ISSUE DATE: June 30-July 7 1962; Vol 235, No 26

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THE COVER: The Piazza della Signoria of Florence -- where Savonarola was burned at the, stake, where Cellini's Perseus stands a few paces from Giambologna's Rape of the Sabines. And how do artist ALAJALOV's (ALAJALOV) signorine spend their few hours amid this Renaissance splendor? They write "Wish you were here" cards. What they really wish, of course, is the time and money to linger longer.

ARTICLES:
The Bouncy World of a Breezy Blonde -- Top teenage model and budding actress Brooke Bundy leads a dizzy, coaast to coast life and loves to talk and talk about it. [A beautiful girl, with many pictures!]

You Yanks Are Hypocrites (Speaking Out) ... By Prakash C. Jam.
New Case-History Facts on Birth Control Pills ... By Steven M. Spencer.
My War With Sharks ... By Scott G. Slaughter, as told to William M. Stephens.
Safeguarding Our Atomic Secrets ... By Lewis L. Strauss.
Landing on Easy Street -- In 25 Words (or Less) ... By Stanley Frank.
My Old Army Carries On ... By Bernard Asbell.
The Beanball: Myth or Menace? ... Moderated by Harry T. Paxton.
The Winds of Freedom ... By Dean Rusk.

FICTION:
The Devil's Right-Hand Man By Tom Macdonald.
The Ironclad Alibi (Conclusion) By Steve McNeil.
The War Games of Barnaby Warren By Jacob Hay.

DEPARTMENTS:Letters ; People on the Way Up ; Post Scripts ; Hazel ; Editorials.

OUR BY-LINES: Lewis L. Strauss wrote his forthcoming book, Men and Decisions, at his horse- and-cattle farm in Culpeper County, Virginia. SAFEGUARDING OUR ATOMIC SECRETS is a condensation of one chapter from the book. Other chapters deal with the work to expand the peaceful uses of atomic energy and with the decisions to make the atomic and hydrogen bombs.... Secretary of State Dean Rusk is a distinguished author of long standing: An essay on international relations won him the Cecil Peace Prize at St. John's College, Oxford, as a Rhodes scholar thirty years ago.... Contributing Editor Steven M. Spencer was cited by Tem- ple University recently for his "brilliant and vital interpretation of the wonders and the challenges of science".... Shark slaughterer Scott G. Slaughter and underwater writer William M. Stephens are fellow Floridians. . . . New York's Stanley Frank writes enviously of a $12,000-a-word fellowwriter.... Ex-GI Bernard Asbeli became an Army editor as a nineteen-year-old private during World War II.... Novelist-newspaperman Tom Macdonald lives in Johannesburg, South ....... . Jacob Hay sailed home from England recently aboard the SS France, accompanied by his wife, his mother-in-law, two dogs and a dilapidated station wagon.... Died on June 2: Contributing Editor Demaree Bess, sixty-eight, a highly esteemed Post writer for a quarter of a century. At the time of his death he had nearly completed a two-year project which we plan to publish next winter. Demaree Bess had spent most of his adult life abroad until he settled a few years ago in Asheville, N.C., with his wife Dorothy.
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