The New York Times Magazine October 12, 1975 The Rebel and the Pope Cover


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
A charismatic theologian from Switzerland and the subtly complex occupant of St. Peter’s throne. They raise the question: Can the church be moved? page 13
Photograph by Richard Hess

Russell Baker
6 Sunday Observer
And so to bed

Xavier Rynne
13 The rebel and the Pope
Hans Küng, compelling, handsome almost to a fault, presses a profound challenge to the Roman Catholic Church. Yet are not he and Pope Paul in fact “unacknowledged co-conspirators”?

Richard H. Ullman
14 200 Americans
The U.S. watchmen in the Sinai sand may resemble “advisers” in Vietnam and “trip wires” in Berlin. But they will have a unique mission, both real and symbolic.

Milton S. Gwirtzman
16 The wooing of the President
Our political stars risk death—but not to get the people’s votes or ideas. It’s adulation they want, and cling to still.

Bill Davidson
18 The conquering antihero
His portrayals of losers and misfits allow Jack Nicholson to say, truthfully, “Another day, another $21,000.” But he wants to write and direct. Why can’t he leave well enough alone?

Edward O. Wilson
38 Human decency is animal
Hawks and baboons are not usually heroic, but altruistic dolphins and charitable chimps point to a kindly strain in our genes.

66 Fashion
Warm-ups

68 Design
Importing the country

Neil Postman
70 A fable whose time has come
A case of déjà vu

Craig Claiborne
with Pierre Franey
78 Food
Egg power

83 Letters
On the merits and demerits of hysterectomies, tract houses and male models.

100 Puzzles
Last week’s answers, Page 93

Louise Armstrong
103 Endpaper
The place mat page

Picture credits, Page 102

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