ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1970; VOL.241, NO.1445

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MARSHALL FRADY ... AN AMERICAN INNOCENT IN THE MIDDLE EAST ... A personal confrontation with the sunstruck silences of antiquity, the bombs at Suez, and the Egyptians' disheveled struggle into the twentieth century.

JOHN CORRY ... A MAN CALLED PERRY HORSE ... Indians are different from other Americans, and want to stay that way.

PETE AXTHELM ... THE CITY GAME ... Working out like crazy in playground basketball can make a black youth a star, with no other motivation and no place to go.

LARRY L. KING ... BLOWING MY MIND AT HARVARD ... Discoveries around the Square, the Faculty Club, the Crimson, the Old Burial Ground, and elsewhere, by a restive Nieman Fellow anxious to read himself into a state of intellectual grace.

EDWARD HOAGLAND ... AMERICANA BY THE ACRE ... The Orleans County Fair in Vermont is not just a watered-down vacation package, but a business venture, a crowd fest, and a tiger called Rajah.

RICHARD SCHICKEL ... PERFORMING ARTS: GOOD DAYS, GOOD YEARS ... Talking about the movies with great Hollywood directors who were there at the beginning: JOHN FORD, ALLAN DWAN, and RAOUL WALSH.

FICTION: SANCHE DE GRAMONT ... Boul' Mich.

VERSE:
MAY SWENSON ... On Its Way.
ALVIN FEINMAN ... This Tree.
JOHN BERRYMAN ... A Prayer For The Self.
A. R. AMMONS ... One More Time.

DEPARTMENTS:
JOHN FISCHER ... THE EASY CHAIR ... The Coming Upheaval in Congress.
IRVING HOWE ... Books.
HAROLD C. SCHONBERG ... Music.
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