ISSUE DATE: February 23, 1962; Vol. 52, No. 8

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COVER: SHIRLEY MacLAINE: Tortured role in a Daring Movie.

STORY OF THE WEEK: Up, up and up in busy Chicago: building boom makes exciting changes in the city that gave birth to the skyscraper.

NEWSFRONTS: Bobby irks Texas . . . Red ship's load for Cuba . . . Massive mourning in Paris . . . A ceiling's hidden nymphs Twisting duchess . . . Farewell to "Ding" Darling.
EDITORIALS: Chins up, Republicans; Now listen to a Marine.

THE COLOR SPECTACLE: Dazzle after dark in Japan at the Orient's busiest, liveliest nightclubs. Photographed for LIFE by Eliot Elisofon.

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK: Outbreak of new films for adults only: shocking candor on the screen provides a dilemma for the family. By Peter Bunzel. Plus photo essay. ["The Children's Hour", "The Mark", "A View from A Bridge", "Victim", "All Fall Down", "Walk on the Wild Side" and others]

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK: CHARLES (SONNY) LISTON, the meanest heavyweight to go after the title. By Marshall Sinith. [NICE, In-depth article!]

BETTER LIVING: California's dizzy hillside homes bring pleasures and some problems. Photographed for LIFE by Grey Villet.

YOUTH: Cartoonist Charles Addams makes ghoulish additions to rag dolls for little girls.

ANIMALS: a champ called Cal wins the nation's most important cat show.

SPECIAL REPORT: inside story of a lawyer's adventure.

By David Snell.

DEPARTMENTS:
LIFE GUIDE to flower displays, art, theater, books.
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: boots' two routes.
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