Vol. LXXI No. 8
NATION
Good News for Bad (National Affairs / THE ECONOMY)
Profit in Recession (National Affairs / POLITICS)
Lo, the Investigator (National Affairs / INVESTIGATIONS)
Drift Toward the Summit (National Affairs / FOREIGN RELATIONS)
Take a Letter (National Affairs / REPUBLICANS)
Childe Harold to the Fray (National Affairs / THE ADMINISTRATION)
The High That Flubbed (National Affairs / WEATHER)
Singed to the Tip (National Affairs / DISASTERS)
Pay-As-You-Go Man (National Affairs / THE CONGRESS)
Hart's Desire (National Affairs / MICHIGAN)
Philadelphia's New Problem (National Affairs / CITIES)
WORLD
To Bring Forth a New Union (Foreign News / MIDDLE EAST)
MAN IN THE MIDDLE (Foreign News)
Prime Minister's Return (Foreign News / GREAT BRITAIN)
RED CHALLENGE ON THE GROUND (Foreign News)
Babe in the Wood (Foreign News)
The Lords & Ladies (Foreign News)
"Sad Day" (Foreign News / SOUTHERN RHODESIA)
Challenge & Response (Foreign News / INDONESIA)
SCIENCE
What Killed the Dinosaurs?
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Drugged Future? (Medicine)
How Baby Grows (Medicine)
PRESS
Buck's Luck (The Press)
Push for the Post (The Press)
Rumpus over Rowan (The Press)
Truth About Half-Truth (The Press)
RELIGION
Jewish Proselytizers?
Hospital for Souls
The Battle of Amami Oshima
SPORT
Pampered Poodle
Measure of Safety
BUSINESS
Read the story (Time Clock)
The Buick Winner (ADVERTISING)
The Do-lt-Yourself Tycoon (OIL)
EDUCATION
Wanted: Prestige
Quitte ou Double
Report Card
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Double Launching (Music)
Pop Records (Music)
New Plays in Manhattan (The Theater)
Whispering Campaign (Television)
The Word Jockey (Television)
On the Bounce (Television)
Highbrow's Delight (Television)
Man v. Man (Art)
POETRY IN THE GARDEN (Art)
Painter of Faith (Art)
Brigitte at the Bar (Cinema)
The New Pictures (Cinema)
Corn Grows in Brooklyn (Books)
Shadows from a Lunarium (Books)
The Blazing & the Beat (Books)
Fatal Ferret (Books)
CURRENT & CHOICE (Cinema)
MISCELLANY
MILESTONES
PEOPLE
TO OUR READERS
LETTERS
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