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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IN THIS ISSUE
BEAUTIFUL, BUSYBODY BERMUDA … 46 Alfred Bester
THE MERRY MUSES OF WOODSTOCK … 56
INTERLUDE IN BUDAPEST … 60 Lillian Hellman
THE SUN VALLEY SET … 62 Stephen Birmingham
SHARK! … 68 Peter Benchley
THE FINEST FOOD OF FRANCE … 70 Silas Spitzer
TRAVEL 18th CENTURY STYLE … 72 Anthony Burgess
THE BOUTIQUES OF PARIS AND ROME … 78 Eugenia Sheppard
THE VIVID VARIETY OF INDIA—Sikkim … 82 Laurens van der Post
FOYLE’S OF LONDON … 90a Willa Petschek
A BABEL OF COLORS … 90g Mario Pei
THE ANT … 90n Bill Ballantine
A CAPSULE HISTORY OF THE GULF STREAM … 91 Thomas H. Lineaweaver III
HOLIDAY DISCOVERY OF THE MONTH—
San Andrés … 98
HOLIDAY HANDBOOK—In Search of Winter Golf … 119 Charles Price
PARTY OF ONE—Going Home Again … 12 Alan Brien
GOING PLACES—Florida’s Back-yard Jungle … 16 Richard Atcheson
LETTER FROM EASTERN EUROPE—
Prague, Czechoslovakia … 20 Richard Goldstein
BEHIND THE FUN AT THE FAIRS … 30 Alfred Mayor
THE MAN WHO KNEW SHAKESPEARE … 34 Pamela Hansford Johnson
SPEAKING OF HOLIDAY … 45
LETTERS … 4
NOVEMBER WEATHER … 84
HOLIDAY SHOPPING TOUR … 142
PHOTO CREDITS … 150
NOVEMBER COVER: In the arabesque lines of Milton Glaser’s pen-and-ink drawing, art nouveau takes a new turn, properly updated to reflect the late 1960’s.
NEXT MONTH: For December we salute the holiday season with an issue devoted to Israel, a nation that is both a Holy Land and a secular embodiment of man’s contemporary spirit. In The Meaning of Israel, Harry Golden finds the whole human story summed up in a people’s striving for freedom and irrepressible quest for a homeland. In A Country Comes of Age, E. J. Kahn, Jr., celebrates the impudence, audacity and élan that invigorate Israel today. In Jerusalem: the Holiest City, Herbert Gold touches the dusty origins of history to provide a glimpse of eternity. Photographically, John Lewis Stage records The Face of a Varied Land; Henri Cartier-Bresson, The People; Burt Glinn, The Heroes; and Arnold Newman, The Religions. Also, In the Footsteps of the Past, an evocative tour of the Biblical treasures of Israel, by Aubrey Menen; The Hebrew Language interpreted for modern day man, by Mario Pei; and a Handbook on Israel for the Tourist by Joan Comay.