ISSUE DATE: August 16 1968; Vol. 65 No. 7

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COVER: The NIXON's and the AGNEW's Finale at Miami Beach.

NIXONS' ENJOYABLE WEEK IN FLORIDA: He had the Republican presidential nomination locked up from the start. With Maryland's Agnew as a running mate, Richard Nixon launches a campaign to unite the nation. Articles by Paul O'Neil and Brock Brower.

FASHION: There's none of that old mink in sight in the zingy new styles for starlets. [GREAT photos of JACQUELINE BISSET, GOLDIE HAWN, DHONYALE LUNA, GAYLE HUNNICUTT, SHARON TATE, LEIGH-TAYLOR YOUNG, PEGGY LIPTON, and CHRISTINE FERRARE! WOW!]

SPORTS: How to tame a wild new poker game called "Hold Me." By A. D. Livingston.

SANTA CLARA'S OLYMPIANS: The world's greatest swim club produces champions by the poolful. Fury with love behind it. By John R. McDermott. [Full page photo of club members; the coach (George Haines); Many photos!]

TRIAL OF THE BISHOP: An imaginary account based on fact examines the case, character and impact of "heretic" James Pike. By Jack Fincher.

SCIENCE: Cats teach astronauts to maneuver in mid-air.

The Presidency: The smile of sincerity in an age of contrivance.
By Hugh Sidey.
Reviews:
Book: Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s Welcome to the Monkey House, reviewed by Melvin Maddocks.
Movie: Inadmissible Evidence, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Music: Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, reviewed by Alfred G. Aronowitz.
Letters to the Editors.
Guest Column: Rockefeller: 'See you in Albany.' By Donald Jackson.
Editorials: The tragic error of Paul VI; Safe, sane and soporific.
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