Saturday Evening Post June 18, 1966

COVER STORY: THE EERIE THRILLS OF SKYDIVING: The joys of falling through space ... Photographs by Jerry Irwin and Jack Zehrt.
ARTICLES:
Let's draft women too! (Speaking Out) ... Caroline Bird.
Mr. Dove and Mr. Hawk (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop.
Life of a salesman (The Human Comedy) ... Thomas Meehan.
The rape of the land ... Ben H. Bagdikian.
The undeclared war in Guatemala ... Robert Rogers and Ted Yates.
I am a U.C. student -- do not fold, bend or mutilate ... Herbert Gold.
LEO DUROCHER: "They ain't getting no maiden" ... Roger Kahn.

FICTION:
Traveling light (Part 1) ... Charles Portis. Illustrated by Sanford Kossin.
Wolves in the attic ... Daniel Martin Klein. Illustrated by Mark English.

DEPARTMENTS: Letters;America, America; Post scripts; Hazel ; Editorials. ABOUT THIS ISSUE: BEN H. BAGDJKIAN, author of THE RAPE OF THE LAND, has just won Sigma Delta Chi's annual magazine-writing award for his story on unemployment published in the Post last year. Producer- director TED YATES, winner of three of TV's Emmy awards, and ROBERT ROGERS, an associate producer and writer at NBC News, tell of the week they spent in Guatemala in the mountain lair of anti-government guerrillas.... ROGER KAHN, whose article on Cub manager Leo Durocher appears in this issue, first met Durocher in 1959, when Roger was a sports reporter on the New York Herald Tribune and Durocher was managing the New York Giants. Kahn worked with him again in 1963, when Roger was sports editor of the Post and Durocher and Edward Linn were collaborating on the feisty manager's memoirs, I COME TO KILL YOU.... The cover photo was taken by JERRY IRWIN.



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