ISSUE DATE: January 8 1965; Vol. 58 No. 1

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COVER/COVER STORY: Deluge and Havoc in the Northwest A bizarre union of tropical rains and blizzards lays waste a lovely land in one of the worst U.S. floods in history.

EXPLOSION IN SAIGON: As South Vietnam's generals and politicians wrangle, a Communist terrorist bomb destroys a U.S. officers' billet.

WHAT TO DO ABOUT DE GAULLE?: The big question in Europe turns on France's difficult president. By Hugh Moffett.

AUDACIOUS NEW SWIM SUITS: Las Vegas chorus girls model them against the lavish backdrops of the famed Strip.

THE PRESSURES OF COLLEGE: First of a three-part series: U.S. campuses and the students who inhabit them are forced into a ruthless race to make the grade. Photographed for LIFE by Bill Eppridge.

HENRY ROTH'S LATE-BLOOMING SUCCESS: After three decades, his novel, Call It Sleep, becomes a best-seller.

BROADWAY'S WONDERFUL ELI WALLACH s: Eli and his wife Anne Jackson have a lark in a hit called Luv -- and it's luv at home too.

Editorial: To L.B.J.: What IS our aim in Vietnam?.
LIFE Reviews: Book: Stephen Becker's A Covenant with Death, reviewed by Robert Traver.
Movie: Sex and the Single Girl, reviewed by Thomas Thompson.
Theater: The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company on tour in America, reviewed by David E. Scherman.
Letters to the Editors.
The View from Here: Expectations are not great enough. By Loudon Wainwright.
Items in the News.
LIFE Washington Report.
Miscellany: Cat on a hot pin roost.
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