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TABLE OF CONTENTS
13
Will the Real Majority Stand Up
For Scoop Jackson?
By Richard J. Whalen
14
“Dear Mr. President”—
The P.O.W. Families
By Joseph Lelyveld
16
Dr. Thomas Szasz:
Normality Is Square
Circle Or a Four-Sided
Triangle
By Maggie Scarf
18
The Little Engine
That Could
Be an Answer
To Pollution
By George Alexander
THE COVER— An artist’s impression of the Wankel rotary engine, a revolutionary departure from the piston engine familiar to every automobile owner. Detroit is eying it with growing interest as a possible way of meeting the 1975–76 Federal deadline for cleaning up car exhaust emissions.
20
After the Fall—
What This Country
Needs Is a Good
Counterculture
Culture
By David French
70
Nixon of the O.P.A.
By Milton Viorst
66
Fashions:
The Master’s Touch
By Anne-Marie Schiro
68
Home:
Home for the
Working Artist
By Norma Skurka
82
Food:
Variations on
Coffee and . . .
By Raymond A. Sokolov
85
Bridge
98
Puzzles
98
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