ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 28 1969; Vol 67, No 22

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COVER STORY: WHAT AILS THE U.S. MAILS?: As the postal mess deepens, a LIFE test reveals just how slowly letters can travel.

PRO FOOTBALL'S PURPLE PEOPLE EATERS: The Minnesota Vikings have a four-headed monster that gobbles up quarterbacks. By Dale Wittner. Photographed by Arthur Rickerby. [NICE feature!]

SPIRO AGNEW EXPLAINS HIMSELF: In an exclusive guest column, the Vice President tells why he spoke out.

INSIDE THE MORATORIUM: A march organizer tells how it was -- and how it may be. By Jeremy Lamer.

ROBERT DOWNEY MAKES VILE MOVIES: Put-ons pay off for Putney Swope's creator, by Stephen Mahoney. [Article, photos!]

VINTAGE COLLEGE CLASSES: How does yours stand? Forty-eight years are rated for famous graduates.

COUNTDOWN FOR EXPO '70.
A 'BORN FREE' LION SAVED FROM FREEDOM.
DR. JEAN MAYER, THE NATION'S FOOD WATCHER.
JOE KENNEDY DIES AT 81.
Editorial: Southern strategy and Southern stigma.
GALLERY: Tom McCarthy's double exposures.
REVIEWS:
The self-love song, isolated and analyzed by Tom Prideaux.
A roundup of four movies, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS.
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