The Sunday Times Magazine March 9, 1980

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Today we begin our new section for 
younger readers. We launch it with 
our Flash Gordon adventure strip
and the first column by TVs John 
Craven. Theres a competition with 
£4000 in prizes. Impersonator Faith 
Brown reveals her secrets and we 1
tell the amazing story of the :
temple born again tomorrow. Page 14
MAIN FEATURES
Test-tube babies: it may be
possible for our direct offspring, 2
conceived now, to be stored for :
birth in the distant future. By
Michael Jeffries. Page 30
Derrys pride: profile of Charlie
Nash who challenges for the world
lightweight boxing title on Friday.
By Mary Holland. |
Photographs by Roger Perry. Page 40
The survivor: in 1942, 768 Jewish
refugees drowned when the steamer
Struma was blown up. One man )
survived and now for the first time
tells the story of that tragic voyage.
By Nicholas Bethell. Page 52
Two faces of Japan: can the
refined traditions of the countrys
art survive amid the turbulent
lifestyle of 20th-century Japan ?
By Murray Sayle. Photographs by
Tadanori Saito/Rex. Page 59
Fathers rights: the new film
Kramer vs Kramer highlights the
issue of fathers rights over their
children after a marriage breaks
down. We look at the film, a case
history, and the legal position
in this country. Page 80
Sport: the high spot of the
tiddleywinks season. Page 99
Family footsteps: the perils of
carrying a famous name. Page 100
Pets: what we call them. Page 102
Lists: Barbara Cartland chooses
her most romantic men. Page 102
Claire Bretécher: a view from
Frances leading cartoonist. Page 105
Gardens: from weeds to
a landscape of character. Page 106
Furniture: top buyers predict
the seasons best-sellers. Page 108
Old hats: but not old hat. Page 109
Games: Chess and Bridge. Plus:
the Mephisto Crossword. Page 122
A Life in the Day of
Sir Michael Tippett Page 126

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