ISSUE DATE: April 22, 1967; 240th year, issue no. 8, 4/22/67

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IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: CRIME in CHICAGO. Homicide detectives Pete Valesares and John Sullivan frisk a subject. Cover photo by Declan Haun.

ARTICLES:
Vietnam costs more than you think (Speaking Out) . . . Sen. Vance Hartke.
But oh you kid! (Affairs of State) . . . Stewart Alsop.
Is this any way to run an airline? (The Human Gomedy) . . . Richard Lemon.
'You reckon they thought I was a nut?' (Lester Maddox) . . . Marshall Frady. [Interesting, In-depth article, with multiple photos!]
Expo 67: The big blast up north . . . Anne Chamberlin. "It scares seagulls and will lose millions, but Montreal's mid-river extravaganza should be more than just another World's Fair." [Long article, many photos!]
Arrested by detectives Valesares and Sullivan -- Charge: Murder . . . Bruce Jay Friedman.
'Play it again, Sam' -- and again . . . Wallace Markfield. (About the Late Show)
The battle of the redwoods . . . Robert Wernick.

FICTION:
Babe in the wilderness . . . Robert Flynn. Illustrated by Sandy Kossin.
The grabage dunp . . . Stanley Elkin. Illustrated by N. M. Boedecker.
The pinball machines . . . William Harrison. Illustrated by Frank Mullins.

DEPARTMENTS:Letters; Hazel; America, America;Post scripts;Editorials.
ABOUT THIS ISSUE:
MARSHALL FRADY, who writes about Georgia's new governor, was a correspondent for Newsweek magazine when he first reported on Lester Maddox and his defiance of the civil-rights bill in 1964, and has covered Maddox's activities on many occasions since then. Now a free-lance writer, 27-year-old Frady is -- writing a book about Alabama's George Wallace for The New American Library . . . . Contributing photographer JOHN LAUNOIS, whose assignments in this issue took him to Canada's Expo 67 and to California's redwood forests, has claimed another award. John Launois His Post photograph "Chemical Fallout Over Chicago" (DEATH IN OUR AIR, October 8, 1966) won first place in the 24th annual competition of the Pictures of the Year awards . . . . WALLACE MARKFIELD, here taking an affectionate look at old movies on television, may someday find himself watching one of his own stories on the Late Show -- filming has just begun on the movie version of his comic novel To An Early Grare. .. - In addition to several plays and a screenplay, BRUCE JAY FRIEDMAN has written two successful novels (Stern and A Mother's Kisses), is now at work on a third.
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