ISSUE DATE: January 17 1964; Vol.56 No.3

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COVER/COVER STORY: PILGRIMAGE OF POPE PAUL: Full color coverage of the Pontiff's tour in the Holy Land. Tumult in a gentle setting. By Hugh Moffett.

MONKEY BUSINESS ON THE MOTORWAY: The Florida highway patrol pulls in a monkey at the wheel. Special Report by Richard Billings.

GOLDWATER'S FOREIGN POLICY: The Republican candidate responds to LIFE's editorial: "My 'can-win' proposals." By Senator Barry Goldwater.

PARTY ON A PYRAMID: Danes whoop it up atop the 5,000-year-old tomb of Pharaoh Cheops.

1964 WORLD'S FAIR PREVIEW: In color -- the splendor and spectacles you will see at New York's dream exhibition. Scarcely less fantastic than the fair are some problems it created. By Dora Jane Hamblin. Paintings by Stanley Meltzoff, Arthur Lidov, and Mel Hunter.

MACARTHUR'S REMINISCENCES: Part II: The general recalls a deadly gun duel with Philippine brigands and other swashbuckling adventures of his youth. By General of the Army Douglas MacArthur.

GREEK NOBEL WINNER: George Seferis, prizewinning poet for literature, wanders among the great relics of Athens.
An old friend recalls the poet's love of kites and remote places. By Rex Warner.

TWIN BASKETBALL STARS: LIFE visits Indiana's astonishing look-alike play-alikes, the VanArsdales.

Editorials: Christ's peace and the world's; A cheering budget promise.
LIFE Guide: Wintry carnivals in the snowdrifts. A Navy art exhibition and a gallery of miniature trains.
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: Smart sitting duck.
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