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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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April 26, 1982, Volume XCIX, No. 17
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Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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COVER: The Nuclear Nightmare. The Growing outcry over the Bomb. How can the arms Race be halted?
Cover: Photos by NASA and U.S. Navy.
TOP OF THE WEEK:
FALKLANDS: HIGH NOON: "Time is slipping away from us," said Alexander Haig. But the Secretary of State shuttled on, plying the skies over the Atlantic in search of some compromise that might stop Britain and Argentina short of war over the Falkland Islands. Amid conflicting intelligence reports, the British war fleet progressed to within a week's sailing time ofthe islands. Argentina sent its own fleet to sea--and the Soviet Union tried to turn the crisis to its maximum advantage.
THE NUCLEAR NIGHTMARE: They are homemakers and businessmen, lawyers and scientists, doctors and even military men--a broad cross section of Americans united by a deep and urgent concern over nuclear weapons. Hundreds of grass-roots groups dedicated to ending the arms race have sprung up across the nation, and this week they will join forces in an outpouring of protest called Ground Zero Week. NEWS-WEEK examines what promises to be the prime political movement of the 1980s, explores the government's controversial plans for civil defense and presents a panel of experts to assess the tricky issues of arms control.
ISRAEL'S WITHDRAWAL PAINS: While diplomats worked to keep the Sinai withdrawal on track, Israeli troops battled angry Palestinians protesting the shooting at Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock. At least three Arab youths were killed by gunfire. In Yamit, militant Jews dug in for a last stand against eviction from Israel's flag- ship settlement in the Sinai.
FRACTURED EVANGELICALS: The Billy Graham era is drawing to a close, and would-be heirs--most conspicuously the Rev. Jerry Falwell--are already lining up for the leader's mantle. But Graham himself believes evangelicalism's future lies in schools and other institutions, rather than in any single individual.
PIANO PRODIGY: The most exciting musical prodigy in years may be a 12-year-old Greek pianist, Dimitris Sgouros, whose U.S. debut last week with Mstislav Rostropovich and the National Symphony Orchestra in Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto brought down the house at Carnegie Hall.
NEWSWEEK LISTINGS:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:.
The nuclear nightmare (the cover.
Who's who in the anti-nuclear movement.
A complex of tricky issues.
Does civil defense make sense?.
Poverty's bottom line.
Nudging the budget.
A prince and the prosecutors.
Gore Vidal, Senatorial candidate.
INTERNATIONAL:.
High noon in the Falklands.
Playing the spy game.
The Moscow connection.
Canada: a constitution--at last.
Mideast: days of rage and diplomacy.
Last stand at Yamit.
Israel's Lebanese ally.
NEWS MEDIA:.
Covering the Falklands.
Another Pulitzer controversy.
JUSTICE: A judge overrules the jury.
ART: Painting becomes theater.
LIFE/STYLE: Britain's other expedition.
BUSINESS:.
The bankruptcy syndrome.
A bust at Fidelity.
The penalties of a strong dollar.
The Fed numbers game.
Playboy loses another casino.
Hollywood vs. the VCR's.
Here come the "muscle" cars.
MOVIES:.
The politics of "Health.
Wrong Is Right": sound and fury.
A Chekhovian gem.
BOOKS:.
The Portage to San Cristóbal of A. H.," by George Steiner.
Maps and Dreams," by Hugh Brody.
Watchfires," by Louis Auchincloss.
Reprinting American classics.
MUSIC:.
Giulini's superb "Falstaff.
Greece's piano prodigy.
EDUCATION: Reagan's tuition tax-credit plan.
RELIGION: The split-up evangelists.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Letters.
Update.
Periscope.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
THE COLUMNISTS.
My Turn: Sam Cohen.
Pete Axthelm.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
George F. Will.