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ISSUE DATE:
January 18 1964; 237th Year, Issue No 2, 1/18/64
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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THE COVER picture of the PRIETO QUINTUPLETS was
taken in their room at University Hospital in Maracaibo by contributing photographer Lynn Pelham.
ARTICLES:
We need a Vice President now (Speaking Out) . . . by Richard M. Nixon.
Affairs of State . . . by Stewart Alsop.
The dollar crisis . . . by Martin Mayer.
Broadway's hottest playwright: EDWARD ALBEE . . . by John Skow. [NICE 2 page article, with photos!]
Bill Russell: "I owe the public nothing" . . . by Edward Linn.
The silent first lady of France . . . by Edward Behr. (Yvonne de Gaulle)
Music for machines . . . by Lewis H. Lapham. ("Composers are using tape recorders and computers o create a strange new music.") [Photo of Milton Bobbit at work]
Bill Scranton: A reluctant candidate . . . by John Bird.
SPECIAL REPORT/COVER STORY: The other babies who broke the odds:
I gave my husband five sons . . . by Señora Inés Cuervo de Prieto.
I do not feel like a famous man . . . by Efrén Lubin Prieto Nava.
In early September -- a week before the now famous Fischer quintuplets were
born -- a young Venezuelan couple also became proud parents of a set of five
children. Now for the first time, Mr. and Mrs. Efr'én Prieto relate the warm and
dramatic story of that rare birth and how it has changed their life. The Post's
Harold H. Martin, who wrote their story, was himself waiting expectantly at
the time of his first interview with them. He learned the next day that his
daughter Marian (Mrs. Charles Bell) had given birth to his first grandchild.
FICTION: Reuben, Reuben . . . condensed from a new novel by Peter De Vries. Illustrated by Louis Glanzman.
DEPARTMENTS:
Letters;
Post Scripts;
Hazel;
Editorial.
THE AUTHORS. Martin Mayer, author of Wall
Street: Men and Money, analyzes the current balance-
of-payments problem and our efforts to "defend
the dollar." . . . Contributing writer John Skow
explores the gloomy world of celebrated young
playwright Edward Albee. . . . Sportswriter Edward
Linn tells of the impatience of Negro athletes as
typified by basketball star Bill Russell . . . . The Post's
Paris-based Edward Behr reports on the lonely
life of France's first lady, Yvonne de Gaulle.
Prize-winning ex-newspaperman Lewis H. Lapham,
who writes of music composed for machines, is
also a pianist who prefers music composed for
people. . . . John. Bird, a long-time resident of
Pennsylvania, examines the political prospects
of the state's favorite son, Gov. William Scranton.
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