ISSUE DATE: MARCH 20, 1970; VOL. 68 NO. 10

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COVER: The Pope's Unruly Flock. Dianne Knapp was sister Ann Rafael.

A CHURCH TORN BETWEEN DOGMA AND DISSENT: As he clings to historic dogma the Pope's dilemma grows. His challengers clamor for change and some quit the Church. Why Paul has no friends, by John Cogley.
THE ECLIPSE NO ONE SAW.
THE KINDEST UNCUT OF ALL: Wags wig to head off a hair problem.
WANTED: IVY LEAGUE POLICEMEN: Why don't you guys become cops? By Robert Daley.
TRAVEL AS A PACKAGE DEAL:Group tours overseas are now such bargains that you almost can't afford not to take them. Through Russian snows with group and guide, by Mary Leatherbee.
WHAT HEROIN DID TO A FAMILY: A father writes about how his son became an addict.
BUG FINDERS: Arizona students turn up some brand-new species.
HOW OLD IS MODERN ART? Constantin Brancusi's sculpture has striking counterparts in prehistoric and African works.
DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: Watch on the Plain of Jars. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Alen Mac Weeney's Irish tinkers.
COMMENT: Baseball's TV coverage could be a lot better, by Roger Kahn.
REVIEWS:
Between the Rock and the Hard Place. Paul Jacobs' view of Super-Jew and Super-Arab, reviewed by Uri Avnery.
Albert Goldman on Elvis aglitter in Las Vegas.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
SPECIAL REPORT: An ugly new footprint in the sand. By A.B.C. Whipple.
PARTING SHOTS Spray-flecked damsels.


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