Only tangentially about JFK (“Presidents and the Press”) but he is the cover subject, despite an address label obscuring him; other genre content includes interviews with Truman Capote and Norman Mailer.
Fairly well-kept for almost a half-century old: mild shelfwear, page toning, some old-book smell; a couple of creases to the covers, a few pages with ghosts of dog-ears. Address label of previous owner, as shown. Sits straight, though. All pages present AFAIK. An interesting window into late-seventies book culture (and cigarette ads).
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