ISSUE DATE: JULY 17, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 3

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COVER STORY: ROSE KENNEDY AT 80: A visit with Mrs. Kennedy at her home in Hyannis Port and some of her thoughts about her life and her family in conversation with Sylvia Wright. Photographed by Leonard McCombe.

THE TIGER CAGES OF CON SON: A congressional investigating committee finds secret cells in a concentration camp for South Vietnamese political prisoners. Photographed by Tom Harkin.

A NEST OF NAIADS: Five female scientists dive down to live and work for two weeks on the ocean's floor. Photographs of PROJECT TEKTITE 2.

CHET HUNTLEY GOES OFF THE AIR: Half of the famous TV team leaves news broadcasting after 15 years. By Thomas Thompson.

CLOTHES THAT TELL A STORY: New designs for dresses, sweatshirts, jackets. Photographed by John Stember.

AN INDIANA FAMILY EMIGRATES TO CANADA: Dissatisfied with their life in the U.S., the Argasts, like many others, are moving out. Photographed by Vernon Merritt III.

WILLIE YORK FROM BIG EAST FORK: A lawless old derelict is the subject of a hit song. By David Snell.

PAINTING THE TOWN: ingenious artists liven up drab city walls.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY Great danger from a new direction. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY Dan McCoy photographs roads.
REVIEWS:
Philip Kunhardt reports on Japan's Expo '70.
Kurt Vonnegut Jr. reviews Dan Wakefield's new novel, Going All the Way.
SEQUEL Apollo 11 astronauts a year after their flight. By Gene Farmer.
PARTING SHOTS A few rules for conversation with Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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