ISSUE DATE: August 28, 1965; 238th Year, Issue No. 17

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COVER: See America First: Niagra Falls...New Orleans...Grand Canyon...Catalina -- A fresh and funny look at where the tourists go.

ARTICLES:
Slum clearance is a hoax (Speaking Out) ... Daniel M. Friedenberg.
Robert Kennedy and the liberals (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop.
Out to launch (The Human comedy) ... John Skow.
See America first ... Anne Ghamberlin. Illustrated by Des Asmussen.
The killer that stalks the newborn ... Steven M. Spencer.
My twelve years with Kennedy: The presidential years ... Evelyn Lincoln.
JEAN SIMMONS: The mouse becomes a cat ... C. Robert Jennings. "After a three year absence frm films, Jean Simmons returns in the role of a society brat in Mister Buddwing." [NICE article, Photo.}
Will Snick overcome? ... Richard Armstrong.

FICTION:
Peace ... Heinrich Boll. Illustrated by Joe Cleary.
The Gaudiest Thing On Wheels ... William Humphrey. Illustrated by N. M. Bodecker.

DEPARTMENTS:
Letters; Hazel;America, America; Editorials.

ABOUT THIS ISSUE: When The Post decided to assign an article about American tourism, following the advice of President Johnson to "see America first," the writer naturally chosen for the task was ANNE CHAMBERLIN. In just two years on the staff, Anne has traveled more miles than she can count. Her first article described a cross-country flight in an old Ford trimotor (Aug. 10-17, 1963). Subsequently she has reported on Caribbean vacation spots (March 14, 1964); a visit to the temple of Abu Simbel, which is being threatened by the damming of the Nile (June 6,1964); and the perils of traveling on Russia's national airline ~'inne amoerun (Nov. 28. 1964). The cover by JOHN LAUNOIS shows tourists getting a close-up of Niagara.
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