ISSUE DATE: September 13, 1963; Vol. 55, No. 11

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ON THE COVER: SPECIAL ISSUE about the SOVIET PEOPLE: Natela Gugulashvili lives in Soviet Georgia. During summer vacation she dances in a troupe that brings entertainment to the collective farms.

U.S.-BOUND SHOWMEN: Soviet puppeteers, theater people ask: "Will it go on Broadway?" Special Report by Tom Prideaux.

LIFE GUIDE: How to visit the Soviet Union -- how to get there, where to go, what to expect. Sights on a long trip.
Photographer Stan Wayman traveled 10,000 miles and saw everything from roughriders to sweet girls.

LETTERS TO THE EDITORS: The Biggest Story -- Housing Throughout the U.S.S.R. history's biggest boom in prefab apartment construction is in the works.

SWEETHEART OF SPACE: The first woman cosmonaut goes home.

ITEMS IN THE NEWS IN THE U.S.S.R.: Huge earth mover digs the biggest scoop.
Comely gymnasts limber up for the Olympics.
Weekend sportsmen hold a splashy kayak race.

HIGH-DIVING SEAL: He goes head first off the rocks.

RESCUE OF A U.S. FLIER: Soviet fishermen reel him in near Cape Cod and record the drama on film.

THE SOVIET ECONOMY: It keeps growing but that's not enough. Heavy industry thrives; agriculture doesn't.

RARE VIEW OF TOP MEN: Gallery of leaders photographed by Yousuf Karsh starts with Khrushchev in a huge fur coat.
Party and Government: How the country is controlled.

A PROSPERING FAMILY: Meet Alexander, Eliena, Sasha and Natasha Lozovan of Moscow who, by Russian standards, are affluent upper class.

MOFFETTS GO A-MOSEYING: An editor puts his kids in a Soviet camp and takes a trip around the country. By Hugh Moffett.

HIGH-FASHION DESIGNER: Slava changes things and the ladies are trimmer in his styles.

SAVORY REGIONAL FOOD: Moscow's fine restaurants are the showcases for Churek, Piti, Shashlyk, Vareniky and Gury.

HOSTS WITH MOST TOASTS: LIFE goes to Soviet Georgia and samples its renowned hospitality. By Robert Brigham.

EDITORIAL: Why we must put holes in the Iron Curtain.
MISCELLANY: As ways change, an old bird hangs on.
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