ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 4, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 23

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COVER: Nikita Khrushchev in 1962 portrait by Karsh.

TRAGIC AFTERMATH IN PAKISTAN: In a horror of water and mud, survivors await help -- or certain death. Photographed by Larry Burrows.

MEMORIES OF DIVIDED FAMILIES: A daring raid fails to rescue American POWs in North Vietnam, and the wives whose anguish inspired the attempt talk about their lives alone. How the raid was planned, by Hugh Sidey.

A TALE OF TWO QUARTERBACKS: Daryle Lamonica gets the early points and George Blanda gets the win -- for Oakland. By Bill Bruns.

PART II OF A MAJOR FOUR-PART SERIES: Khrushchev Remembers 'The Great Patriotic War' 40: The former Soviet premier tells of days of disaster, the final victory and makes a surprising admission: ' We must give credit to the Allies." More hitherto unpublished pictures.

IRON PALACES OF EUROPE: Cast-iron buildings enter their second splendid century. Photographed by Evelyn Hofer.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: The casting-out of Wally Hickel. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Picasso draws on Gjon Mili's film.
REVIEWS:
Melvin Maddocks reviews five recent books.
John Leonard takes an appalled look at the TV season Two books on the New Orleans conspiracy farce, reviewed by Don Jackson.
A critical consideration of hamburgers by Calvin Trillin, the Kansas City Gourmet.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS: Will it be a cold winter?
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