Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated September 30, 1973 featuring Senator Howard Baker in a casual pose, emphasizing his political career during the Watergate scandal.
Contents page of The New York Times Magazine September 30, 1973, listing articles including 'The ambivalent Senator Baker' and commentary on current social and political issues.
Magazine advertisement for Beefeater London Distilled Dry Gin, featuring a large bottle and glasses with drinks, from The New York Times Magazine September 30, 1973 Senator Baker Watergate issue.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine dated September 30, 1973 featuring Senator Howard Baker in a casual pose, emphasizing his political career during the Watergate scandal.Contents page of The New York Times Magazine September 30, 1973, listing articles including 'The ambivalent Senator Baker' and commentary on current social and political issues.Magazine advertisement for Beefeater London Distilled Dry Gin, featuring a large bottle and glasses with drinks, from The New York Times Magazine September 30, 1973 Senator Baker Watergate issue.

The New York Times Magazine September 30, 1973 Senator Baker Watergate

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
During the Watergate recess, Senator Howard Baker played tennis on his home court (in Huntsville, Tenn.) and parried questions about his Presidential ambitions with a line from Scarlett O’Hara: “I’ll think of it tomorrow.”
Photograph by Ken Regan

6 Sunday Observer
Under the mustache, a smile
By Russell Baker

8 Letters
On talking American, using one’s hands, academic coping, getting mugged and differing fundamentally

11
Will he, won’t he reach for the Presidency?
The ambivalent Senator Baker
By Christopher Lydon

12–13
The tennis addict . . .
Man against man, with civility
By Theodore Solotaroff

. . . and the golf addict
Self-torture disguised as a game
By Alistair Cooke

14
For the mentally ill, a court of last resort
The psyche and the surgeon
By Lee Edson

16
The sad case of Yevgeny Yevtushenko
The politics of poetry
By Robert Conquest

34
Boston 8 years ago integrated schools intelligently
More segregated than ever
By Robert Reinhold

74 Food
Just desserts
By Jean Hewitt

80 Fashions
The bulkies loom large
By Patricia Peterson

82 Bridge
Rapid transit
By Alan Truscott

84 Puzzles

102 Picture Credits

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