The New York Times Magazine June 22, 1975 Tito’s Social Club Cover VG


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
Window painting in Spanish Harlem. New York City’s Hispanic community has grown to a population estimated at between 1.5 million and 2.5 million persons—drawn from Central and South America as well as the Caribbean. Their impact is only beginning to be felt. Page 2.
Photograph by Evelyn Hofer

6
Sunday Observer
They don’t make that any more
By Russell Baker

8
For Hispanos it’s still the promised land
The island in the city is now a continent.
The education of Victor M.
Work in a loft for 35 cents a blouse.
Why parents speak Spanish to their children.
By Paul and Rachel Cowan

14
The power of positive losing
Whose ideas won? History may owe more to the Stevensons, Goldwaters and McGoverns than to the Eisenhowers, Johnsons and Nixons who beat them.
By Arthur Schlesinger Jr.

15
After 25 years—the parallel
“The Russian-sponsored North Korean Communists invaded the American-supported Republic of South Korea today. . . .”
By Gaddis Smith

26
Hip vaudeville
On tour with Mick the Tease and his Rolling Stones.
By Frank Conroy

36
Letters
On the whys and wherefores of having children.

40
Fashion
Top-seeded

42
Design
Prairie School, relocated
By Jane Geniesse

44
Food
Piatti di magro
By Franco and Margaret Romagnoli

52
Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 51

63
Endpaper
Summer
By Jonathan Schwartz

Picture credits, Page 54

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