ISSUE DATE: April 25 1969; Vol. 66 No. 16, 4/25/69

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COVER: Confrontation in HARVARD YARD.

RAMPAGE AT FAIR HARVARD: Ending 333 years of serenity, America's oldest and most prestigious university is racked by disorder.

CLOSE-UP: General Creighton Abrams: "One day they will go it alone." By Cohn Leinster.

TELEVISION: Requiem for PEYTON PLACE. By Joan Barthel. [Interesting article, with photos!]

A SIEGE OF WATER: Floods came to the Midwest, but the river towns were ready. Photographed by Jerry Brimacombe.

"We just put on our boots and remember where the holes are." By John Pekkanen.

MOVIES: It's the daughters of Texas vs. Hollywood in a new battle of the Alamo. By Gary Cartwright. "VIVA MAX!" [Text and photos from the film!]

MYSTERY IN THE ARCTIC: Modern sleuthing solves the strange, century-old case of an expedition that went wrong. By Donald Jackson.

DOWN-TO-EARTH SCULPTURE: Modern artists discover a medium that even the ancients dug -- dirt. By David Bourdon.

THE PRESIDENCY: Good or bad? Certainly different. By Hugh Sidey.
EDITORIALS:
After 20 good years, an identity crisis for NATO.
Come let us unreason together.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
REVIEWS:
Book: Mr. Bridge, by Evan S. Connell Jr., reviewed by Webster Schott.
Movie: Goodbye, Columbus, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Theater: In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer, reviewed by Philip Morrison.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:; VOLKSWAGON; MAIDENFORM mini-cling panties; BUDWEISER; HATTERAS Yacht; AT&T; MARLBORO; MORE
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