ISSUE DATE: JUNE 26, 1970; VOL. 68, NO. 24, 6/26/70

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COVER: The kids who smuggle dope: 500 Americans in foreign jails.

OPEN SEASON ON DRUG SMUGGLERS: Young Americans who try to bring home the hashish land in foreign jails by the hundreds. By Rudolph Chelminski. Photographed by Pierre Boulat. Getting busted in Russia means years at hard labor.

By Jack Fincher.

TWO GREAT THROATS: Opera stars JOAN SUTHERLAND and MARILYN HORNE unveil their art to Richard Meryman. [A Dialogue, interview with each other, multiple pages, with 2 photos!]

GOLDIE IS GOLDEN: Laugh-In's GOLDIE HAWN branches out. "Goldie", says laugh-in's producer, "happens to be a gas." [Beautiful photos!]

IN THE SWIM WITH JACKIE AND ARI: Mr. and Mrs. Onassis enjoy sun and sea on their private island.

UNTANGLING THE ENVIRONMENT JUNGLE: Theodore H. White reveals the Administration's plan to save the environment, and the problems therein.

JAVA: Photographer Co Rentmeester's tour of the lush and troubled island.

NEW TWISTS FOR OLD TOOLS.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY A valued friend moves into the White House. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY Color impressions by Jay Maisel.
REVIEWS:
Richard Schickel examines five current films.
Brad Darrach reviews Time and Again, a science fiction thriller by Jack Finney.
Tom Prideaux on Broadway's thriving Company.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
SPECIAL REPORT A journalist's view of America from Lake Como. By Thomas Griffith.
PARTING SHOTS The dangers of being a diplomat in Latin America.
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