ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 27, 1970; VOL. 69, NO. 22

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COVER STORY: Part I of an Exclusive Four-Part Series -- KHRUSHCHEV REMEMBERS: The former Soviet premier, now in retirement, looks back to the 1930s to give a vividly detailed account of life in Stalin's terror-ridden inner circle. A unique historical document illustrated by previously unpublished photographs.

PORTRAIT OF A DEADLY PINWHEEL: A storm that killed hundreds of thousands ravages East Pakistan.

RARITIES OF ETHIOPIA: In the harsh uplands of an ancient African kingdom, some of the world's scarcest animals struggle against extinction. Photographed by Bill Ray. The losing fight for game parks, by Michael Mok.

THE DOCTOR IN THE TV SET: A new closed-circuit system in Boston makes distant diagnosis possible.

IT'S KNICKERS SANS DROOP: Chic though sheathed from neck to knee.

WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN A FIX LIKE THIS?: An expert conducts a seminar in surviving emergency situations. By Richard Woodbury.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE PRESIDENCY: Fifty years at 1/20th of a second. By Hugh Sidey.
GALLERY: Photographer Marie Cosindas on the set of Scrooge.
REVIEWS:
Calvin Trillin contemplates what happened when Roxanne bought a copy of The Sensuous Woman.
The trouble with political movies, a review by Richard Schickel.
Webster Schott on Robert Coles's explication and biography of pioneer psychoanalyst Erik H. Erikson.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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