Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated May 30, 1976, featuring Sun Myung Moon with the headline 'Getting High on Sun Moon' and an image of him passionately speaking.
Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine May 30, 1976, displaying the Table of Contents alongside an advertisement for Winston Lights cigarettes, highlighting the slogan 'Most low tar cigarettes have no taste.'
Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine May 30, 1976, promoting Salem Longs cigarettes with the tagline 'We all smoke for enjoyment. Remember?' featuring a woman holding a cigarette.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated May 30, 1976, featuring Sun Myung Moon with the headline 'Getting High on Sun Moon' and an image of him passionately speaking.Inside spread of The New York Times Magazine May 30, 1976, displaying the Table of Contents alongside an advertisement for Winston Lights cigarettes, highlighting the slogan 'Most low tar cigarettes have no taste.'Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine May 30, 1976, promoting Salem Longs cigarettes with the tagline 'We all smoke for enjoyment. Remember?' featuring a woman holding a cigarette.

The New York Times Magazine May 30, 1976 Sun Myung Moon Cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
The Rev. Sun Myung Moon speaks (in Korean) at his 1974 Madison Square Garden rally, which drew an overflow audience of more than 20,000. This Tuesday, the Garden hopes to attract 200,000 to Yankee Stadium for his Bicentennial “God Bless America Festival,” whose promotion by his young followers has been bemusing New Yorkers for weeks past. What is his appeal? And what is his movement all about? Page 8.
Photograph Mark Rattner

4
Sunday Observer
Russell Baker
Moe Mentum

7
Détente is in the eye of the beholder
Roger Morris
It has been acclaimed as a deliverance from war, and damned as a sellout to the Russians. Either way, is there a realistic alternative?

8
The pull of Sun Moon
Berkeley Rice
Thousands of young Americans believe he has led them to truth and love. Hundreds of parents have formed a national organization to get back their children.

10
The inimitable Balanchine
Nancy Goldner
He has joined music and dance with classical virtuosity to fashion an unparalleled array of dazzling works.

12
The fall and rise of Main Street
Ada Louise Huxtable
Cities and towns alike find that an old-fashioned look can be profitable as well as charming.

15
When sisterhood turns sour
Jean Curtis
A liberated woman discovers that in the workaday world one woman’s success is another’s poison.

17
Letters
On nonsmokers’ rights, papal elections, Communist constitutions, seismological devices and insurance companies.

30
Design
Summer settings

32
Food
Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey
From the Greek

34
Fashion
Shorter

49
Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 50

51
Endpaper
Jerome Snyder
Snyder’s eponymies

Picture credits, Page 23

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