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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine March 9th 1980
Cover: Tadanori Saito/Rex
Test-tube babies: it may be possible for our direct offspring, conceived now, to be stored for birth in the distant future. By Michael Jeffries.
Derry’s pride: profile of Charlie Nash who challenges for the world lightweight boxing title on Friday. By Mary Holland. Photographs by Roger Perry.
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.
Two faces of Japan: can the refined traditions of the country’s art survive amid the turbulent lifestyle of 20th-century Japan? By Murray Sayle. Photographs by Tadanori Saito/Rex.
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.
128 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. Lightly read and in good condition for age
