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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TO OUR READERS — 4
LETTERS — 8
CHRONICLES — 21
MILESTONES — 33
COVER: When the Terror Comes from Within — 36
At 9:02 a.m. on April 19, a bomb destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. Its scenes of carnage unleashed fear, anger and sorrow across the nation—as well as an astonishingly swift quest for the suspected perpetrators of the slaughter. America had already learned to expect terror from beyond its borders. Now the country must deal with another reality: the monsters it has bred on its own
THE SUSPECTS: A Confederacy of Extremists — 44
The targets of the investigation appear to be linked to an ideology with one Great Satan: the Federal Government
Waco: An anniversary burned in memory — 47
Radical Philosophy: America and the mind of the far right — 48
The Bomb: How fertilizer can equal a ton of dynamite — 54
OKLAHOMA CITY: Blood of Innocents — 56
In its aftermath of the blast came tales of horror and hatred but also stories of simple courage and extraordinary heroism
Dealing with Trauma: Children amid catastrophe — 62
The Presidency: Oklahoma City is Clinton’s gravest test — 66
The Political Interest: Repercussions on the right — 67
SECURITY: How Safe is Safe? — 68
The terrorist attacks in New York and Oklahoma raise questions about the levels of public safety throughout the country
Bashing Immigrants: A new bill goes the wrong way — 70
Japan: A persistent odor of terrorism — 72
ESSAY: Should civil rights get in the way of security? — 73
JUSTICE: The Jury vs. the Judge — 74
The jurors in the Simpson trial prove to be a volatile lot
INTERVIEW: To Bury the Past — 79
Vietnam’s Prime Minister on the next 20 years
THE ECONOMY: Slowing Down Too Fast — 80
As vital industries sputter, some forecasters see a recession ahead
THE ARTS & MEDIA
Show Business: Cheyenne Brando’s suicide in Tahiti adds another tragic chapter to a messy family saga — 83
Cinema: David Caruso falls short in a film-noir remake — 84
Crumb reveals an artist devoured by demons — 85
While You Were Sleeping is a classy, classic romance — 87
Theater: Broadway has suddenly got serious — 88
Books: Ambition, avarice and Martin Amis — 90
Technology: Broadcasters hit the Net — 91
People: Basinger’s and Jackson’s new projects — 93
History: Mailer probes the depths of Lee Harvey Oswald — 94