ISSUE DATE: June 19, 1965; 238th Year, Issue No. 12, 6/19/65

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THE COVER: "The RUSSIAN WOMEN. Triumph and Frustration". Russian Intourist guide Oksana Mikhalova.

ARTICLES:
The man from U.N.C.L.E ... Don Freeman. "ROBERT VAUGHN has hit the top as television's saturine supersleuth, but his private ambitions aim higher and baffle his friends." [Article, Photos, of him playing Hamlet, others!]
Down with sin! (Speaking Out) ... Tom Wolfe.
L. B. J.'s foreign policy -- manner and matter (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop.
Confessions of a pun addict (The Human Comedy) ... John Skow.
Ordeal of a Hoffa victim ... Bill Davidson.
The Russian woman ... Olga Carlisle.
Is anybody out there? ... Steven M. Spencer.
A school where children teach themselves ... Hillel Black.
Murder: The Klan on trial ... William Bradford Huie.

FICTION:
Don Juan in Dublin ... Sean O'Faolain. Illustrated by Des Asmussen.
Dovisch among the savages ... Herbert Wilner. N. M. Bodecker.

Departments: Letters; Hazel; America, America; Editorials; Post scripts.

ABOUT THIS ISSUE, from the Editors: OLGA CARLISLE, author of THE RUSSIAN WOMAN, recently spent six weeks in the Soviet Union, her third trip there in five years. Born in Paris of Russian parents, she is the granddaughter of the famous Russian author Leonid Andreyev. In 1963 Random House published her book Voices in the Snow (subtitled "Encounters With Russian Writers"), and she is now at work on a book about Soviet poets.... WILLIAM BRADFORD RUlE, who writes about the murder of a Negro military officer in Georgia, is author of the book Three Lives for Mississippi, in which he describes the murder of three civil-rights Olga Carlisle workers. / The cover photograph of Russian Intourist guide Oksana Mikhalova was taken by JOHN LAUNOIS, who took hundreds of color photographs in the U.S.S.R. early this year to illustrate the life of Russian women. (Launois won a second-place award in this year's National Press Photographers Association's "Pictures of the Year" competition, while Post photographer Lawrence J. Sculler took a first and a second place.)
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