The New York Times Magazine April 25, 1971 Kretchmer Garbage Truck Mayor


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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

22 Metamorphosis
Of a Hawk:
Why an Ex-Navy Hero
From Tennessee
Attacked
J. Edgar Hoover
By Robert Wool

24 Thoughts of Eric
Hoffer, Including:
“Absolute Faith
Corrupts Absolutely”
By Eric Hoffer

26 David Steinberg—
A Funny Man
For This Season
By Sara Davidson

28 Revenue Sharing Is
A Counterrevolution
By Max Frankel

30 Running for Mayor
On a Garbage Truck
By Grace Lichtenstein
Photograph by Lawrence Fried

THE COVER—Jerry Kretchmer, New York City’s most Sanitation Commissioner and Environmental Protection Administrator, tries to place an East Side fight against a complaint about garbage pick-ups. Self-styled the “most visible” of Lindsay’s aides, Kretchmer says he figures if he cleans up New York he can clean up its politics.

64 Fashions:
For the Young
In Shape
By Anne-Marie Schiro

67 Parent and Child:
Baby’s Play Group
Is Great—
For Mummy
By Suzanne Ramos

72 Food:
Revisionist
Peking Duck
By Craig Claiborne

78 Home:
Lighting an
Underground Mix
By Norma Skurka

4 Letters

80 Bridge

85 Puzzles

91 Picture Credits

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