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NEWSWEEK February 21 1972 CHINA HOWARD HUGHES SAPPORO
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ISSUE DATE: February 21, 1972; Vol LXXIX, No 8
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE CHINA NIXON WILL SEE: (SPECIAL REPORT) Next week the nation's TV screens will offer Americans a historic and paradoxical sight: the Presidentof the United States moving in state through the People's Republic of China. For more than twenty years,most Americans viewed China as an unalloyed tyrannyand an implacable foe. Then, with the bounce of aPing Pong ball, Peking signaled its desire for betterrelations with the U.S., and scores of Americans cameflocking home from China with wondrous tales of anegalitarian utopia without slums, crime or VD.
Both the old contempt and the new admiration forChina rested on dangerous oversimplifications. Accordingly, when Mr. Nixon announced his trip lastJuly, Newsweek immediately began to plan the Special Report on China, illustrated with eight pages ofcolor photographs, that appears in this issue. Frominterviews with scholars, refugees and nearly 100recent visitors, Newsweek correspondents, writers andresearchers directed by Senior Editor Edward Kleinprepared this 22-page portrait of theChina that President Nixon will see.
The picture that emerges is of aland of endless contrast and contradiction. Arriving at a realistic appraisal of this complex and alien society will be a monumental task forboth Mr. Nixon and the country -- andone of monumental importance aswell. (Newsweek cover photo byHarry Redl -- Black Star.)
THE HOAX AND THE HOAXED: The great Howard Hughes fiasco careened towardits denouement last week in typically antic style. Lifemagazine, which had trumpeted its acquisition of theHughes "memoirs" just two months ago, blushinglybranded Clifford Irving's manuscript a "hoax" -- andLife's sister magazine, Time, unblushingly trumpetedits plans to tell how Irving had flummoxed Life andthe McGraw-Hill Book Co. Some of the Irving manuscript's best morsels were traced to an early versionof another book about Hughes by his onetime lieutenant Noah Dietrich. Meanwhile two grand juries werestill digging into the Irving case. With files from TomMathews in New York and Martin Kasindorf in LosAngeles, General Editor Richard Boeth writes the latest installment of the tall story. On page 113, Associate Editor Peter Gwynne explores the expertise ofthe handwriting specialists who originally vouched forthe "Hughes" documentation -- and who changed theirminds last week.
TOPSY-TURVY IN SAPPORO: There was a distinct Alice in Wonderland quality tothe Winter Olympics at Sapporo, Japan, last week. Apoorly rated U.S. team won quite a few victories. TheSwedes and Russians fought, and the Swiss ran awaywith the slalom. Pete Axthelm writes the story.
INDEX:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
President Nixon and his vietnam critics.
Foreign policy: "the watershed year".
Mansfield's blast at Senate absenteeism.
The Howard Hughes hoax -- with excerptsfrom the "autobiography".
How will the insurgents do in New Hampshire's primary?.
SPECIAL REPORT:
The China Mr. Nixon will see (the cover) -- with eight pages of color photos.
What it means to be Chinese.
The American view of China: myth andmisunderstanding.
Maoism: a method to the "madness".
Growing up in Communist China.
Life under Mao: hard work, little play.
What will come of the summit?.
After Mao: can the revolution continue?.
INTERNATIONAL:
Ulster: is civil war avoidable?.
Blackout in Britain: the coal strike.
Bangladesh: the Bihari problem.
Selling escapes from East Germany.
SPORTS: The topsy-turvy Olympics: with two pagesof color photographs.
MEDICINE: An artificial brain for stroke victims?.
THE CITIES: How to talk black.
EDUCATION: Burying the "political recess"; New York State's controversial Fleischmann Commission.
RELIGION: Toward Catholic membership in the National Council of Churches; Controversial preacher Cecil Williams.
BUSINESS AND FINANCE:
The airlines -- flying high.
The U.S's trade-and-money package deal.
Ecology: the Clairton coke works battle.
Is Glenn W. Turner really unstoppable?.
Counting BTU's to conserve energy.
Politics: Mr. Nixon vs. the labor unions.
Setting US. economic goals for 1990.
THE MEDIA: Covering the Peking trip: it's TV 3 to 1; A talk with the whimsical Dr. Seuss.
SCIENCE AND SPACE:
Handwriting experts and the forger.
The U.S.-Soviet research agreement.
Bringing experts and students together through tape recordings.
THE COLUMNISTS:
George W. Ball.
Clam Morgello.
Henry C. Wallich.
Stewart Alsop.
THE ARTS:
THEATER:
Allen Ginsberg's "Kaddish".
Joyce Carol Oates at the Cubiculo.
MUSIC : Sarah Caldwells triumphant "Trojans".
BOOKS:
"Calcutta," by Geoffrey Moorhouse.
Alan Levy's "Rowboat to Prague".
"Aretino's Dialogues" in English.
Bill Mauldin's "The Brass Ring".
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