Republicans: The Man to Beat (The Nation / REPUBLICANS)

Nation: Oregon Roundup (The Nation)

The Presidency: Another One of Those Weeks (The Nation / THE PRESIDENCY)

Nation: LYNDON'S FABLES (The Nation)

Pennsylvania: Cleaning It Up (The Nation / PENNSYLVANIA)

California: No Kidding (The Nation / CALIFORNIA)

Michigan: Lightning Strikes Thrice (The Nation / MICHIGAN)

Texas: Trying for the Truth of It (The Nation / TEXAS)

Armed Forces: Tough Man, Tough Job (The Nation / ARMED FORCES)

Nation: In the Ready Room (The Nation)


Communists: Fathers & Sons (The World / COMMUNISTS)

The Netherlands: TheTroubled Orange Family (The World / THE NETHERLANDS)

West Germany: Brunnhilde Reshaped (The World / WEST GERMANY)

World: Socialists Without an Issue (The World)

Sweden: The Case of the Red Eagle (The World / SWEDEN)

Viet Nam: Remember the Card! (The World / VIET NAM)

World: And Meanwhile What's Happening up North? (The World)

Malaysia: Confrontation at the Polls (The World / MALAYSIA)

Great Britain: Jack the Stripper (The World / GREAT BRITAIN)

World: The Ginger Woman (The World)

Paraguay: We Will Show Them (The Hemisphere / PARAGUAY)

Colombia: Death of Black Blood (The Hemisphere / COLOMBIA)

Cuba: SAM's Song (The Hemisphere / CUBA)

Peru: Industry Overboard (The Hemisphere / PERU)


Astronomy: Pulsing Quasar (ASTRONOMY)

Science: The Red Spot Mystery

Technology: Magnetic Metalworking (TECHNOLOGY)


Toxicology: The 18-Hole ltch (Medicine / TOXICOLOGY)

Dentistry: The Limitations of Transplants (Medicine / DENTISTRY)

Surgery: No Place for Amateurs (Medicine / SURGERY)


Fairs: Into Stride (Modern Living / FAIRS)

Fashion: To Keep Your Hand In (Modern Living / FASHION)

The Highway: The Brake Debate (Modern Living / THE HIGHWAY)

Recreation: Seven Men on Four Horses (Modern Living / RECREATION)


Magazines: Childish, Idiotic & Asinine (The Press / MAGAZINES)

The Press: The New Thunderer (The Press)

Newspapers: A Plum in the Valley (The Press / NEWSPAPERS)

Foreign Correspondents: Double Duty in Canada (The Press / FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS)


Methodists: The Challenge of Fortune (METHODISTS)


Pro Basketball: How to Make Contact (PRO BASKETBALL)

Hockey: Why Bookies Have Ulcers (HOCKEY)

Golf: For Goodness' Sake, Hold On (GOLF)

Horse Racing: The Fourth Communion (HORSE RACING)

State of Business: Warmth of Spring (U.S. Business / STATE OF BUSINESS)

Steel: Speaking Out (U.S. Business / STEEL)

Trade: Can You Do Business With the Communists? (U.S. Business / TRADE)

Tobacco: Calling a Smoke a Smoke (U.S. Business / TOBACCO)

Shipping: Turn-Around to Efficiency (U.S. Business / SHIPPING)

Antitrust: At the Belt (U.S. Business / ANTITRUST)

Aviation: Waiting at the Runway (U.S. Business / AVIATION)

West Germany: A Giant Jailed (World Business / WEST GERMANY)

Western Europe: Hungry for Land (World Business / WESTERN EUROPE)

Eastern Europe: The Bulgarian Way (World Business / EASTERN EUROPE)

Japan: Sewing Up the Game (World Business / JAPAN)


Universities: For Adults Only (UNIVERSITIES)

Public Schools: Who's in Charge? (PUBLIC SCHOOLS)


The Supreme Court: Marriage by Choice (The Law / THE SUPREME COURT)

Police: Car 54, Where Are You? (The Law / POLICE)

The Constitution: Does Schoolroom Prayer Require a New Amendment? (The Law / THE CONSTITUTION)


Television, Theater, Records, Cinema, Books: may 8, 1964 (Time Listings / TELEVISION,THEATER,RECORDS,CINEMA,BOOKS)

Art: Art in New York: may 8, 1964 (Art)

Opera: The Bland Giant (Music / OPERA)

Jazz: The Audience Is Shrinking (Music / JAZZ)

Spectacles: Laterna Magika (Show Business / SPECTACLES)

Art: Underground Gallery (Art)

Art: Back in Stijl (Art)

Cinema: A Backward Look (Cinema)

Cinema: One for the Couch (Cinema)

Cinema: Masquerade in Dixie (Cinema)

Cinema: Comedy Manque (Cinema)

Cinema: Three Rescueteers (Cinema)

Books: When Papa Was Tatie (Books)

Books: Chronicler of the Barrios (Books)

Books: The Bawdy Scot (Books)

Books: Chimney-Corner Tales (Books)


Milestones: May 8, 1964


People: May 8, 1964


A Letter From The Publisher: may 8, 1964 (A Letter From The Publisher)


Letters: May 8, 1964