FEW subjects come to the cover of TIME with the cover genealogy of Nelson Rockefeller. His grandfather, his father and his mother have been there, and so has Nelson in another era of his wide-ranging career. Now, in a new phase, the scion of a unique family, who may be the most remarkable Rockefeller of them all, comes forward as a hard-campaigning politician. See NATIONAL AFFAIRS, The Rocky Roll.

OF the 34 states that elect Governors this fall, seven--in addition to New York--are in the midst of critical contests that will have important effects in national politics. For a down-to-the-line view of these races, see NATIONAL AFFAIRS, Key Races to the Storehouse.

WHAT are the 1959 cars like? And how well will they be liked? These are always important questions when the new models start to roll, but they have a greater significance this year because the answers will have a vital effect on the U.S. economy. For the answers, TIME correspondents spoke to more than 100 dealers around the country, interviewed potential buyers and Detroit's automakers, peeked under the wraps for a look at some of the still secret '59s. To find out what they learned, why 1959 looks like a big car year, and to get a pictorial sneak preview of the new models, see BUSINESS, Fast Getaway. DIPLOMATS have negotiated about it, politicians have exploited it, editorialists have pondered it. But what is really happening on Quemoy? TIME'S Jim Bell, who has been there before, went back last week on the first plane that would take him and filed a moving report. See FOREIGN NEWS, Quemoy: Autumn Nightmare.

TO hell with you and your money!" is what St. Peter said to Simon the magician when he offered to pay the Apostles for the gift of conferring the Holy Spirit. This, at least, is the rendering that a new translation of the New Testament gives to the words the King James version translates as "Thy Money perish with thee" (Acts 8:20). See RELIGION, Colloquial Scripture.

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