ISSUE DATE: March 31, 1967; Vol. 62, No. 13

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COVER: Astonishing discoveries in infant aptitudes. Early learning right in the crib.

THE WEEK'S NEWS AND FEATURES:
A TEST CASE FOR OLD GLORY: Stuffed sculpture dramatizes the uses and abuses of the flag. A battle over the Bill of Rights. By Fred Powledge.

ON THE NEWSFRONTS OF THE WORLD: Photos, letters upstage the Guam show. People and events around the globe.

UNIVERSALITY OF ATHENAGORAS I: The leader of Eastern Orthodoxy says: "Come in -- we have no closed doors".

EARLY LEARNING'S SECRETS: Education's next revolution will reach right into the crib.

SPORTS: One more trial for the great MICKEY MANTLE. First Base. It takes him a while to get untangled. [With photos!]

JAMES JOYCE'S 'ULYSSES': The famed Irishman's cryptic and controversial classic is brought impressively to the screen. "I like him because he saw or felt what a woman is". [Many photos from the film!]

FASHION: The princess and the paper lash.

ANIMALS: A toddler great ape with a fleece as white as snow. The First Albino Gorilla ever known to science.

MODERN LIVING: Tomorrow's pueblo -- Expo 67's wild-looking "Habitat". Many photos.

MISCELLANY.
OPINION AND COMMENT:
THE PRESIDENCY: Jet extension of the Oval Office. By Hugh Sidey.
Farm controls can taper off; A document as valuable as divisions; EDITORS' NOTE.
REVIEWS: Book: Thornton Wilder's The Eighth Day, reviewed by Josh Greenfeld.
Movie: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
THE VIEW FROM HERE: The strange new love land of the hippies. By Loudon Wainwright.
Letters to the Editors.


FULL PAGE Vintage ads include:
HOOVER; CAMARO; MISS CLAIROL; FORD FAIRLANE (RED!); LINCOLN Continental; FORD MUSTANG (red!); FIG NEWTONS; COKE on Back Cover;MORE
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