TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: June 13, 1994, Volume CXXIII, No. 24
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: VIRTUE. The Crusade against America's Moral Decline. COVER: Illustration by Mark Fredrickson.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE VIRTUECRATS: The fraying of America's moral fabric has become a national obsession; 76 percent of Americans think we're in a spiritual decline, according to a NEWSWEEK Poll. The craving for "virtue" is creating a new kind of politics and a new class of leaders. Who's pitching it? What is it? Can anyone put us back on track? Cover Story Page 30.

THE WHITE HOUSE MESS: As Bill Clinton traveled through Europe commemorating D-Day. a new book by Bob Woodward exposing turmoil inside the White House promised to add to the president's image problems at home. National Affairs: Page 24.

THE HITS JUST KEEP COMING: The boys of summer of 1994 have launched an assault on several of baseball's most hallowed single-season records. Is this a plot to breathe life back into a game that was pronounced terminally ill? Society: Page 58.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK International.
D-Day: Keeping the Past Alive by Jonathan Alter.
Europe: Admiration for the Policy Wonk by Michael Elliott.
Veterans: The Psychic Wounds of War by David Gelman.
Diplomacy: Seeking Leverage on North Korea.
National Affairs.
Clinton Book: A White House in Chaos.
Rostenkowski: Can He Beat the Rap? by Jonathan Alter.
Islam: Fiery Words, Angry Shots.
Gays: Leeway on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
Teens: Learning to Say No by Joe Klein.
Cover: The Virtuecrats by Howard Fineman.
Virtue's Ethics by Kenneth L. Woodward.
Business.
Start-Ups: Lost in Cyberspace.
Software: Latest Hits by Barbara Kantrowitz.
Deals: Saudi Mogul Bails Out Euro Disney.
Gambling: A Rush to Rejoin the Reservation.
Mexico: The Takeoff Will Be Delayed.
Samsung: Now, Dreams of an Auto Empire.
Lifestyle.
Buddhism: Taking Root in U.S. by Jerry Adler.
Trends: Plastered Walls, Art on Steroids.
Woodstock Watch: For Peace and for Profit.
The Arts.
Movies: Goodbye, Airhead.
Popcorn Deluxe.
Books: Brightening Western Star.
The Latest in Naipaul's Postcolonial Epic A Tale of Despair and Rebirth.
Theater: Hanging Out at the 7-Eleven.
Architecture: Gehry With a French Twist.
Society.
Baseball: Kiss Records G'bye by Mark Starr.
Better Hitting Through Science.
Technology: Foiling the Clipper Chip.
Education: Give Me an A, or Give Me Death.
Justice: Where Crack Grows on Trees.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
The Last Word' by George F. Will.


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