ISSUE DATE: May 2, 1960; Vol. 48, No. 17

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COVER: "Trampoloners in California" -- Youngsters in Los Angeles bounce up into air from trampolines --a fad that is making acrobats out of people all over the U.S. (see pp. 34-36B). Cover--J. R. Eyerman.

THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
De Gaulle's presence in the U.S. reminds the world that France has regained her grandeur.
The Korean riots that resulted in a clamor for reform.
COVER STORY: Boom in bounceland gives a nation the trampoline jumps.
A Look at the World's Week:
Big campus chess game: at University of California, men and women students use dormitory windows as a playboard.
Lone worker against an angry silence: an English welder is ostracized by his fellow workers.
Adam, a 12-foot anaconda, is a snaky guest of honor at New Hope, Pa. cocktail party.
EDITORIALS: For Koreans, reform needed; For Russians, light in darkness.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: Dash and daring of a bone-breaking sport: 10 pages of color on STEEPLECHASING in England. Photographed for LIFE by Mark Kauffman.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: DROPOUT tragedies: the first of a two-part series on the massive national problem of the many children who don't finish school.

ARTICLE: The famous raid that ruined family burlesque: Fifi's impromptu dance broke up Minsky's and degraded a clean tradition. By Rowland Barber.

RELIGION: The Joseph Smith saints: his descendants celebrate 100th anniversary of Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints.
Madonna mystery: in Hempstead, N.Y., a picture of the Virgin Mary seems to weep.

TELEVISION: Groucho Marx into Ko-Ko: he fulfills his dream in The Mikado. [Article, and multiple photos of him working on the show!]

SPORTS: Fans of Los Angeles bravely try out for their pro team FASHION: From tweeds to tiaras: show of British styles hints what will be in Margaret's trousseau.

PARTY: Fair Lady has a date in Moscow: Russians like show so well they could have clapped all night.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Speaking of Pictures: the ghostlike trail of light-footed girl.
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: the underdog ump or batter woof.

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