ISSUE DATE: April 23 1971; VOL. 70, NO. 15, 4/23/71

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COVER: JANE FONDA, Busy Rebel, pusher of causes.

JANE FONDA, NONSTOP ACTIVIST: The actress turns to radical politics and speaks out relentlessly on behalf of almost everything from peace to Panthers. Photographed by Bill Ray. "I suspect she wants to be Vanessa Redgrave," by John Frook. Photos.

THE CASE THAT WILL NOT GO QUIETLY AWAY: A second round of public opinion on Lieutenant William Calley is heard.

CANCER BREAKTHROUGH: A new test detects the disease in its earliest form. By Jill Hirschy.

INSTANT MILLIONAIRES FROM THE BASKETBALL WAR: Competition between the NBA and the ABA balloons the bidding for rookies. Sam Schulman, the man who may force a merger of the two leagues. By Dave Fisher.

IDAHO'S RUGGED BACKLANDS: The animals, the birds and the harsh beauty of one of America's great untouched areas. Photographed by John Dominis.

THE STEINS AND THEIR GREAT COLLECTION: With an eye for the daring, Gertrude Stein, her brothers and her sister-in-law became patron saints of modern art. By Tom Prideaux.

HERE COMES THE CIRCUS: Thrills and nostalgic razzle-dazzle of the big show. Two clowns, by Edward Hoagland.

I, POLLUTER: Jane Howard tells PARTING SHOTS why she is a menace.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY Something different this spring. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY Lennart Nilsson explores the crystalline world of hormones. [great photos!]
REVIEWS:
Joseph Kastner comments on The White Flower Farm Garden Book.
Calvin Trillin on Irving Stone's latest literary event.
Ronald Gross reviews How To Survive in Your Native Land, by James Herndon.
Michael Halberstam on The Gerber Report, an investigation of U.S. medicine by Alex Gerber, M.D.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
American Motors Dealers, AMC Hornet, Gremlin and Sportabout; MORE
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