ISSUE DATE: MARCH 13, 1970;VOL. 68 NO. 9, 3/13/70

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THE INTEGRATION BUS BOGS DOWN: Washington's new soft line on school integration stirs up resentment and worse. Why the ideal of schools without discrimination cannot be abandoned now, by Leon Panetta.

THE HEMLINE HASSLE: The latest word is long, but some designers, many women and all men hate to see the Mini go. [NICE photos!]

WEST NEARS THE TOP -- AND HERE COMES WILT: JERRY WEST has done brilliantly, for the Lakers and for himself, and now WILT CHAMBERLAIN may return. [Article, photos of WILT CHAMBERLAIN].

IN PRAISE OF MOUNTAIN LIONS: A prickly and prejudiced defense of a maligned species, by Edward Abbey.

A HOUSE MADE OF SPRAY: Shaped of burlap, then coated with plastic, a Minnesota country home is "light, airy and unpredictable".

The Deceptive Hitchhiker.
Nepal's Right Royal Wedding.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: Equal time for the closed fraternity. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY Jan Weborg's lithographic magic.
COMMENT Notes from the mountaintop underground, by Stephen Mahoney.
REVIEW:
Justice, Richard Harris' assessment of two Attorneys General, reviewed by Wilfrid Sheed.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
COLUMN A piece of work for now and doomsday. By Joan Didion.
PARTING SHOTS Russian humor.
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