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31
The Decline and Decline of New York
By Roger Starr
THE COVER—The sight of these children playing in the windows of an abandoned building in the South Bronx is a familiar symbol of the decay of New York City—was familiar as the deterioration of essential services and the flight of corporations to the suburbs. But there is another and possibly more important aspect of the decline of the city: a loss of the sense of New York’s cosmopolitan spirit.
32
Rabbi Kahane Says: “I’d Love
To See the J.D.L. Fold Up. But—”
By Walter Goodman
34
The Council on Foreign Relations—
Is It a Club? Seminar?
Presidium? “Invisible Government”?
By J. Anthony Lukas
36
Lindsay, Aurelio & Co.
Hit the Road
By Frank Trippett
38
Rohmer’s Formula: Boy Talks With
Girl, Boy Argues With Girl,
Boy Says . . .
By Melton S. Davis
40
According to Mishan:
The Luddites Were Not All Wrong
By Wade Greene and Soma Golden
96 Food:
On a Bed of Spinach
100 Home:
Bridging
The Decoration Gap
By Norma Skurka
Fashions:
The Look Is Deauville
By Mary Ann Crenshaw
16 Letters
114 Picture Credits
120 Bridge
132 Puzzles