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TABLE OF CONTENTS
4
The Nation’s Chief Mental Health Official Discusses Pot, Hard Drugs and the Law
By Gertrude Samuels
24
Revolutionaries: European vs. American
By Leopold Tyrmand
26
An Indian Expatriate Rediscovers India
By Dom Moraes
28
Birch Bayh Isn’t a Household Word—Yet
By Robert Sherrill
30
What Day Care Means To—the Children, The Parents, the Teachers, the Community, the President
By Patricia Lynden
Photograph by Georges Comteford
THE COVER— Two girls—the one at left nearly 6, her friend nearly 4—enjoy lunch at West 80th Street Day Care Center. The aims and administration of day care have political as well as social overtones—and may have more as time goes on.
32
A Famous Prosecutor: Robert Morgenthau Talks About Crime
By Victor S. Navasky
34
Under the Skin of the Statue of Liberty
By Yevgeny Yevtushenko
82
Food: A Pretty Pickle
By Jean Hewitt
86
Fashions: Lowdown From Paris
By Gloria Emerson
94
Home: Playing the Angles
By Barbara Plumb
37
Letters
99
Bridge
101
Picture Credits
108
Puzzles



