TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: August 3 1987, Volume CX, No. 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: ELVIS. Ten years after, the legend grows. Cover: Photo by SKR --London Features International; hand-colored by Ann Rhoney.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
SHULTZ'S WAR STORY: In blunt language and novelistic detail, Secretary of State George Shultz last week told the Iran committee a tale of intrigue, deception and "guerrilla warfare" inside the Reagan administration. After months of humiliation Shultz won the struggle for Reagan's mind--but only after a "battle royal." National Affairs: Page 14.

THE LEGEND GROWS: Ten years after his death, Elvis Presley still lives in the hearts of his fans. Graceland, his palatial Memphis home, attracts 500,000 visitors a year. Elvis accessories have spawned a multimillion-dollar industry, involving everything from T shirts to liquor bottles. Entertainment: Page 48.

A STING IN THE GULF: The very first convoy of re-flagged Kuwaiti tankers hit a mine in the Persian Gulf last week, pointing up the vulnerability of the U.S. Navy's task force to waterborne guerrilla tactics. International: Page 24.

AMERICA'S NEW MIGRANTS: Displaced by corporate restructuring or recruited by growing industries, a new class of well-educated and highly paid workers is pulling up stakes and looking for economic opportunities elsewhere. The new migrant workers follow a meandering trail from one boomtown to another--from Atlanta to Boston, or San Diego north to Seattle. Many change occupations as fast as they change addresses. Some find a better job at each stop, but others move to a new set of problems such as overcrowded labor markets and high costs of living. Business: Page 34.

OFT-TRACK: Aflurry of new books and magazines is generating excitement among adventurous travelers eager for a walk on the wild side. The Arts: Page 64.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS:
National Affairs.
Shultz's "battle royal.
Meese on the griddle.
To quit or not to quit.
The FBI gets its man.
Malcolm Baidrige: a cowboy's death.
A welfare-reform mirage.
A few too many on the water.
International.
The Legend Grows.
A sting in the gulf.
The "Persian psyche" A summit after all?.
Singh a song of discord.
Massacre in Mozambique.
The quest for Marcos's gold.
Aquino passes the buck.
Business.
America's new migrants.
The last American TV sets.
Radio's new golden age.
Karmic capitalism in Iowa.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Lifestyle.
Entertainment: Forever Elvis (the cover.
Where did he get his name.
Sports: Aaron Pryor's toughest fight.
Society.
Medicine: Doctors fear AIDS, too.
Religion: The graying of a church.
Ideas: The cult of Leo Strauss.
News Media: Jeffrey Archer's life mimitates his art.
Science: The mystery of the tumbling moon.
Education: Helping dropouts.
Environment: Plovers vs. nudists.
Siren song: Kashmiri music.
The Arts.
Books: New travel books Tales of women explorers.
Movies: Two English comedies.
Good Morning, Babylon.
Music: Suzanne Vega.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.


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