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ISSUE DATE:
AUGUST 13, 1971; VOL. 71, NO. 7
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: "Eve Was Framed." The 'Woman problem' -- then and now.
THE RAREST ROCK SHOW OF ALL:
GEORGE HARRISON and RINGO STARR meet BOB DYLAN and
the result is history. Some memories well invested, by
Barry Farrell. [Article and FULL PAGE photos of Dylan, Starr, Harrison, from the "Concert for Bangladesh, in Madison Square Garden. Wow!]
CONJUGAL VISITS FOR CONVICTS:
A California prison reform plan lets inmates out to see
their families. Photographed by Michael Rougier.
A PRICKLY PANACEA CALLED ACUPUNCTURE:
An ancient Chinese medical treatment involves sticking
needles in the patient. A visit to a friendly local sorcerer.
by John Saar.
SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT BUMPER:
Ordered by law to improve bumpers, Detroit car makers
invent against a 1973 deadline.
PART I OF A THREE-PART SERIES:
The 'Woman Problem':
Ever since Eve, the fears and wishes of men have
decided what the woman's place should be -- and kept
her there. Where did it all go wrong? A provocative
historical analysis by Richard Gilman.
ROLLER DERBY:
That gang war on wheels is back again with a roar and
a crunch. Photographed by John Olson.
PARTING SHOTS:
Sweet Melvin's very hot, very cool black movie
Walt Kelly canines with a little extra bite.
A tide of death that pollution didn't cause.
DEPARTMENTS:
Editorial:
Kicking the inflation habit.
THE PRESIDENCY: Kindling the Spirit of '76.
By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Cowboys, warlords and Indian maids,
by John Dominis.
COMMENT: The stock market as spectator sport.
By Stanley H. Brown.
REVIEWS:
Melvin Maddocks reviews The Day of the Jackal, a
thriller by Frederick Forsyth.
Cyclops on baseball announcing.
GUEST PRIVILEGE: How to live with both Peking
and Taiwan, by A. Doak Barnett.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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