ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 8, 1971; VOL . 70, NO. 1

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COVER: SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE: The new shape of America.

VIEW FROM U.S. 80: The new mingles with the old along the 3,000-mile route. Photographed by Bill Eppridge, Leonard McCombe, George Silk.

A NEW YOUTH POLL: Some surprisingly unradical views. Illustrations by Robert Velde.

WHAT'S SO FUNNY?: Comedienne JOAN RIVERS sizes up our sense of humor. By Thomas Thompson. [5 page article, with photos on stage and in her office]

LAST GRAB FOR LAND: Conflict over public lands. By Donald Jackson. Photographed by John Loengard.

FREE SCHOOLS: Parents beat the system. By Jane Howard.

JET-AGE SCRAMBLE: Chicago's O'Hare pulses with human feeling. Photographed by Co Rentmeester.

THIS TOWN IS FOR US: Columbia, Md. was planned for human needs. Photographed by John Dominis.

GETTING TOGETHER: Americans may be ready to listen to each other again. By Thomas Griffith.

4-DAY WORK WEEK: Already many Americans get Friday off.
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