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ISSUE DATE:
September 24 1965; Vol. 59, No. 13
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: From 100 miles up in GEMINI 5. Most remarkable views of Earth ever recorded. Gordon Cooper and Pete Conrad write their stories of the flight.
THE EARTH SEEN FROM GEMINI 5:
Cooper and Conrad photograph the world below
in color -- "so vast, so beautiful, so overpowering". [MANY, MANY pages of beautiful color photos, PLUS articles by the two astronauts!]
SURPRISE IN PAKISTAN-INDIA WAR:
Pakistan's President Khan asks the U.S. to make
both sides stop fighting.
TOWARD WORLD PEACE BY LAW:
An international meeting of legal minds.
MONT-SAINT-MICHEL AT 1,000:
Anniversary year for a noble French monument.
WRATH OF A VAGRANT HURRICANE:
Betsy strikes Miami and New Orleans.
COMING UP, ALL ROSES FOR IKE:
His book, the farm, secret briefings fill up
Eisenhower's days. Special Report by John Steele.
FASHION: Return of the Ankle Strap.
CONTROL OF LIFE: PART 3:
Manmade and transplanted organs usher in an era
of rebuilt people. Photographed by Ralph Morse. [MANY, MANY color photos]
GEMINI 5 CONTINUED:
The Astronauts' personal stories. "We had our orbit.
It was the cat's bandana" by Pete Conrad. "For a time
we looked like history's shortest eight-day mission"
by Gordon Cooper.
"HEAD START" FOR A BOY:
A New York slum child begins to learn.
NORMAN MAILER:
The novelist is never the champion -- always the
challenger. By Brock Brower. [In-Depth article, many many pages, with photos]
LE CORBUSIER: LEGACY OF A TITAN:
France's great architect left the world visions in
concrete. His ideas are woven into the ages. By
Vincent Scully. [NICE article, with multiple color photos!]
Editorials:
A discipline that needs some;
The unkindest cut for student moptops.
LIFE Reviews:
Books: No Heaven for Gunga Din by All.
Mirdrekvandi Gunga Din, reviewed by Joel Sayre;
The Emperor of Ice-Cream by Brian Moore, reviewed
by Conrad Knickerbocker.
Movie: Moment of Truth, reviewed by Pauline Kael.
Letters to the Editors.
The Feminine Eye:
The 300-year weekend. By Shana Alexander.
Miscellany: Come on, just one bite.
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