ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 27, 1956; VOL. XLVIII, NO. 9

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COVER: CONVENTIONS SPECIAL SECTION: PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONS, 1956: The Names are the same, the men are different. How IKE's doing, How Adlai got it.
THE COVER: It's Ike and Adlai in November for a return match. But while the names of the contestants are the same, the men are differ ent. For how they have changed, see special section--CONVENTIONS '56--page 22 (photos by United Press and International).

CONVENTIONS '56: A SPECIAL SECTION. PAGES 17 TO 32:
THE GREAT SWEEPSTAKES. State of the Union, State of Politics:
POLITICAL TOP OF THE WEEK:
IN SAN FRANCISCO: TOO MUCH CONFIDENEE? A warning for tIle good--humored COP delegates in 'The' Eisenhower City'--and a ripple or two on smooth republican waters. Page 18.

THE PRESIDENT: HOW IKE'S DOING. Fit amid ready for the campaign is the way he feels--and his doctors call his comeback 'remarkable.' He'll go to the country in a vigorous fight for a GOP Congress. Page 18. Ike's '56 political team. Page 18.

THE VICE-PRESIDENT: NIXON'S CONFIDENCE. He takes a firm belief in his victory to San Francisco; the Stassenites do tiieir darndest. Page 20.

TIAE KEYNOTE: GOOD TUNES AND LEADERSHIP. Gov. Langlie of Washington sounds the Republican campaign theme. Page 21.

THE PARTY PLATFORMS: HOW THEY COMPARE. What both did on major issues. Page 20.

THE CANDIDATES: AS THEY WERE IN '52. AS THEY ARE. Another campaign. Page 22.

AFTER CHICAGO--THE DEMOCRATIC STRATEGY. it adds up to this: Beat Nixon. Page 24.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES--AND THE PARTY. How Acllai and Estes got the top spots. Pages 24 and 27. 'Who runs the party now. Page 29. ln Exclusive Pictures: How to Win a Nomnation for President. By Burt Glinn. Page 30.

NEWSWEEK'S SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS: Reams on time Cooiesl Room--Page 84.

PLUS MORE National and International news, and OTHER ITEMS OF NOTE:
COLUMNISTS:
BUSINESS TIDES, Henry HazIitt.
LARDNER'S WEEK. John Lardner.
PERSPECTIVE, Raymond Moley.
WASHINGTON TIDES, Ernest K. Lindley.
THEATER: Bertold Brecht dies. Music: Elvis Presley ramins the most incendiary figure in the world of rock and roll. MOVIES: "BUS STOP". "THE AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER". BOOKS: George F. Kennan. MORE
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