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TABLE OF CONTENTS
25 — H.H.H. Runs Again—
Still the Man Who Loves to Talk, Who Loves to Teach, Who Loves to Preach
By Robert Wool
28 — The Rediscovery of Elvis
By Robert Blair Kaiser
30 — A Free Clinic for Street People—
Medical Care Without Hassle
By Joseph Brenner
32 — Pistol Pete Now Is Up Against the Pros
By Noah Sanders
34 — Bombay: Wealth, Shantytowns, Speakeasies, Intellectual Ardor and Death on the Trains
By Dom Moraes
THE COVER —
The waiting room of the Cambridgeport Medical Clinic, a free service intended for the young social dropouts who flock today to Cambridge, Mass. (On the wall, photo of a detail from Michelangelo’s “David.”) Dr. Brenner, the founder of the clinic, describes his experiences in running it.
Photograph by Ted Polumbaum
64 — Mississippi Black Home—
A Sweet and Bitter Bluesong
By June Jordan
90 — Parent and Child:
Of Time and the Child
By David Elland
92 — Fashions:
The Glittery Life
By Harriet Cain
97 — Food:
Vinaigrette With Tang
By Jean Hewitt
102 — Home:
Designer’s Choice
By Norma Skurka
128 — Picture Credits
145 — Puzzles
147 — Bridge