ISSUE DATE: February 28, 1969; Vol 66, No 8

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COVER: by ANNE MORROW LINDBERGH. "The Moon voyagers and the Earthly Beauty that Beckons them Back.

THE HERON AND THE ASTRONAUT: On the eve of Apollo 9, a naturalist-poet explores the strange harmony between wildlife and great machines at Cape Kennedy. By Anne Morrow Lindbergh. With Suggestions by Charles Lindbergh. Photographed by Stan Wayman and Ralph Morse.

CLOSE-UP: The ladies who cover Washington society, Maxine Cheshire and Betty Beale.

AN UNKNOWN SAINT OF INDIA: A Spanish priest inspires adoration and controversy. Photographed by Co Rentmeester. Father Vincent Ferrer.

FASHION: The new spring styles from Paris have flair -- and blue hair. [NICE mini skirts worn by model NERIDA PIGGIN.]

CELEBRATIONS: The Vienna State Opera marks its 100th birthday in three-four time.

A DEATH IN THE FAMILY: The Mob: Vito Genovese expires in jail and his crime empire comes up for grabs. By Sandy Smith.

BUSINESS: A connoisseur of corporate prose composes an annual report for the National Refractory and Brake Company. By William Zinsser.

GREAT DINNERS: Part 59: A chili to cry over. Photograph by Fred Lyon. Tacos, tortillas and beer. By Eleanor Graves.

The Presidency: Tour of the "blue chips." By Hugh Sidey. Reviews: Book: Thalberg: Life and Legend, by Bob Thomas, reviewed by Budd Schulberg. Movie: If directed by Lindsay Anderson, reviewed by Richard Schickel. Letters to the Editors. Column: The case of Private Sood. By Barry Farrell. Editorial: Liberating the campus from "liberators".
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