ISSUE DATE: September 28, 1962; Vol. 53, No. 13

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COVER: WILD WEST DODGERS. Don Drysdale Dodger Strong Arm. Cover By Lawrence Schiller. FIRST PUBLICATION of MARK TWAIN: Satan's View of Man.

STORY OF THE WEEK: School opening saddens nation's dogs.

NEWSFRONTS: Historic moment in Cup race . . . Poets on common ground . . . The littlest earl is christened ... The spirit of Dag lives on ... Teddy minus Eddie spells Kennedy . . . An edifice for arts.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: A war-torn tribe in New Guinea. Eighteen pages of color.

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK: A long-suppressed work by MARK TWAIN: satanic view of man and God.

SPOTLIGHT: The Kennedy mimics.

SPORTS: Drysdale paces the Dodgers. Their great base-stealer tells his secrets. By Maury Wills.

MOVIES: Shall we dance, Joan? Thud!. Joan Crawford in "The Caretakers"

MEDICINE: The new polio worry. Plaster-cast tiger with toes for teeth.

ASTRONAUTS: Two generations of airborne Schirras. By Richard Stolley. [THe new set of NINE astronauts, with profiles and photos]

HOBBIES: Outsize toy for overgrown boys Special Report: Eddie, the double crosser. By James Mills.

DEPARTMENTS:
EDITORIAL: Is the student a vessel or a lamp to light?.
LIFE Guide to trade schools, art, books, festivals, sports, nature.
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: the pin striped suitor.
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