ISSUE DATE: MAY 29, 1970; VOL. 68 NO. 20

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COVER: Actress BRENDA VACCARO. Actresses with more than glamor.

THE MAYOR, THE MOB AND THE LAWYER: A. J. Cervantes runs St. Louis, Morris Shenker is his crime commissioner, and both men have Mob connections. A LIFE investigative report by Denny Walsh.

EXPERIENCE IS THEIR TEXTBOOK: A Denver school cools the spirit of rebellion with a radical new program. Photographed by John Olson.

ACTRESSES WHO ARE REAL PEOPLE: The new kind of movie stars don't want to be glamor girls; they want to be themselves. Photographed by John Loengard. [NICE feature, with profiles and NICE photos of KIM DARBY, SHELLEY PLIMPTON, BRENDA VACCARO (See cover), CARRIE SNODGRASS, SUSAN CLARK, BONNIE BEDELIA, GENEVIEVE BUJOLD, VERNA BLOOM, BEVERLY TODD, and TISA FARROW!]

DILEMMA IN DYERSVILLE: An Iowa town builds a fine new hospital that has everything except doctors. By Loudon Wainwright.

THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT'S WOMAN'S MAN: The quiet and private life of best-selling author JOHN FOWLES. By Richard B. Stolley. [Nice profile]

DON'T MAKE A MOVE OR HE'LL CHUTE: Giorgio Amoretti is trying to set a record which nobody wants to chatlenge.

DEPARTMENTS:
Editorial: The price of campus peace.
THE PRESIDENCY: Phone calls that didn't get through. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY:P Josef Sudek, poet of Prague.
REVIEWS:
Albert Goldman on The Great Jazz Revival.
Getting Straight, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS: It's still style that counts.
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