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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 22, 1952; VOL. XL, NO. 12
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: JAMES BRYANT CONANT: U. S. Education's No. 1 Man. Plus: Can Stevenson hold the Farm Vote?

FOR YOUR INFORMATION:
'COVERING' CONANT: Nearly everybody is talking about the election these days. Obviously it is of great concern to all of us. That's why last week we broadened and deepened our coverage of this phase of the American scene by adding more pages and establishing a new de- partment, "The Campaign.' However, politics is only one facet of our life and interest. Therefore, NEWSWEEK will continue to report just as fully its usual on every other phase of human activity in addition to the campaign. For example, the cover story this week is from a back-of-the-book department--Education--the subject: Dr. James Bryant Conant of Harvard.
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I think you will agree with me that this story of the nation's outstanding educator, which begins on page 72, is well worth the time and effort that went into it. It is another step in our long-time policy of bringing you closer to the outstanding Americans whose thoughts and ideas are helping to shape our future.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS: The national and international news of the day, INCLUDING: Something added to the race: Taft GOP vs TRUMAN fair deal. Robert A Taft endorses Eisenhower. [FULL coverage over may pages of the Presidential campaign] How will the farm states go? The Key states. Acheson defends his policy; Dulles gives GOP rebuttal. NATO's navy puts out to sea: 9 nations in Main Brace. The Leipzig Fair. PLUS MORE National and International news. OTHER ITEMS OF NOTE:
Signed Opinion: Business Tides, HENRY HAZLITT. Perspective, RAYMOND MOLEY. Sport Week, JOHN LARDNER. Washington Tides, ERNEST K. LINDLEY.
ART: Nellie on the loose (artist Rowland Emett). MUSIC: Porgy and Bess first performance in Europe. Paul Warfield in the role (photo). EDUCATION: (Cover story) Dr. CONANT: In science pure, in education controversial. BUSINESS: Auto plants again booming. MOVIES: "The Amazing Monsieur Fabre". "My Man and I". "Just for You". BOOKS: Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. John Steinbeck's "East of Eden". [MUCH MORE, these are just highlights].

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