TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: May 2, 1994, Volume CXXIII, No. 15
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: RICHARD NIXON. 1913-1994. COVER: Photo by Burt Glinn--Magnum.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE RISE AND FALL AND RISE OF RICHARD NIXON: For better and worse, he bestrode a generation of American politics - appearing on NEWSWEEK'S cover a record 54 times and shaping the cynicism of young voters who barely remember his presidency. Yet Nixon's death last week brought a surprising show of another sentiment he craved and never got enough of: respect. He resigned the presidency in disgrace, but two decades later eulogists and even some enemies focused more on his statesmanship than on the stain of Watergate. NEWSWEEK looks back at the many incarnations of the most baffling president of modern history. National Affairs: Page 20.

EXCLUSIVE: YELTSIN ON YELTSIN: Boris Yeltsin is a man of action-- climbing atop a tank to defy a hard-line coup in 1991, ringing a rebellious Parliament with tanks of his own two years later. Now, in an extraordinary new memoir, "The Struggle for Russia," he describes his role in both coups and profiles friends and adversaries at home and abroad. In NEwswIEK's exclusive excerpts, the Russian president creates a remarkable self-portrait And in a special interview, he discusses the current troubles in Bosnia and his own risky attempt to remake Russia. International: Page 32.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK.
National Affairs.
The Cover: The Legacy of Richard Nixon.
Between the Lines': Growing Up With Nixon by Jonathan Alter.
International.
Yeltsin on Yeltsin: Exclusive Book Excerpts.
A Candid Kremlin Interview.
The Man in Charge by Maynard Parker.
Bosnia: Testing the West's Resolve.
South Africa: Voted Into the History Books.
Business.
Interest Watch: The Fed Raises Hell in Debtville by Jane Bryant Quinn.
Scandals: Germany's Big Lenders Come Under Fire.
Salaries: Barbarians Break the Bank.
Loose Change.
The Arts.
Classics: Generation X Falls for Johnny Cash and Tony Bennett.
Books: The Surprise Legacy of Ralph Ellison.
A Walk With a Naturalist.
Music: Phish in a Pond of Their Own.
Jazz: A Tenor Sax on the Far Frontiers.
Lifestyle.
Health: Eating Disorders Gnaw at Young Men.
Television: The Hottest Program Dealers Ever.
Fashion: A Racy New.
Calvin Klein Biography.
Technology: The Quicken Obsession.
Justice: Alien Felons Don't Have to Go Home.
Space: Add Two Planets.
The Pursuit of Happiness': What If the President Wore Boxers Instead? by Jerry Adler.
Departments.
Periscope.
Newsmakers.
My Turn.
Transition.
Letters.
The Last Word.
Perspectives.
by George F. Will.


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