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ISSUE DATE: MAY 26, 1980; Vol. XCV, No. 21
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: THE CUBAN INFLUX. Can Carter Control it? Cover: Photo by Mario Ruiz.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE CUBAN INFLUX: The flood of Cubans seeking a U.S. haven neared 60,000 last week, and Jimmy Carter announced a switch in policy. He ordered a halt to the tide of illegal refugees arriving by the ragtag "Freedom Flotilla" and proposed a Federal program to bring in Cubans who meet immigration standards. But he insisted that Cuba allow U.S. screening of the refugees on its soil--and there was no sign that Fidel Castro would oblige. And a NEWSWEEK Poll found that 59 per cent of Americans believe the influx is bad for the nation.

THE BIG ART GRABS: For $3 million, a Japanese museum got a Picasso; for $3.9 million, a Texas museum got a Cezanne. New York auctions established record prices for art last week--topped by $5.2 million for van Gogh's "Garden of the Poet, Arles" (detail below).

MUSKIE'S MAIDEN VOYAGE: Secretary of State Edmund Muskie flew to Europe--and into a Soviet peace-and-propaganda offensive. After calls on his British counterpart, Lord Carrington (above), and other U.S. allies, he opened the first U.S.-Soviet talks since the Afghan crisis.

LDC DEBT CRUNCH: Oil prices have exploded, a global economic slowdown is at hand--and prospects for the less-developed countries are grim. Since a similar emergency in 1974, when the international banking system bailed out the LDC's, their debt burden has tripled. This time around, many bankers are unwilling--or unable--to extend any more credit. Some experts warn of possible LDC defaults, with a devastating impact on the world economy.

HORROR SHOW: In his new movie, "The Shining," director Stanley Kubrick has set a murderous Jack Nicholson (above) loose in a haunted hotel and created what critic Jack Kroll calls "the first epic horror film.".

NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Carter and the Cuban influx (the cover).
The refugees' lot.
What today's Cuba is like.
The GOP's Renaissance man.
Electoral roulette.
The MX missile system: boon or boondoggle?.
Revelations of a White House insider.
INTERNATIONAL:
Rallying the allies--and facing up to the Soviets.
The Muskie manner Afghanistan: Moscow's quagmire.
Iran: the mullahs vs. Bani Sadr The Teheran rescue-mission map.
Mideast: Sadat's flip-flops Japan: Ohira's fall Crackdown in Korea.
NEWS MEDIA:
Can British TV news protect a source?.
A slight case of censorship.
SCIENCE: Saving the California condor and the panda.
ART: Auctions: the biggest art grabs.
EDUCATION: An epidemic of cheating.
SPORTS: Billy Martin's back--and so are the A's.
BUSINESS:
A summer of discontent Railroads: a marriage of convenience.
Detroit shifts into lower gear.
The United States launches an export drive.
The new LDC debt crunch Tarzan and Bo?.
Another nuclear scandal.
MUSIC: "Black Broadway": rousing.
BOOKS:
"Henry Adams," by R. P. Blackmur.
"A Confederacy of Dunces," by John Kennedy Toole.
"Silk and Steel," by Stephen Alter.
JUSTICE:
New rules at the Statehouse.
A sequel to Miranda: when does interrogation end?.
MOVIES:
"The Shining": Stanley Kubrick's horror show.
A talk with the filmmaker.

THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: Douglas Fraser.
Pete Axthelm.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Milton Friedman.
George F. Will.


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