ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1961; VOL. 223, NO. 1338

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ARTICLES:
How to Destroy the Churches, Edmond Cahrz.
The Game of Words, Louis B. Saloinon.
The Comeback of the State Department, Joseph Kraft.
Howard University: Campus and Cause, Milton Viorst.
Private Eye to Industry, Moiton M. Hunt.
Henri Cartier-Bresson on the Art of Photography, An illustrated interview by Yvonne Baby.
India Experiments with Sterilization, Rowland Evans, Jr.
The Last Summer, David Howarth.
Up to Our Necks in Soft, White Suds, Maya Fines.

FICTION: In the Company of Runners, Richard Rogin.

VERSE:
The Daily Globe, Howard Nemerov.
Rival, Phyllis Rose.
To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Triumph, Anne Sexton.

DEPARTMENTS:
Letters.
The Editor's Easy Chair -- A HOPEFUL LETTER TO FOWLER HAMILTON, John Fischer.
After Hours, J. A. Maxtone Graham.
Public & Personal -- THE NEW IRRESPONSIBLES, William S. White.
The New Books, Paul Pickrel.
The Master journalist of American Fiction, Louis Auchincloss.
Music in the Round, Discus.
Jazz Notes, Eric Larrabee.

ARTISTS: Cover, Martin Rosenzweig: 26. N. M. Bodecker: 40, James Frankfort; 51, Walter Ferro; 68, 70, 72, Ed Young; 74-77, photos by Henri Cartier-Bresson; 89, 91, Tony Buonpastore; 94-97, Robert Osborn.
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