Lithopinion Magazine No 15, 1969

Local One / Amalgamated Lithographers Of America
Editorial Chairman: Edward Swayduck
Editor: Robert Sherrill
Managing Editor and Art Director: Robert Hallock

Contents
Beware Of Socialists Wearing Vests by Edward Swayduck
Italy 1: The Usable Past
Italy 2: The Fine Italian Hand by Luigi Barzini
Italy 3: Speaking Of The South
Italy 4: The Singers And The Song by Samuel Grafton
Italy 5: Internal Life Of An Architect by Gio Ponti
Italy 6: John Xxiii & J. F. K. by Cy Bullock
A Gallery Of Great Italians
A Portrait: The Military -Industrial Complex by Robert Sherrill
Politics Of The Future by George Gallup
A Few Cheers For The Earthbound by George Mikes
P.S. by Robert Hallock
Jazz: A Portfolio By Al Parker
Jazz: Black Art/American Art by Ralph J. Gleason
Front Cover by Mario Micossi
Back Cover: Leonardo Da Vinci Airport, Rome, by Robert Hallock

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Lithopinion
Lithopinion was a quarterly magazine published between 1966 and 1975 in the USA. It was the magazine of Local One of the Amalgamated Lithographers of America in New York.

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