ISSUE DATE: February 2 1968; Vol. 64, No. 5

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COVER: A Private interview with Soviet PREMIER KOSYGIN.

THE WEEK'S NEWS AND FEATURES:
A RARE PRIVATE INTERVIEW WITH ALEKSEI KOSYGIN: In blunt and chilling words, the Soviet premier states the Soviet position on its relations with the U.S.

BOOKS: The mystery lady of Giacomo James Joyce. A newly published work reveals an early Molly Bloom. By Eileen Lanouette Hughes. [About JAMES JOYCE]

HOCKEY: THE FASTEST GAME: Turned-on moments that spectators often miss. Photographed by Arthur Rickerby.

THE 'PUEBLO' INCIDENT: Hostages in a rekindled campaign of terror. By Jerrold L. Schecter.

THREE KINGS OF BEDLAM: Samuel Beckett, Eugene Ionesco and Jean Genet have revolutionized the theater with their nightmare plays. By Robert Wernick.

FASHION: The man-tailored shirt signs in for spring.

IDEAS IN HOUSES: Part 28: In a palace of poles, huge timbers hold up and go right through a tree house. By Stephen Mahoney. Architect John Johansen.

OPINION AND COMMENT: Editorials: New rules for the nuclear club; Our embassies just growed.
Reviews:
Movie: The Stranger with Marcello Mastroianni, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Book: J. M. G. Le Clezio's The Flood, reviewed by Timothy Foote.
Theater: Edward Albee's Everything in the Garden, reviewed by Tom Prideaux.
Miscellany.
Letters to the Editors.
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