NEWSWEEK November 26 1973 Nov 73 RICHARD NIXON Not a crook PRINCESS ANNE WEDDING

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NEWSWEEK November 26 1973 Nov 73 RICHARD NIXON Not a crook PRINCESS ANNE WEDDING:
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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: November 26, 1973; Vol LXXXII, No 22
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½\" X 11\". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo) IN THIS ISSUE:
[Use \'Control F\' to search this page. MORE MAGAZINES\' exclusive detailed content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date.] This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 COVER: President Richard Nixon: \"I am not a crook\".TOP OF THE WEEK:
\'I\'M NOT A CROOK\': It was Operation Candor, meant to rehabilitate a shaken President, and it included some extraordinary moments. There wereRichard Nixon s private meetings with his own party\'s Senate leaders, who told him bluntly in their own Operation Candor what they thought of hissituation -- and the weekend press conference in which he declared, \"I\'m not a crook.\" Veteran Capitol Hill correspondent Samuel Shafferreconstructed the Congressional meetings for Senior Editor Peter Goldman\'s cover story. Reporters Nicholas Horrock and Tom Joyce uncovered newdevel- opments in the milk-fund scandal and the Teamster campaign donations. Another piece chronicles the parade of corporate contributors calledto testify by Senator Ervin\'s Watergate committee. (Cover photo by Wally McNamee -- Newsweek.).ROYAL WEDDING: With the splendor and the pageantry that only Britain can muster, Queen Elizabeth II\'s only daughter, Princess Anne, married ahandsome cavalry captain in Westminster Abbey last week. Reporter Lorraine Kisly covered the ceremony. General Editor Elizabeth Peer\'s story isaccompanied by two pages of color photos.FUEL FEARS: Gasoline rationing seemed inevitable last week as the fuel crisis deepened and created new fears about the health of the economy. Ifrationing comes to pass, it will be the first imposition of such controls in peacetime. With files from James Bishop Jr. and Rich Thomas in Washingtonand reports from other cities, Michael Ruby examines the problems and prospects of rationing and how it would affect the economy. Allan J. Mayerdetails the country\'s response to the fuel crisis and how rationing worked the last time around.THE SUPERSTAR OF \'73: He is pure speed, grace, power and rhythm in action, and when the year is over, the Buffalo Bills\' O. J. Simpson may havebroken Jim Brown\'s 1963 rushing record for yards gained by a pro football player during a single season. Sports editor Pete Axthelm, who has knownO. J. for years, reported and wrote the \'story of the latest superstar.AT KILOMETER 101: In a tent on the Cairo-Suez road last week, Israelis and Egyptians sat down together and negotiated an agreement. AssociateEditor Milton R. Benjamin assesses that tentative first step toward lasting peace. And Senior Editor Arnaud de Borchgrave (above, left, with anEgyptian at the negotiating site) adds an eye- witness report.

INDEX:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Mr. Nixon fights back (the cover): \"I\'m not a crook\".
The money game.
Hoffa and milk.
A new sorrow for the Kennedys.
Book-burning in North Dakota.
A small town with a nightmare.
INTERNATIONAL The Arab oil boycott begins to pinch. Hardest hit: Japan and Britain.
The Israeli-Egyptian accord.
A reporter at Kilometer 101.
Greece: the student revolt.
Princess Anne\'s wedding.
Delphlc diplomacy in Peking.
Vietnam: the \"peace\" that isn\'t working.
JUSTICE: Releasing some important FBI files.
EDUCATION: A crackdown on perennial students; Faculty-student sex: a survey.
MEDICINE: A new way to measure blood flow; Who gets ulcers?; Signs of skin cancer.
BUSINESS AND FINANCE:
Getting ready for rationing.
The nation reacts.
Would rationing work?.
Revolt in the UAW.
Electronics: mighty midgets.
Devaluing the role of gold.
Lumber: Weyerhaeuser\'s way.
IDEAS: The futurists.
LIFE AND LEISURE: New garb for the Girl Scouts; Freelandia -- the freakiest airline.
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: Cynthia Buchanan.
Shana Alexander.
Paul A. Samuelson.THE ARTS:
MOVIES:
\'Executive Action\".
\"England Made Me\".
BOOKS:
Adam B. Ulam\'s life of Stalin.
\"Heartbreak Tango,\" by Manuel Puig.
Angus Wilson\'s \"As If by Magic\".
\"The Devil and John Foster Dulles,\" byTownsend Hoopes.
THEATER:
\"Goad Evening\": well, mostly good.
\"Gigi\": quick.frozen fare.
\"The Foursome\": explosive.
MUSIC: Charlie Rich: loser to winner. ______
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