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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: April 15, 1985, Volume CV, No. 15
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Legacy Of Vietnam. Special Issue. Cover: Photo by Peter Marlow--Magnum.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE LEGACY OF VIETNAM: Ten years ago this month, a groaning helicopter lifted from a Saigon rooftop and labored out to sea with the last fleeing Americans from Vietnam. It was a final humiliation--but also the start of a fundamental reassessment of the uses of American power. This special issue explores the legacy of Vietnam from the sad drama of the fall of Saigon to the poignant stories of the half-caste children the American warriors left behind. A companion article offers a portrait of today's Vietnam drawn by NEWSWEEK correspondents who covered the war--and returned for an exclusive journey through a country trying to erase its memories of the U.S. presence. The special section was edited by Steven Strasser, designed by Margaret Joskow; the photographs were edited by John Whelan assisted by Kevin McVea. More than three dozen NEWSWEEK correspondents, writers and researchers contributed to the project.

REAGAN'S NEW CONTRA PLOY: A GOP leader told Ronald Reagan last week that his request for 14 million in military aid to Nicaragua's contras was "dead in the water" on Capitol Hill. So the president came up with some audacious alchemy: he asked, instead, for "humanitarian" aid for the contras--leaving Congress in confusion on the eve of its Easter recess.

TRIUMPH AND DISGRACE: Villanova took college basketball to the heights with a clever and exuberant championship victory over Georgetown last week. Tulane hit rock bottom with a gambling scandal--and then dropped the sport. Pete Axthelm examines how one university can do things so right, while another program does ev- erything wrong.

GETTING HIGH ON 'ECSTASY': A new drug, MDMA, has escaped from the laboratories into the streets, and some people say it lives up to its nickname, "Ecstasy." But the people who run drug-abuse clinics aren't so sure. So far, it's legal--if you can find it--and a proposal by the federal government to ban it has some psychiatrists speaking up in its defense.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS: NATIONAL AFFAIRS:.
Reagan's new contra ploy.
The U.S. and Japan tangle on trade.
A tricky budget compromise.
Mondale: back in the headlines.
San Francisco's Keystone Cops.
A rape "victim" recants.
The von Bulows: part two.
SPECIAL REPORT:.
The legacy of Vietnam.
the cover.
We're still prisoners of war.
Scenes from a nightmare: a photo essay.
Saigon's final days.
Where is my father?.
South Vietnam today: learning to live with peace.
Why didn't the dominoes fall?.
Hearts and minds: a dialogue on the war.
Starting over in America.
INTERNATIONAL:.
El Salvador: Duarte's big victory.
Murder and Mexican justice.
Argentina: the "dirty war" ends.
A French guide to Soviet espionage.
Sudan: Nimeiry's gathering storm.
BUSINESS:.
A medical megamerger: shape of things to come?.
The CBS rumor mill.
Countdown for tax shelters.
The compact-disc boom.
A Jaguar bites twice.
SPORTS: Triumph and disgrace.
DANCE: An innovator for all seasons.
TECHNOLOGY: The electronic informer.
BOOKS:.
Later the Same Day," by Grace Paley.
Exodus and Revolution," by Michael Waizer.
Station Island," by Seamus Heaney.
THEATER:.
The making of a monarch.
Neil Simon: in the Army now.
LIFE/STYLE: Getting high on "Ecstasy.
JUSTICE: A stun gun for everyone?.
SCIENCE: Life's first building block: clay?.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Letters.
Update.
Periscope.
Transition.
Newsmakers.
THE COLUMNISTS.
My Turn: Donald Hall.
George F. Will.


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