ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 6, 1962; VOL. 26, NO. 23

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COVER: Renoir My Father: 20 page preview of an important new book by Jean Renoir with 8 Renoirs in FULL COLOR! Cover painting: 'Renoir's Girl Wiping Her Feet', Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Grover A. Magnin, San Francisco, photographed by Ted Streshinsky.

ENTERTAINMENT:
GEORGE C. SCOTT: Don Quixote on Broadway. "The coldhearted stage villan is an embattled idealist, theatrical reformer and baseball fan." Produced by Ira Mother, Photographed by Bob Lerner. [NICE, long and in-depth article, with multiple photos!]

FASHIONS:
PRIVATE-EYE LIDS (MEN'S FASHIONS). "Clues to pastimes of popular TV detectives are revealed in hats they wear in private life." Produced by Perkins H. Bailey, Photographed by Douglas Kirkland and Eral Theisen. [NICE photos of TV STARS David Janssen, Anthony George, Edward Byrnes, Roger Smith, Van Williams, Troy Donahue, George Nader, and Robert Conrad.]
Color Me Plaid. "The Plaid Coloring Book". Photographed by Phillip Harrington.
ART: RENOIR MY FATHER, By Jean Renoir. "An important new biography by the artists' son, Jean Renoir." [MANY pages, illustrated with paintings IN COLOR, some FULL PAGE, PLUS photos of Jean in the very places that were the background for the famous paintings! ] Photos of locations by Michael A. Vaccaro.
FOOD: MME. RENOIR: Her supurb food and simple hospitality delighted France's great men. Photographed by Michael A. Vaccaro.

THE NATIONAL SCENE: "If my father had been elected Vice-President in 1960, I would not be running for the Senate," said Republican George Cabot Lodge. His remark was aimed at his Democratic opponent, Edward M. Kennedy, the President's youngest brother. Of far more importance than the two-family political rivalry these opponents (left) keep alive is the outcome of the race, which could prove more harmful to Kennedy's Administration than helpful to Kennedy's program. For the story of the race that has provoked cries of "nepotism" and "dynasty," read One Election JFK Can't Win, beginning on page 23. One Election JFK Can't Win, By Joe McCarthy.

THE WORLD: Russia Today, By Richard Wilson.

SPORTS: JIM OWENS: The Big Whip of Washington's Huskies. Produced by I. R. McVay, Photographed by Maurice Terrell.

HUMAN RELATIONS: The Baby Becomes a Boy. Photographs of Shaun Lernihan in action. Produced by J. Robert Moskin, Photographed by James Hansen.
SHOJI SCREENS: Japanese portable room dividers inspire low-cost privacy and high style decoration for U. S. Homes. Produced by John Peter, Photographed by Richard Rutledge and Bob Lerner.
HUMOR: To the Ladies; Look on the Light Side.
DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editor; Photoquiz.
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