ISSUE DATE: December 14, 1968; 241st year, No. 25, 12/14/68

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COVER: Are we heading toward the day everything stops? Transportation Issue, cover painting by Gene Holtan.

ARTICLES:
Why should Negroes be above criticism? (Speaking Out) . . . Irving Howe.
I'm going to be a movie star (Points West) . . . Joan Didion.
Transportation: Are we nearing the day everything stops:
The American highway: Do we know where we're going? . . . Richard J. Whalen.
Suddenly the pilot shouted:'Who is that traffic at one o'clock?' . . . Trevor Armbrister.
Transportation mess: What's the solution? . . . Max Gunther.
Craig Claiborne: He can make or break a restaurant . . . William Manville.
Lance Alworth: 'It's pride that gets you up there' . . . Sandford Brown.

FICTION:
In and out the houses . . . Elizabeth Taylor. Illustrated by David Blossom.
Exiles . . . Geoffrey Household. Illustrated by David Passalacqua.

DEPARTMENTS: Editorial; My kind of people (Cartoons); Letters ; Hazel; America, America; Post scripts.
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