ISSUE DATE: March 30, 1959; Vol 46 No 13

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COVER: In Madrid where she is making a film, DEBBIE REYNOLDS gaily greets her Spanish admirers.

THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
Spring is here and U.S. campuses herald it with riots, argument over girls and a new fad -- phone-booth stuffing.
A LOOK AT THE WORLD'S WEEK:
Khrushchev in Moscow and West's leaders in Washington play for high stakes and the summit.
The sorely beset caravan of 59ers is delayed by breakdowns but pushes on toward Alaska.
Theories of a maverick scientist NICHOLAS CONSTANTINE CHRISTOFILOS led to Project Argus, U.S. triumph in space. By William Trombley.
Iroquois in Canada rise up against white man, demanding old chiefs instead of democracy.
EDITORIAL: Why are we here? Neither science nor our secular affluence will tell us, but Easter does.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: THE TEMPEST tells a stirring movie story of a Cossack's rebellion against Russia's Catherine the Great. Photographed by Gjon Mili. From Dino DeLaurentis, Starring Vivica Linfors [nice full page photo].

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: PRIZE ROSES: the old favorites are improved. Photographed for LIFE by Dmitri Kessel.

ARTICLES:
The perils of being too thrifty: old man on relief saved pennies, played the market, earned $23,000 -- and woe. By Robert Wallace.
Kremlin intrigue and debauchery, Part II: agent who guarded Soviet leaders tells of scandal in high places. By Peter Deriabin and Frank Gibney.

MOVIES: Eddie's scorned woman DEBBIE REYNOLDS scorns gloom in Spain and comes up dancing. Nice feature, plenty of terrific pictures!

SPORTS: BILL VEECK, a game man, returns to the game of baseball as boss of the Chicago White Sox.

PARTY: A profitable Easter egg bee for Episcopal ladies of Denison, Texas.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Letters to the Editors.
Speaking of Pictures: an Eastertide offering from a gifted sculptor, JACK ZAJAC.
Miscellany: horse's meal on the house.

FULL PAGE vintage ads include:
3 pages for MARLBORO; Dorothy Gray; PONTIAC; PUSS 'n BOOTS; POST Alpha-bits; ENGLISH FORD line; 59 DODGE; The Pause that refreshes -- COCA-COLA; MICKEY MANTLE for BANTRON Smoking deterent tablets; MORE
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