Newsweek AIDS Newsmagazine

Newsweek AIDS Newsmagazine

AIDS (Disease)

HIV (Viruses)

HIV/AIDS

AIDS awareness

AIDS education

Sexual health

Safe sex in AIDS prevention

Newsweek: The International Magazine, Issue No. 32, dated August 12, 1985 and entitled "AIDS" (see pages 38-46). Subtitle reads: "It is the nation's worst public-health problem. No one has ever recovered from the disease, and the number of cases is doubling every year. Now fears are growing that the AIDS epidemic may spread beyond gays and other high-risk groups to threaten the population." Includes a photograph of "AIDS victim" Rock Hudson.
Inside cover page (verso): North West Orient advertisement.
Page 1 (recto): Top of the Week - The Deepening AIDS Crisis (page 38). Includes other stories and a Table of Contents.
Page 4 (verso): Gorbachev and the Third World by S. Nihal Singh.
Page 5 (recto): Letters
Next page unpaginated (recto and verso): Advertisement for BMW cars.
Next page unpaginated (recto and verso): Advertisement for Airlanka Business Plus.
Page 6 (verso): Letters continued.
Page 7 (recto): Periscope
Page 8 (verso): The New Soviet Style at Helsinki.
Page 9 (recto): Flak on the Right Wing.
Page 10 (verso): The Record: Mixed.
Page 11 (recto): A Potemkin Disneyland.
Page 12-13 (recto & verso): Politics of the Laager.
Page 18: 'Abort' on Flight 51-F.
Page 19: Death and Life on Delta 191. The White House 'Mole'.
Page 20-21, 24-25, 26, 27, 28-34: Japan The 40 Year Miracle. (Pages 22-23 are missing)
Page 35: International Marketplace.
Page 36-37: Peru Stuns the World's Banks.
Page 38-46: Article entitled "AIDS". Subheading reads, "Once dismissed as the 'gay plague,' the disease has become the No. 1 public-health menace."
Page 47 (recto): Movies - An Escape from Escapism. World Wildlife Fund advertisement for Giant Panda.
Next page unpaginated (verso & recto): Advertisement for Nissan cars.
Next page unpaginated (verso & recto): Advertisement for Newsweek Collection (Leather bound stationery products).
Page 48 (verso): Amsterdam Airport Shopping Centre.
Page 49 (recto): Justice - 'Death for Drug Traffickers!'
Page 50 (verso): Art - Marvels of Imperial China.
Page 51 (recto): Television - Thatcher Tunes Out the IRA. Includes Foreign Exchange Selling Rates and Subscription Service application form.
Page 52 (verso): "We've Reached a Decisive Phase". Interview: Allan Boesak.
Recto: Ericsson advertisement.
Back cover: Rothmans cigarettes advertisement.

Newsweek

Arthur Leahy Collection

1985-08-12

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