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Cover
Dry-fly fisherman lands Eastern brook trout. The odds in such a contest are heavily weighted in favor of the fish. That’s one reason dedicated trouters—whose season has just come into spate—constitute one of the most fanatic brotherhoods extant among sportsmen. Page 15.
Photograph by Hanson Carroll
9
Sunday Observer
Nothing succeeds like nothing
By Russell Baker
15
A subtle rite of spring
The true fly-fisherman believes a trout is too valuable to be taken from a stream. It must be released gently—to tantalize a fisherman another day.
16
What makes Hubert not run?
Whether from genuine lack of appetite or from shrewd strategy, Humphrey has, by his reluctance, become an increasingly desired political commodity.
18
India is a kindler does
With total censorship guaranteeing a docile populace, she seems to be moving from dictatorship to dynasty.
By J. Anthony Lukas
20
The next Pope
The choice—and it will probably have to be made soon—will be essentially a political process. Rather like an American Presidential election, in fact.
By Andrew M. Greeley
46
Design
Prairie showplace
By Paul Goldberger
64
Letters
On kidney failures, script suggestions and space languages.
72
Fashion
Strapless
74
Parent and Child: Controlling height
For many girls the dream of growing up becomes a nightmare of growing up and up. Pediatric endocrinologists have found a solution—but it’s risky.
By Angela Haines
78
Food
Trout encore
By Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
91
Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 82
111
Endpaper
Trucks: 1970–1971
By Thomas Arndt
Picture credits, Page 71