of?".