ISSUE DATE: January 1, 1966; 239th Year, Issue No. 1, 1/1/66

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IN THIS ISSUE:-
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ARTICLES:
The Peace Corps isn't doing its job (Speaking Out) ... Arnold and Marian Zeitlin.
A conversation with President Kennedy (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop.
Stop the train, I want to get off (The Human Comedy) ... John Skow.
Your doctor and the A.M.A ... John Bird.
The restless wind ... Photographs by Charles Harbutt.
Who murdered General Delgado? ... Sanche de Gramont.
The sub that sails in the sky ... Robert K. Massie. (The Donald Reid and his Flying Submarine, the "Flub" )
The golden hawk of hockey ... James Atwater.

SPECIAL: Fantasy, flesh and FEDERICO FELLINI ... Thomas Meehan. ("The director of La Dolce Vita and Juliet of the Spirits baffles and enraptures audiences, is damned as a fake, praised as a genius") [NICE, many page in-depth article, with numerous COLOR photos, including of the director, Sandra Milo, Giuletta Masina, and MORE B&W photos as well!]

FICTION:
The geometry of love ... John Cheever. Illustrated by Mark English.
The practical joker ... Gwen Davenport. Illustrated by Des Asmussen.

DEPARTMENTS: Postscripts; Editorial; Letters; America, America; Hazel.

ABOUT THIS ISSUE: The first time The Post put Ben Franklin's picture on its cover was Jan. 20, 1906, commemorating the 200th anniversary of his birth, Jan. 17. The current cover, painted by 33-year-old Connecticut artist BLAKE HAMPTON, is our 21st of Franklin, appearing just before his 260th birthday and at the beginning of The Post's 239th year. Hampton, who also did a cover of President Johnson for our Sept. 11, 1965, issue, has had illustrations in Esquire and the New York Herald Tribune's New York magazine, and his paintings have been purchased by the late President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower . . . . THOMAS MEEHAN has been following the career of Italian movie director Federico Fellini for quite some time, and was in Rome three years ago to watch the filming of 812. Considering the many times he interviewed Fellini, both in Rome and recently in New York, Meehan is a little disappointed that his exposure to the director did not result in a role in one of Fellini's films.... During the past six months CHARLES HARBUTT traveled through 23 states to create his photographic essay on the wind.
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