ISSUE DATE: September 10 1965; Vol. 59, No. 11

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COVER: Control of LIFE; Profound and astonishing biological revolution.

TRIUMPH OF GEMINI 5: After smashing all space records, Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad land safely on a tranquil sea.
Waiting it out with the wives and children, by Miguel Acoca.

Items in the News: Death of Architect Le Corbusier, retirement of Casey Stengel and other events of the week.

THE HAUNTING BEAUTY OF SENTA BERGER: A new film star who is Paulette, Hedy and Ava all in one. [Multiple photos, incl Full page color photo!]

INDESTRUCTIBLE ROSALIND RUSSELL: She takes avant-garde in stride, in a film called Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad. [NICE article, with multiple photos!]

L.B.J.'S MAN FOR THE PRESS: Close-up of BILL MOYERS, the dynamic young press secretary at the White House.

CONTROL OF LIFE: First of a major four-part series on audacious experiments and new developments on the frontiers of medicine and biology, and how they will affect people everywhere.

OLD PITCHER JOHNNY SAM: The Twins' miracle coach teaches Minnesota how to win. By Marshall Smith.

RISE AND FALL OF A TV CZAR: Jim Aubrey's dismissal at CBS shook the television world -- and here's how it all came about. By Richard Oulahan and William Lambert.

Editorials: Improved outlook in Vietnam; Spreading perils of the pound.
LIFE Reviews:
Books: three works on Goldwater and the G.O.P. plight, reviewed by Murray Kempton. Robert Murphy's The Golden Eagle, reviewed by Franklin Russell.
Movie: To Die in Madrid, reviewed by Brian O'Doherty.
Letters to the Editors.
The Feminine Eye: Ringo, Ringo, let down your hair! By Shana Alexander.
Miscellany: Support for a sagging soldier.
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