Daily News – Thursday October 31, 1974 Muhammad Ali Richard Nixon in Critical Cond.

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New York Daily News (New Jersey Edition) Volume 56, No. 110. Good used condition, missing pages 35/36 (one page) – see pictures.

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New York Daily News (New Jersey) – Thursday October 31, 1974. What you see in the pictures is what you get. This is a very interesting old newspaper which features as the front page stories: NIXON CRITICAL BUT IMPROVING, Zeigler: ‘We Almost Lost Him’ Report Casino Gambling Fading. The sports section features articles speculating about the next fight for Muhammad Ali after his defeat of George Foreman in Zaire with several photos of the fight with George Foreman in the center section. 136 Pages.

 There are articles about:

  • Muhammad Ali fighting next at Madison Square Gardens with Frazier
  • Former President Nixon recovering from surgery to repair a blood clot
  • Cops find prints in priest’s killing.
  • Stewardess Suzanne Mondlin, “a shapely, blondish former airline hostess” suing Red Sox Infielder, Rico Petrocelli and the Boston Red Sox for assault in flight.
  • Henry Kissinger working on the Middle East Peace process (a picture of his wife)
  • And Much More

There are also some ads including:

  • Polaroid SX-70 Model II
  • Lee Majors, the star of the Six Million Dollar Man appearing in person at the grand opening of a new Toys ‘R Us store
  • Lots of 1970’s fashions
  • Several Banks advertising the FDIC insurance up to $40,000
  • Sears Craftsman Power Tools
  • And Several More

There are several ads for movies, including:

  • 2001 A Space Odyssey
  • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  • Airport 1975
  • The Odessa File
  • The Longest Yard
  • and several more.

 This is in good used condition except that it is missing pages 35/36.


Here is a link to Wikipedia’s article on this newspaper.






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Weight 2 lbs
Dimensions 18 × 12 × 2 in

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