Cover of The New York Times Magazine November 10, 1974, featuring a cartoon pig in a suit representing the bloated branch of Congress, illustrated by Pat Oliphant.
Table of Contents page from The New York Times Magazine November 10, 1974, listing articles including 'The Bloated Branch' and 'A Watergate Footnote', with accompanying images and text.
Inside view of The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, featuring an article layout with a visual mentioned in the cover about Watergate and Congress.
Close-up of a page from The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, showcasing a photograph related to Watergate and a commentary on political issues.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, highlighting an advertisement for a creative Cooking & Crafts club, appealing to women just like the magazine's readers.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine November 10, 1974, featuring a cartoon pig in a suit representing the bloated branch of Congress, illustrated by Pat Oliphant.Table of Contents page from The New York Times Magazine November 10, 1974, listing articles including 'The Bloated Branch' and 'A Watergate Footnote', with accompanying images and text.Inside view of The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, featuring an article layout with a visual mentioned in the cover about Watergate and Congress.Close-up of a page from The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, showcasing a photograph related to Watergate and a commentary on political issues.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine, November 10, 1974, highlighting an advertisement for a creative Cooking & Crafts club, appealing to women just like the magazine's readers.

The New York Times Magazine November 10, 1974 Watergate Congress Cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
The ability of Congress to spend money on itself is subject to no constitutional checks or balances. And the resulting inflation of the Congressional establishment brings diminishing returns. Page 30.
Drawing by Pat Oliphant

6
Sunday Observer
Good times
By Russell Baker

22
Letters
On whether or not written language guidelines can be effective in bringing about equal treatment of the sexes.

30
Unless it can curb its own phenomenal growth, Congress’s quest for authority will yield only conflict and further public mistrust
The bloated branch
By Milton S. Gwirtzman

32
A Watergate footnote
The selling of Frank Wills
By Sol Stern

34
The Lubavitchers believe it takes only a little stooping to ignite the spark of religion in every Jew
The call of the ghetto
By Ray Schultz

36
As in Boulder, Madison, Cambridge, Ann Arbor and other university communities, the goal in Austin is to live well
The university universe
By Molly Ivins

60
To a busrider
Poetry in Public Places

80
Midgets, Peewees and Junior Peewees give their all
Blocks that fracture!
By Gerald Astor

63
Parent and Child
Children who starve themselves
By Sam Blum

72
Fashion
Report from the campus
By Patricia Peterson

84
Food
Prunes and pork, a Swedish triumph
By Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey

86
Design
The Public Building
By Ada Louise Huxtable

122
Puzzles

131
Anthem for a new depression
Introducing
ENDPAPER
A new weekly feature
inside the back page of this Magazine

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