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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NEW LOOK AT THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
By Anthony Lewis .................................................. 9
RIVER OF HOPE—AND DANGER.
By Robert Payne ............................................. 10–11
SAFARI INTO WASHINGTON’S NETHERWORLD.
By Ben H. Bagdikian ............................................... 12
TO MEET THE PROPAGANDA CHALLENGE.
By Frederick C. Barghoorn ................................. 13
SUKARNO STIRS UP ANOTHER ASIAN STORM.
By Seth S. King ................................................ 14–15
THE CASE FOR POLITICAL DEBATES ON TV.
By Frank Stanton ................................................ 16
JOHN BULL GOES RIGHT ON SMOKING.
By Anthony Carthew .............................................. 17
CLOSE-UP OF IRELAND’S BASIC PROBLEM.
By Tyrone Guthrie ................................................ 22
THE TROUBLE WITH BROADWAY IS—
A SYMPOSIUM ........................................................ 30
PARENT AND CHILD ............................................... 48
HOME ................................................................. 50–51
FASHIONS ............................................................ 54–55
FOOD ................................................................. 56
PUZZLES ............................................................. 60
PICTURE CREDITS .................................................. 70
THE COVER—Snaking across the Negev, one pipeline (right) carries water; another, natural gas. Now Israel plans to open a new pipeline to irrigate the desert with Jordan River water. For pictures of the project, and Arab reactions, see pp. 10–11.



