ISSUE DATE: JULY 30, 1971; VOL. 71, NO. 5

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COVER: What CHINA wants from Nixon's Visit, by Edgar Snow. Premier CHOU EN-LAI in Peking today.

COVER STORY: PEKING'S VIEW OF THE NIXON MISSION: China will talk from a position of strength. The American journalist Edgar Snow writes about the President's visit out of long personal knowledge of China's leaders.

WHICH FACE IS FEDERICO FELLINI? -- The director--cartoonist who filmed The Clowns. By Dora Jane Hamblin.

THE BICYCLE MADNESS: As sales boom, millions discover fresh horizons through the power of the pedal. My new best friend is a bile- green wheel. By Loudon Wainwright.

DESTROYING THE GERMS OF WAR: The U.S. finally begins to dismantle its biological arsenal.

THE LONG LIGHT OF MIDNIGHT: During Iceland's summer, daytime never ends. Photographed by Farrell Grehan.

THE TEMPTING OF A SMALL TOWN: An old Rhode Island community faces a familiar modern dilemma: whether to welcome a new industry or preserve the land and bay. By Roger Vaughan.

PARTING SHOTS: James Baldwin explodes again.

Princess Grace talks about mothers.

Vienna's operation stork.

GALLERY: A 112-frame portrait by Tetsu Okuhara.
THE PRESIDENCY The secret of Lincoln's Sitting Room. By Hugh Sidey.
DEPARTMENTS:
REVIEWS:
Cyclops comments on public TV's weekly program The Advocates.
Max Wilk's The Wit and Wisdom of Hollywood is reviewed by Aaron Latham.
Film critic Richard Schickel views Jane Fonda in Klute.
Rock performer Alice Cooper is discussed by Albert Goldman.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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