ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 28, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 9

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COVER STORY: PORNOGRAPHY GOES PUBLIC: A torrent of sexuality stirs up a growing concern across the country. By John Neary.

WHAT THE SENATOR DIDN'T TELL: Joseph Tydings, an expert on congressional ethics, hasn't met the standards he has set. An investigative report by William Lambert.

HENRI MATISSE: A dazzling Paris exhibition celebrates the 100th birthday of the modern master of radiant color. [MANY, MANY Pages of color!!]
A brief encounter with Matisse. By George L.K. Morris. [Intersting story of an encounter with the artist]

WALTER NICKEL IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES: The fearless Alaskan in Nixon's Cabinet walks a political tightrope. By Paul O'Neil.

'COTTON' CASHES IN: The all-black detective comedy "Cotton comes to Harlem" by hard-bitten old pro CHESTER HIMES is a box-office smash. By Rudolph Chelminski.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: Here comes the Aggernaut. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Alfred Gescheidt's combination pictures.
REVIEWS:
Albert Goldman on Comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
Thomas R. Edwards reviews The Dick, a novel by Bruce Jay Friedman.
Highway eating, a food review by Gael Greene.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS: First woman on the gridiron.
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