Vol. LIII No. 22

Promises Are Not Enough (National Affairs / FOREIGN RELATIONS)

Pacific, Be Still (National Affairs)

Morning Stroll (National Affairs / THE PRESIDENCY)

Roll Out the Barrel (National Affairs / THE CONGRESS)

Soldier's Return (National Affairs / HEROES)

Patriot's Reward (National Affairs)

Change of Front (National Affairs / THE ADMINISTRATION)

Hassle at Halftime (National Affairs)

The Well & the Stars (National Affairs / THE JUDICIARY)

The Old Charm (National Affairs / POLITICAL NOTES)

Americana (National Affairs / MANNERS & MORALS)

Christmas in May (National Affairs)

Death in the Spring (National Affairs / OREGON)

Ins & Outs (National Affairs / LABOR)

Rendezvous in Paris (International / THE NATIONS)

Slap in the Face (International)

Strike (International)

No One Knows (International / UNITED NATIONS)

After the Merry-Go-Round? (Foreign News / ITALY)

Outrage on the Obelisk (Foreign News / FRANCE)

The Hollow Men (Foreign News)

The Fight for the Soul (Foreign News / GREAT BRITAIN)

Don't Ask for Love (Foreign News / SPAIN)

!'A Positive Attitude" (Foreign News / CZECHOSLOVAKIA)

"Look, I'm a Human" (Foreign News / RUSSIA)

Matyas & His Little Lamb (Foreign News / HUNGARY)

Defend the Graveyard (Foreign News / CHINA)

MRS. HAWKINGS SEES IT THROUGH (Foreign News)

Tax Dodge (The Hemisphere / CANADA)

French Accent (The Hemisphere)

People's Choice (The Hemisphere / NICARAGUA)

Customers' Man (The Hemisphere / ARGENTINA)

New Man (Medicine)

Record for Britain (Medicine)

Fertile Advice (Medicine)

Continuing War (Medicine)

Too Many Bears? (Business & Finance / WALL STREET)

Stripping for Action (Business & Finance / THE ECONOMY)

At the Throttle (Business & Finance / RAILROADS)

Pictures in a Minute (Business & Finance / NEW PRODUCTS)

A New Room Upstairs (Business & Finance / MANAGEMENT)

Step Up (Business & Finance / BANKING)

Gump's Goes Modern (Business & Finance / RETAIL TRADE)

Juggling Act (Business & Finance / GOVERNMENT)

Read the story (A Letter From The Publisher)

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