ISSUE DATE: May 13, 1974; Vol. LXXXIII, No. 19, 5/13/74

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TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE NIXON PAPERS: It was the most extraordinary document ever to emerge from the White House -- a 1,308-page book of the Nixon Administration's next-to-innermost secrets. In releasing the edited transcripts of 46 of his Watergate conversations and telephone calls, Mr. Nixon was making a desperate gamble -- the biggest of his long career -- that he could survive as President by exposing his Administration, warts and all, to public view.
The high drama of the gamble and the historic document prompted Newsweek's most extensive treatment of a breaking story in the magazine's history. The resulting special section includes seventeen pages of news articles and analyses and 22 pages devoted to excerpts from the transcripts of the White House tapes.

INDEX:
THE NIXON PAPERS (the cover).
A desperate gamble for survival.
This is your President -- warts and all (Unintelligible) or (inaudible).
The Watergate tales:
What the President knew.
Hush-money talk.
The cover-up comes apart.
How credible was John Dean?.
Listening in on Nixon and his men on thirteen crucial dates.
INTERNATIONAL: The French election.
Kissinger tackles the Syrians.
Nancy K on display.
India's labor crackdown.
Portugal: "The Flower Revolution".
BUSINESS AND FINANCE:
The controls are off.
Fraud at Penn Central?.
Energy: backsliding to oil.
Insurance: faultless victory.
SCIENCE: The Methuselah strain.
SPORTS: The Stanley cut-up.
THE MEDIA : Telling the tape tale.
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: Martin E. Marty.
Milton Friedman.

THE ARTS:
ART: The painters' painters; with four pages of color reproductions.
BOOKS:
"The Wanderers," by Richard Price.
"Hitler," by Joachim Fest.
"Gallic Salt," by Robert Harrison.
"Dummy," by Ernest Tidyman.
"Last Rights," by Marya Mannes.
MOVIES:
"The Conversation": chilling.
"Le Petit Theatre de Jean Renoir": beguiling.
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