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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
MAY 19, 1980; Vol. XCV, No. 20
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: LEADING TWO LIVES. Women at work and home. Cover: Phillip Leonian.
TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE SUPERWOMAN SQUEEZE It is very possibly the most far-reaching social evelopment of the past decade: the enormous urge of American women into the labor force. or mothers with small children-43 per cent of arried women with children under 6 now ork--the strain between job and family has ecome enormous. NEWSWEEK examines their dilemma and how to ease it.
THE ABSENTEE: Leonid Brezhnev (below), Hua Guo-feng and dozens of other world leaders went to Belgrade for the funeral of Yugoslavia's Josip Broz Tito. But Jimmy Carter went to Philadelphia, sending Vice President Walter Mondale in his place--and prompting a clamor of criticism from Europeans.
A SPIRITUAL SAFARI: Pope John Paul II was hailed with universal enthusiasm on his ten-day tour of Africa, but he left behind a firm admonition to the continent's young church that "Africanization" of the faith must not mean the abandonment of fun- damental teachings.
PICASSO: "I, the King," Pablo Picasso once scribbled on a self-portrait. And so he remains --as is proven once again in the definitive show of the century's greatest artist, which opens this week at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, marking its 50th anniversary.
BACK IN THE 'STARS': Star Warriors, relax: "The Empire Strikes Back," the $19 million sequel to George Lucas's "Star Wars," is just fine. Luke, Han, Leia, Darth Vader, R2-D2 --they're all back (along with a new Forceful little guru named Yoda) in a space chase that's even slicker and sleeker than its predecessor.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
The Cuban refugee flood .
Carter leaves the Rose Garden.
Rep. Drinan and the Pope.
Cracking a Soviet code.
Coping with toxic waste.
INTERNATIONAL:
Yugoslavia: the man who wasn't there.
The West Bank: did the Israelis overreact?.
Britain: a hostage rescue that worked.
Libya: another embassy siege Iran: how to get the hostages out .
Richard Nixon on World War III.
RELIGION: The Pope's spiritual safari.
BUSINESS:
The economy: a sudden break in the spiral.
Chrysler gets its bailout.
The CBS president is fired.
Proposition 11 vs. Big Oil.
Coal: fuel of the future.
LIFE/STYLE:
The Superwoman squeeze (the cover).
Day care: how other countries cope.
ART:
A massive Picasso show at the
Museum of Modern Art.
NEWS MEDIA:
The case of the Saudi Princess.
Blacks vs. The Detroit News.
Dave Kingman, now batting in the press box.
TELEVISION: Dick Orkin and Bert Bertis, masters of the absurd.
BOOKS:
"Doctor Fischer of Geneva or the Bomb Party," by Graham Greene.
"The Height of Your Life," by Ralph Keyes.
Henrik Tikkan en's "A Winter's Day".
MEDICINE:
The health-fair boom.
Exercise: a way to fight clotting.
THEATER:
Peter Brook's triple triumph.
MOVIES:
"The Empire Strikes Back": the sequel to "Star Wars".
George Lucas, star chaser.
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: Diane Cole.
Paul A. Samuelson.
Meg Greenfield.
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