ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 27, 1971; VOL. 71, NO. 9

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COVER: GAME PLAN for the Dollar. Burns, Nixon, Connally. Cover illustration by Dennis Wheeler.

NIXON'S ECONOMIC BOMBSHELL: Wage and Price freeze. How the decisions were made at Camp David, by Hugh Sidey. An expert views the freeze and the future. An interview with economist Otto Eckstein by William A. McWhirter. "Within weeks, we'll know if it worked".

KENNEDY'S SEARING TOUR: The senator (Edward Teddy Kennedy) goes on a fact-finding trip through the grim Pakistani refugee camps in India. Photographed by Dick Swanson.

IT'S SHOWTIME IN THE PARKS: From Shakespeare to rock, there's something free for everyone.

HITCHING ACROSS AMERICA: The bittersweet tale of a boy and a girl who headed east from Los Angeles, thumbing rides. Story of Randy Brook, Laurie Thruelsen. Photographed by Vernon Merritt III.

PART III OF A THREE-PART SERIES: The Personal Side of the 'Woman Problem': Is WOMEN'S LIB a dirty word in Milwaukee? Jane Howard reports on consciousness-raising in the Midwest. You've come a long way, buddy; the repentant chauvinists of men's lib join the battle. An article by Barry Farrell.

INTO THE AIR, JUNIOR BIRDMEN: Maine's Camp Solo puts some very young aviators into the pilot's seat.

PARTING SHOTS:
Everybody wants Satchel Paige except the majors.
Some Texas folks suggest where a hated highway can go.
Breaking records in Seattle.
DEPARTMENTS:
GALLERY: A new Irish martyr, by Terence Spencer.
Editorials: A bold economic switch; A confusing retreat on bussing.
REVIEWS:
John Brooks reviews "Do You Want to Be Rich?", an account of the rise and fall of Bernie Cornfeld's financial empire by the London Sunday Times "Insight" team.
The Dice Men, a comic novel by Luke Rhinehart, is reviewed by Melvin Maddocks.
Film critic Richard Schickel reviews Willard Cyclops comments on the changing role of the TV private eye.
Calvin Trillin analyzes French fried potatoes.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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