ISSUE DATE: MARCH 27, 1970; VOL. 68 NO. 11

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HAPPY JACK: Nicolson is the easiest rider of them all: Actor-Director Jack Nicholson casts a nude scene for his new movie. "How do you ask a cheerleader to take off all her clothes?" [3 page article with photos of Jack with "hopeful" cantidates.]

BOMBS BLAST A MESSAGE OF HATE: Political radicals turn to terrorism as a form of protest. A shocking interview with a real bomber.

A CEREMONY FOR CITIZENS: Mr. and Mrs. Zweifier of Liberty, N.Y. become Americans.

EXPO '70: Japan opens Asia's first world's fair 25 years after the war. Photographed by Larry Burrows. How the Japanese got so rich, by John K. Jessup. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos!]

THE EVERYWHERE CARD: The credit cards now mailed to millions offer instant cash, crime and chaos. A little gift from your friendly banker, by Paul Q'Neil.

LONG LIVE LOFT LIVING: New York artists, who like their spacious rooms, fight for the right to stay in them. Photographed by John Dominis.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY Grand Central in the basement.
By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY Harry Callahan's images in black.
REVIEWS: Deliverance, Poet James Dickey's first novel, reviewed by Robert Stone.
The Ballad of Cable Hogue, Director Sam Peckinpah's frontier movie, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Vital Parts, Satirist Thomas Berger's fifth novel, reviewed by Guy Davenport.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
GUEST PRIVILEGE John Kenneth Galbraith welcomes new disciple Nixon to the environment struggle.
PARTING SHOTS Some better-qualified Supreme Court candidates.
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