TITLE: NEW TIMES magazine
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ISSUE DATE: August 23, 1974, Volume 3, Number 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: "The Decline and Fall" (Richard Nixon, Watergate). Cover Illustration By Bill Nelson.

TOP OF THE NEWS:
LBJ through Watergate-colored glasses: In the raised consciousness of impeachment, a fellow Texan examines the record of Richard Nixon's predecessor . . . By Larry L. King.

All the President's men: Changing of the palace guard: From jack boots to Hush Puppies . . . By Terence Sheridan.

The Bottom of the bunker: When the last White House 'umped ship, the President's rabbi was still there to First Family . . . By Craig Unger.

The Rise, and fall: Moments of crisis that became the Steppingstones of Richard Nixon's career.

The Washington Post that might have been . . . By Paul Slansky.

THESE ARE NEW TIMES:
Zen and the art of the perfect backhand. Tim Gallwey, the guru, gives a few lessons on trusting your body and your old tennis instructor . . . By Marcia Seligson.

Masochistic travel guide: For the thousands now packing for / summer journey, here's the compleat, invaluable or the ultimate in summer fun . . . By Richard Lipez.

LOCAL COLOR:
The last man to beat Nixon remembers how it was, By Joe McGinniss; On the Nude beach, by Jack Friedman.

Hugh Hefner: Paradise reconsidered. In which the man in the citric-Orange-cloth jumpsuit makes the difficult transition from Electronic recluse to jungle chic . . . By Sam Merrill.

THE ARTS:
Six characters in search of an author: First readers of manuscripts are latter-day Miss Lonelyhearts. All the dreams, hopes and agonies of the world--and sometimes even some talent--are to be found in the fiction that crosses their desks . . . By John Stickney.

REVIEWS: Movies: Harry and Tonto page 58. Music: Denver and Lightfoot page 62. Books: On Suicide page. FINAL TRIBUTE: Old number 19 hangs 'em up. By Mark Goodman page 68.

NEW TIMES is published bi-weekly by New Times Communications Corp. One Park Avenue, New York, New York 10016. George A Hirsch, President.


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