ISSUE DATE: JULY 4, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 1

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COVER: FOURTH OF JULY SPECIAL. Hamilton County, Iowa Boy Scouts fold an American Flag.

JUST PLAIN JANE: In the awesome tradition of Twiggy and Penelope Tree, JANE FORTH is the new "now" face. [Article, full page color photos!]

HAMILTON COUNTY U.S.A.: Novelist MACKINLAY KANTOR and his photographer son Tim offer a Fourth of July valentine to the heartland.

CONSERVATION BATTLES WON: From across the nation, victories in the cause of natural beauty. Photographed by George Silk.

FRESH AIR IN NEWARK.

MY FATHER'S COUNTRY: A warm tribute to a loving father and the sense of joy in life that he transmitted to his son. By Philip B. Kunhardt Jr.

DEPARTMENTS:
GUEST PRIVILEGE: The paradox of nonviolent war in Vietnam. By Ithiel de Sola Pool.
GALLERY: The fountains of New York by Antoinette Jongen.
REVIEWS:
Tom Prideaux reviews The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds and interviews the playwright.
Architectural critic Walter McQuade offers an "innocent idea" for a '76 fair.
Richard Schickel reviews the film version of Catch-22.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS Movies Nixon shouldn't see. By William Zinsser.
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