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ISSUE DATE: August 19 1963; Vol LXII, No 8, 8/19/63
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THE COVER. When the South makes its stand on the forthcoming civil-rights legislation before Congress, Sen.Richard B. Russell will be the man to watch. As leader of the South's fight to block the Kennedy bill, the soft-spoken Georgian will be a formidable adversary. A distinguished public servant, with unquestioned intellectualintegrity and courage, Russell is admired on both sides of the aisle -- and in both the North and the South. To tellthe story of Georgia's Russell, NEWSWEEK assigned chief congressional correspondent Samuel Shaffer and John JayIselin to interview the senator, his friends, and his foes; and General Editor William Tuohy to write the story.
THE BABY BOY. A newborn child dies in Boston, and the whole world mourns with the grieving parents -- thePresident and First Lady of the United States. Page 17. Among the many touched by the death of Patrick BouvierKennedy, none will be so concerned as those mothers for whom Caesarean section is the only way to give birth. Amedical report.
'MIR Y DRUZHBA!' The toast in Russian means "peace and friendship"; and the American and British officials inMoscow for the test-ban treaty signing, echo the words. As more than 40 other nations join in the pact, hope forSenate ratification brightens. Page 19. Yet the U.S. has not abandoned its new weapons and search for newdetection techniques.
OPENING DOOR. After the East-West finish diplomats signing the test-ban treaty, will the easing of tensions permitmore East- West trade? The incentive to do business is urgent, and this upswing may prove to be the key toEurope's economic prosperity in the next decade. Chief European correspondent Eldon Griffiths' on-scenereport.
PART III. The final chapter of the Securities and Exchange Commission's 5,400-page, special study of the nation'ssecurities markets is issued -- with the SEC itself coming in for criticism along with other aspects of the stocks-and-bonds business. An analysis of this phase of the searching survey, plus a question-and-answer interview withinvestigation chairman Milton H. Cohen by BUSI- NESS TRENDS editor Hobart Rowen.
THE NEWSWEEK LISTINGS:
WALTER LIPPMANN on the Test Ban treaty.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS. Katherine and Philip Graham.
BUSINESS AND FINANCE. Wilbur mills grinds fine.
BUSINESS TIDES, Double Taxation by Henry Hazlitt.
Spotlight on Business: Neither all bad nor all good.
MOVIES: Andre Caytatte -- article with photo; The Small workd of Sammy Lee.
BOOKS: Connie Boucher and her determined press.
MUSIC: Lulu by Alban Berg, at Sante Fe Opera; LuLu Porter nee Marianne Wolford (article with photo).
PERSPECTIVE, Raymond Moley.
WASHINGTON, Kenneth Crawford.
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