ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 26, 1971; VOL. 71, NO. 22

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COVER: THE BRAIN: PART IV: Chemistry of madness.

GO, YOU BIG RED: With the big Thanksgiving Day showdown upon them, fans from Nebraska and. Oktahoma develop a fine football frenzy.

THE U.S. PULLS OUT OF VIETNAM: The war goes on, but the American presence in Southeast Asia shrinks rapidly as the flow of troops back home increases.

PETER BOGDANOVICH'S PICTURE SHOW: A young director scores brilliantly with a nostalgic film. [NICE article, with photos from the set of What's Up Doc? and The Last Picture Show.]

HERMAN WOUK SURFACES AGAIN: After seven years of labor, the caine Mutiny author produces a saga of World War II By Jane Howard.

GOODBYE TO YOU, BLUE HAWAII: It shouldn't happen to an island paradise. Photographed by Ralph Crane.

COVER STORY: THE BRAIN: PART IV: The chemistry of madness: how disease and drugs affect your mind. By Robert Campbell.

ACROSS GRAND CANYON IN A BASKET.
PARTING SHOTS: Fiery Maria Callas is a pianissimo professor.
The ho-hum life of the man from 'Navarone'.
DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: The four-year itch. By Hugh Sidey.
REVIEW:
Cycleps on Sandy Duncan, whom he admires, and her TV show, which he doesn't.
Richard Schickel reviews two mangled legends, Joe Hi/I and Sacco a;id Vanzetti.
Jack Newcombe on second-guessing the Heisman.
A connoisseur's guide to water by William Zinsser.
Melvin Maddocks reviews Herman Wouk's The Winds of War.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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