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ISSUE DATE:
March 14, 1969; Vol. 66, No. 10
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: The daring contraption called LEM. A double exposure superimposes the Lunar module on the Apollo 9 Launch.
THE DARING LEM:
How an idea no one wanted grew up to be the
contraption that will land on the moon. "If
there's any idea we must push, it's this one."
By David Sheridan. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple drawings and photos, from first idea to completed LEM (An truly amzing spacecraft, even by today's standards)]
On the Newsfronts of the World:
The race for the SST -- "Allez, France,
allez!" by Michael Mok.
A stench of death in Donglach.
DATELINE AMERICA:
A waning echo in Cajun country. By David Snell.
CLOSE-UP:
Father Robert F. Capon, priest and cook.
"Calories are only a demon to be exorcised".
DESIGN ALMA MILANESE:
From the ITALIAN BAUHAUS, furniture for the
space age. Photographed by Pierre Boulat. [NICE color photos!]
UNEASY PEACE AT VALLEY STATE:
On a California campus, a powerful black student
leader named Uwezo forces a confrontation
-- and secures promises of change. By David
Nevin. Photographed by Howard Sochurek.
NORMAN THOMAS' LEGACY:
From the late Socialist's last book, counsel
for youth "with affection and confidence." By
Norman Thomas.
THEATER:
The new trend: offbeat -- but on Broadway. By
Tom Prideaux.
SPECIAL REPORT:
The "belly of Paris," Les Halles, closes forever.
By Richard B. Stolley.
The Presidency:
Two ex-exiles hit it off. By Hugh Sidey.
Reviews:
Book: I Want It Now, by Kingsley Amis, reviewed
by Melvin Maddocks.
Movie: Salesman, by Albert and David Maysles,
reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Music: The Jungle Shows, reviewed by
Albert Goldman.
Letters to the Editors.
Editorials:
Listening to what Europe has to say;
Reading we can do without.
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