ISSUE DATE: November 3, 1967; Vol. 63, No. 18

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THE WEEK'S NEWS AND FEATURES:
COVER STORY: RUNAWAY KIDS: An old problem takes a perilous new form as youngsters by the thousands crowd into the hippie slum areas of the big cities.

CLOSE-UP: Movie star, novelist, playwright ROBERT SHAW, "the highest paid, oldest unknown actor in the world." By Thomas Thompson. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos, inside and out!]

THE MAJESTY OF THE TAJ MAHAL: Photographed by Larry Burrows. Its beauty veils a mogul's ruthless whim. By William A. McWhirter. [MULTIPLE FULL PAGE COLOR PHOTOS, Beautiful!]

SPECIAL REPORT: The Runge spy case: A Soviet agent's defection traps people who stole Western secrets.

IDEA BROKER IN THE RACE CRISIS: A troubled nation turns to Pat Moynihan as the second wave of the Negro revolution mounts. By Fred Powledge.

MODERN LIVING: The big play in paper, from giraffes to gazebos.

OPINION AND COMMENT:
Editorials: Misguided protectionism; Goodby Expo, hello Canada.
Reviews:
Book: Peter De Vries' The Vale of Laughter, reviewed by Melvin Maddocks.
Movie: Cool Hand Luke, with Paul Newman, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
Music: Mahler by Bernstein, reviewed by Stefan Kanfer.
Letters to the Editors.
The Feminine Eye: "Little Shirley Temple" lives. By Shana Alexander.
The Presidency: Philosophy of office and the ache of ambition. By Hugh Sidey.
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