HARPER'S WEEKLY; A Journal of Civilization: Vol. LXIV, No. 3131; June 27, 1975

New York: Harper's Magazine Company, 1975. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good.. 16 pp. The classic American weekly, revived for a short period in the mid-'70s. Most of themagazine's content at this point was reader contributions. In this issue: Sea Bathing: Its Use and Abuse by Ghislani Durant (M.D., Ph.D.), Free Access, The Starvation Solution: an interview with Republican Senator Mark O. Hatfield, Falling Hook, Line and Sinker fo Fish by Lynda Crawford, Mourning Doves Go Modern by Betty McGill, From Gags to Riches by comedian Richard Lewis (as told to Edward Zuckerman), Two Grades for Graduation by Elaine Greenspan, Clean Out Your Desk, Arlene; You're Cancelled by Arlene Sanford, John Wayne's Vietnamese Kibbutz, Bigger Families Make Better People by Ann Tracy, Passing the Buck to History, How Things Are in These Parts by Paul K. Olsen, Les Rickey, and James Hines, What the Nose Knows by Clyde W. Jolley, Cold Off the Press, Running Commentary, A Call for Help from the Suburvan Blackboard Jungle by Anne S. Warner, VD's No Vote Getter by John R. Thomas, and Like Love, Political Action Is Worth the Risk by John Welwood.