ISSUE DATE: October 7, 1967; 240th year, issue no. 20

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COVER: Schoolbooks: How they shape your child's mind.

ARTICLES:
Congress needs reform (Speaking Out) . . . Charles L. Weltner.
'Never glad confident morning again' (Affairs of State) . . . Stewart Alsop.
The Mother Goose Report (The Human Comedy) . . . Jack Roche.
On the edge of extinction (Points West) . . . John Gregory Dunne.
What our children read . . . Hillel Black.
Coming soon on TV: 'Every night at the movies . . . Bill Davidson. (The making ot TV movies, and the new stars in them. Photos.
'Fire! Fire! Flight deck aft!' . . . Treror Armhrster."This cry announced the inferno aboard the carier FORRESTAL. Here is the full human story of the disaster." [ In-depth article, with photos.]
The Yazoo years . . . Willie Morris.
Notre Dame: We're number one! . . . John Bowers.

FICTION:
A mother's warning . . . Frank O'Connor. Illustrated by Tom Adams.
Barred . . . John O'Hara. Illustrated by Bill Whittingham.
Three tales . . . William Saroyan. Illustrated by Bernard D'Andrea.

DEPARTMENTS:
Letters.
My kind of people (Cartoons).
America, America.
Post scripts.
Hazel.
Editorial .
Cover . . . By John Launois.

FROM THE EDITOR: A mountain poet named Billy Edd Wheeler once wrote:
. . . Be kind
To one who cannot prove
He was a boy
By pointing to a tree, a house or creek
And saying from behind a rutted cheek,
"It was this world I was born into.
My father carried off this hill on his shoe
Jnto the house.
My mother swept it out."
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