Sunday Times Magazine 4 November 1973 George Grosz Art Ohio Killings McVicar Sabina Chebichi

The Sunday Times Magazine Contents, November 4, 1973. The Man who was Q: 7 pages of a first-hand account of a disastrous expedition by Britain's secret service, recounted by one of the men who took part. By Phillip Knightley; photographs by Alain le Garsmeur. Page 28 Running Wild: Sabina Chebichi, the remarkable girl athlete from the Kenyan bush. 2 ½ page article By Ralph Hawkins; photographs by John Reader. Page 42 Death on the Campus: a 6 page pictorial re-examination of the fatal shootings at Kent State University, compiled by Peter Davies; report by Peter Gillman. Page 46 The Bastard from Berlin: the last sardonic comment, in the form of photo-montages never before published, of George Grosz, the great German satirical artist. 11 page article By Robert Melville; research by Roger Law. Page 58 Bridge by Boris Schapiro; Chess by C. H. O'D. Alexander; Mephisto Crossword. Page 77 A Pride of Littlehamptons by Osbert Lancaster. Page 78 Osborne on Olivier by Logan Gourlay. Page 83 The Belstone Fox by George Perry; photograph by Barry Lategan. Page 90 Portrait of a Criminal: Part Two - an extract from the remarkable document written by John McVicar in an attempt to analyse and explain his choice of crime as a profession. Page 94 Pumpkin eaters: culinary uses for the Halloween pumpkin, by Margaret Costa. Page 113. Nov 1973.

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