ISSUE DATE: July 12 1968; Vol. 65, No. 2

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COVER: Starving children of Biafra War.

THE WEEK'S NEWS AND FEATURES: A WAR OF EXTINCTION AND STARVATION IN BIAFRA: A tiny breakaway African country fights to stay alive. And no protein food. By Michael Mok.

POLITICS: The Coalition for a Democratic Alternative meets to stop the Humphrey steamroller and lay plans to stampede the convention. By William A. McWhirter.

THE ENCHANTMENTS OF MEXICO: A luminous land and its long past beckon neighbors from the north. Photographed by John Dominis. Square-hopping and a flip-flop finish. By Mary Leatherbee.

INHIBITIONS THROWN TO THE WINDS: A new movement seeks to unlock the potential of what people could be but aren't. (Human Potential Movement) By Jane Howard.

GREAT DINNERS: Part 52: Good catch in chowders: A special Yankee style creates a fish classic. Photograph by Henry Groskinsky. Veal in wine and a rich peach cake. By Eleanor Graves.

SPORTS: A U.S. tennis surprise. American Davis Cuppers make the big news at Wimbledon. By John R. McDermott.

OPINION AND COMMENT:
Editorial: A great Court -- and its flaws.
Reviews:
Books: Hermann Hesse's The Journey to the East and Narcissus and Goldmund, reviewed by Webster Schott.
Theater: Futz, directed by Tom O'Horgan, reviewed by Tom Prideaux.
Letters to the Editors.
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