Mine is made in 1971 and I shoot +P ammo through it all the time (when I can afford it of course).
I got it straight from S&W that any K frame revolver made after 1956 (when they went from model names to model numbers, in your case: Combat Masterpiece to Model 15) is safe for +P. A lot of guys in here will shoot it through old M&Ps made back in the 30s and 40s.
It is safe for you. BUT a steady died will cause the gun to wear faster than normal use of standard .38s just because it is that much more pressure and velocity. Likely if it ever does shoot loose all you will have to do is have the cylinder tightened.
Shoot and carry +Ps all you want. I even have a thread going on in here talking about Buffalo Bore's near magnum level +P velocity loads (which has faster velocity but equal pressure of average +P factory loads)
As for ammo recommendations, I suggest Remington's .38 Spl+P 158 gr. Lead Semiwadcutter Hollowpoint (LHP) also known as "The FBI Load"
I would also recommend looking at
www.buffalobore.com and getting their version of this round for a backup reload in case you need something a little closer to a .357 magnum in power.