ISSUE DATE: February 7 1969; Vol. 66 No.5

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COVER: LLOYD BUCHER of the PUEBLO: The Cruel Dilemmas of Duty.

DILEMMAS OF DUTY: The Pueblo case bares the drama of a seizure at sea and the conflicts hidden in the word "command".

On the Newsfronts of the World: The bells peal for a martyr in Prague.

CLOSE-UP: Pete and Press Maravich: life with father on the basketball court. By Charles Coe.

A COMEDIAN OF GUILT: Portnoy's Complaint by PHILIP ROTH looms as a wild blue shocker and the American novel of the sixties. By Albert Goldman. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos!]

AIR POLLUTION: A pictorial study of a major threat to human existence. Photographed by Martin Schneider. All around us and so easily overlooked. By Richard Hall.

SPECIAL REPORT: Paris: peace talks and some provocative flag waving.

VANISHING WILDLIFE: Love may be the death of the Indian rhino.

The Presidency: It was good to be home. By Hugh Sidey.
Reviews:
Book: Whipple's Castle, by Thomas Williams, reviewed by Charles Elliott.
Movie: Monterey Pop, directed by D. A. Pennebaker, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Movie: The New Movie Ratings, by William Zinsser.
Letters to the Editors.
The Feminine Eye: The sad lot of the Sioux. By Shana Alexander.
Editorials: End inflation with least pain; A hero among bureaucrats.
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