ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 9, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 15

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COVER: The MIDEAST after NASSER.

A SHOUT OF ARAB GRIEF: The Middle East reels at Nasser's death. The strategy he left: blackmail the U.S. with Arab oil. By Miles Copeland.

PRESIDENTIAL POWER ABOARD THE SIXTH FLEET: Change of plans after Nasser. By Hugh Sidey.

THE WINNINGEST COACH TAKES HIS LUMPS: JOE PATERNO of PENN STATE. By Jack Newcombe. [With full page photo of him on the sidelines!]

A TOM SAWYER BOYHOOD, 1970: Pat Powell is 13 and growing up in Hannibal, Mo. Photographed by Vernon Merritt III.

WHITE DOG: A man of goodwill and a well-trained dog learn the savage facts of conditioned racism. A chilling story by ROMAIN GARY.

SWIMMING POOL ART: A splash of paint does wonders underwater. Photographed by Co Rentmeester.

DEPARTMENTS:
GUEST PRIVILEGE: "Out West, we trust one another," by Barry Goldwater.
GALLERY: A lake full of Thistles, by George Silk.
REVIEWS:
Islands in the Stream, Ernest Hemingway's posthumous "big one," reviewed by Anatole Broyard.
Melvin Maddocks reviews Whitewater, a new novel by Paul Horgan.
Richard Schickel on The Act of the Heart.
Tom Prideaux takes a look at the Edinburgh Festival.
Letters To The Editors.
PARTING SHOTS Body language.
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