TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: August 31, 1987, Volume CX, No. 9
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: KATE. A Rare talk with the Invincible Hepburn. An excllusive excerpt from her new memoir. Cover: Photo by John Bryson--Sygma.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
GREAT KATE: Who is the real Katharine Hepburn? A legend who has guarded her privacy over the years, the veteran actress has never published an autobiog-raphy--unlike half of Hollywood. But her soon-to-appear memoir, "The Making of 'The African Queen--and a rare interview with NEWSWEEK--provide a revealing view of the private Kate. The Arts: Page 48.

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: The U.S. Navy assembled its biggest war fleet since Vietnam in the shallow waters of the Persian Gulf. But old-fashioned Iranian mines slowed American warships to a crawl as the high-tech Navy struggled to cope with Iran's low-level threat. National Affairs: Page 14.

FUND FRENZY: Lured by the five-year-old bull market, investors have marched lemminglike into mutual funds that buy billions of dollars of stocks and bonds. So far most people have made money--though many seem totally confused by the hundreds of new funds being pitched their way. Worse still, Wall Street's marketing blitz has fomented a series of deceptive practices that often eat into the holdings of unsuspecting investors. Business: Page 40.

READING THE BOOK OF MAN: Biologists are on the verge of deciphering our very genes--an achievement that could cure many diseases. But the $300 million price tag is sparking a furious debate. Is the effort worth the cost? Society: Page 58.

VIETNAM ON PRIME TIME: The Vietnam War is the last subject the TV viewer might expect to invade prime-time entertainment. But the networks have two Vietnam shows in the fall lineup and several others on the drawing board. War story: CBS'S 'Tour of Duty'. Lifestyle: Page 68.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS:
In deeper in the gulf.
For the Navy, another Beirut.
An unconventional sea war.
Gary Hart makes a splash.
Memo to Sam Nunn.
Tip O'Neill turns pitchman.
What happened on Flight 255?.
The trials of Marion Barry.
Trouble for an Edwardian gent.
International.
South Korea: labor pains.
A self-made tycoon.
The Central American peace.
plans: a question of trust.
Washington warms up to Syria.
Australia and the aborigines: rough justice.
The Hungerford massacre.
Rudolf Hess, 1894-1987;.
Business.
Mutual-fund madness.
Oil's gutsy new mavericks.
Hyperexcitement at Apple.
The selling of Beverly Hills.
High.
Buying debt, saving nature.
A long-brewing boycott ends at Coors.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
The Arts.
Books: Kate (the cover.
The Making of 'The African Queen.
Safire on Lincoln "Freedom" reviewed.
Society.
Science: The genome initiative.
Religion: Not the Bakkers.
Medicine: A feverish vacation.
Education: Cleveland pays for A's.
Lifestyle.
Television: Vietnam on prime.
time.
Trends: Big money in llamas.
The summer of the scooter.
Health: A warning to women on AIDS.
Departments.
Periscope.
Update.
My Turn.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.


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