ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 19, 1963; VOL. 27, NO. 23
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COVER: Khrushchev: The Red Riddle. Who he is, where he is, and how we got there. Photograph: Nikita Khrushchev by Frank Bauman.

ENTERTAINMENT:
ALBERT FINNEY, the Flesh and the Devil. "U. S. Meets cocky Lancashireman who is Britain's best young actor." [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos, on and OFF stage!]

[MPAGE] BARBRA STREISAND: New Singing Sensation. "... a dramatic singing talent that has made her the most talked about sought after performer in many, many years." [NICE and EARLY article about her, with photos!] Produced by Chandler Brossard, Photographed by David Drew Zingg.

JULIE ANDREWS Goes to Hollywood. "The singing star of My Fair Lady arrived in Hollywood last march to make her first movie, Walt Disney's Mary Poppins." Produced by Stanley Gordon, Photographed by Earl Theisen. [NICE Article, many photos, on stage, on the set, and at home!]

SEVEN DAYS IN MAY: The Movie the Military Shunned, By Fletcher Knebel. Left, the 37th President of the United States looks across his desk at a traitor general. Time: 1974. Place: a Hollywood set during rehearsals for the climactic scene of Seven Days in May, the film based on the Fletcher Knebel-Charles W Bailey II best seller. For the moviemakers, shooting treason was less of a problem than battling the bureaucracy. For Fletcher Knebel, it was a lively experience. Read his personal report on The Movie the Military Shunned, pages 90-95.[Multiple photos!]

THE NATIONAL SCENE:
Our Foreign Policy Is Paralyzed, By J. Robert Moskin.
A Fair Takes Shape. New York Worlds Fair construction. Photographed by Robert Lawrence Pastner.
It's Time to Face the Future, By Cunnar Myrdal.

THE WORLD:
A School Run by Children. Profile of "SUMMERHILL", in Leiston, England. Founder A. S. Neill. Produced by Chandler Brossard, Photographed by Herb Snitzer.
Khrushchev: The Red Riddle, By Richard Harrity & Ralph C. Martin. Illustration by Andrew D. Sanders.
How We Can Profit From the China-Soviet Break, By Victor Zorza.

FASHION AND HOME LIVING: In the Spanish Fashion. Produced by Jane Troxell Stark, Photographed by Jeanloup Sieff. [Fashion photos featuring Carmen de Reparaz Weisenberg, Ana Maria Abascal, Countess de Quintanilla, Lucia Bose, and MORE!]
PLUS: HANDWROUGHT Imported Furniture is in the grand Spainish Tradition, Produced by John Peter, Photographed by Arthur Rothstein.

SPORTS: Football Players Must Be Students, By Dave Nelson with Tim Cohane.

FOOD: Turkey Time. Produced by Marilyn Kaytor, Photographed by Arthur Rothstein.
THEY MADE OUR WORLD: Machiavelli, By Leo Rosten. Full page color illustration by Austin Briggs.
HUMOR: Look on the Light Side.
DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editor--Photoquiz.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
FULL PAGE color photo of JONAH JONES for OLIN brass! -- PLUS MORE FULL PAGE, and MANY smaller ads!
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