ISSUE DATE: March 29 1963; Vol. 54 No. 13

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COVER: The flag waves in Castro's back yard.

INVEST IN A GOOD CROOK: To a bail bondsman, at least, he is a worthy risk. Special Report by James Breslin.

INSIDE A HUMAN CELL: Part III of LIFE's series on the body. Paintings by ARTHUR LIDOV reveal the extraordinary workings of the cells as they turn food into energy. [MANY color paintings!]
PLUS: Nobel Prize winners' work gives new insight into diseases of metabolism like diabetes and atherosclerosis. Article profiling Fristz A. Lipmann, James D. Watson, Hans A. Krebs, Edward L. Tatum, A. Hugo Theorell.

J.F.K. IN COSTA RICA: The President looks in on a sparkling new show -- Central America's "little Common Market" -- and works toward the isolation of Cuba. Photographed for LIFE by John Dominis. Lee Hall cables a report.

STARS IN MOTION: Ginger Rogers still clicks, a pretty baton twirler spins and loses, Jack Benny plays the Mikado, basketball player Bob Cousy steps down and a TV row boils up.

MOTHER SETON BEATIFIED: An American-born nun rises a step nearer sainthood.

THRILLER OVER PACIFIC 38B: Passengers chuck out money, whisky and diapers to keep a plane airborne after two engines fail between Hawaii and the California coast. By James Lsveque.

GIANT TIRES ROLL ANYWHERE: Bunyan-sized Army vehicle travels over hill, dale, desert and ditch.

SPRING TRAINING, DE LUXE: The Angels set the pace as baseball, which once housed its players in hovels, now dumps them in the lap of luxury. By Marshall Smith.

NIGHTMARE RAIL RIDE: The true story of a man trapped in runaway locomotives going 89 mph. By Warren R. Young.

WOW, WHAT A WESTERN!: "How the West Was Won", the biggest and loudest horse opera ever, is packed with all the classic ingredients. [Nice article, may photos!]

Editorials: Why Kennedy's tax cut troubles grow worse. Adenauer stands up for NATO.
LIFE Guide: Historic warships wait to pipe you aboard; a mouse race, and a deluge of doomsday books.
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: But for a trunk -- clunk.
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