ISSUE DATE: November 18, 1967; 240th year, issue no. 23, 11/18/67

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COVER: THE MAFIA. How it bleeds New England. Cover . . . By David Attie.

ARTICLES:
The sudden stardom of RAQUEL WELCH . . . Richard Warren Lewis. (" 'I try to project a feeling of sexuality', she says, 'usually by thinking about the opposite sex. it's a science.' " [NICE, 4 page article, with GREAT photos!]
The Government has the right to lie (Speaking Out) . . . Arthur Sylvester.
McNamara: The light that failed (Affairs of State) . . . Stewart Alsop.
An antacid trip with the tweeny-hoppers (The Human Comedy) . . . Roger Price.
Comrade Laski, C.P.U.S.A. (M.-L.) (Points West) . . . Joan Didion.
(COVER STORY) The Mafia: How it bleeds New England . . . Bill Davidson.
Election, U.S.A. . . . Richard Lemon.
West Point: 'Well, Ma, I'm still here' . . . II. Martin 67.
The espionage establishment (Conclusion) . . . David Wise and Thomas B. Ross.
John Brodie of 49ers: Long live the king . . . Herbert Wiiner.

FICTION:
The gangster . . . John O'Hara. Illustrated by Joe Cleary.
'My adventures as an idealist' . . . Isaac Basheris Singer. Illustrated by N. M. Bodecker.

DEPARTMENTS: Letters. My kind of people (Cartoons). Post scripts. Hazel. Editorial. America, America.
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