ISSUE DATE: JULY 10, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 2

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COVER: Summer Sun and California Girls! Katie O'Pace, 18, in the surf at Ventura.

SPECIAL SEASON OF THE YOUNG: Hot days lure exuberant beauties to California's beaches. Photographed by Co Rentmeester. [Gorgeous photographs!]

THE GODFATHER'S FATHER: Author MARIO PUZO can afford to live it up at last. Photographed by Bob Peterson.

CAMBODIA: THE WRECK WE LEAVE BEHIND: U.S. fighting men have gone and Cambodians must cope not only with the Communists but with South Vietnamese and Thais. Meanwhile, the quiet American presence begins to grow. A report by John Saar.

RECORD-BREAKING CHINA DOLL: A pretty track whiz from Taiwan has lost only two of her last 121 races.

THE MOP COMES BACK: The renaissance of a hairy 16th Century dog.

PAROLE BOARD: When convicts plead for early release, three good men with little to guide them must answer ''yes" or ''no". By Donald Jackson.

AN EXTRA HOUSE TO PLAY IN: The cost of new vacation homes is lower than you'd think.

DEPARTMENTS:
Editorial: Vietnam: Enough is finally enough.
THE PRESIDENCY Flickers of hope in the heat. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Simon Nathan's alphabet photographs.
REVIEWS:
Three books on the environment are reviewed by Wallace Stegner: Paul Shepard and David McIkinley's The Subversive Science; The Environmental Handbook, edited by Garrett De Bell; and Ecotactics, the Sierra Club Handbook for Environment Activists.
Albert Goldman reviews the Who's gap-bridging rock concert at the Met.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
PARTING SHOTS Where she stops nobody knows.
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