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Important: For fast, noticeable results follow all 3 steps faithfully every day. »2.85. Dorothy Gray *) 1»9», DOROTHY QUAY, LTD. 4 Don't try to brush bad breath away—reach for Listerine! Listerine Stops Bad Breath 4 Times Better than Tooth Paste! Tooth paste is for your teeth — Listerine is for your breath. Germs in the mouth cause most bad breath; and you need an antiseptic to kill germs. Always reach for Listerine after you brush your teeth. No tooth paste is antiseptic, so no tooth paste kills germs the way Listerine Antiseptic does ... on contact, by millions. Listerine stops bad breath four times better than tooth paste— nothing stops bad breath as effectively jl&ch tittisfewie as the Listerine Way. ....Your No. 1 protection against bad breath] — 5 - Vol. 47, No. 13 LIFE September 28, 1959 •CO. U.S. PAT. OFF. COVER Wild ducks en route south for the winter from Canada swarm the waters and the air above Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northern California, a regular stopping-off place for millions of migrating birds (see pp. 72-77) THE WEEK'S EVENTS Khrushchev confronts the Republic: the epochal visit is told in 16 pages of pictures and two pages containing an exclusive report written by Averell Harriman on what went on when the Soviet leader met with America's "ruling classes" 28 It's not the "same old moon": as Russians send a rocket to the moon, a British scientist tells how he tracked it to the target, and plans for future lunar colonies are described 51 A father full of thanks hugs his son. saved from school- PHOTOGRAPHERS FOLLOW KHRUSHCHEV IN NEW YORK WITH GIANT TELESCOPIC LENSES yard blast 103 EDITORIALS 46 Khrushchev's No. I problem De Gaulle's bold plan for Algeria A MEMORABLE VISIT PICTORIAL ESSAYS Marvels and mysteries of migrating birds: science solves the riddle of how feathered fliers find their way— by sun and stars. Paintings for LIFE by Guy Tudor 72 As the new queen sheds a tear for victory. LIFE looks at all AND LASTING IMAGES the Miss Americas, then and now 87 ARTICLE Secrets of an assassin: a brilliant probe bares the identity and If we may borrow a Russian proverb from our famous visitor twisted mind of Trotsky's killer. By Isaac Don Levine 104 shrimps will learn to whistle before American journalists turn out MODERN LIVING in greater numbers than they did this week to cover Khrushchev. LIFE'S garden news: fall birth of the sturdy peony— its In all, 5,000 people were assigned to cover him with pencil, micro- history and how to plant It 58 phone and camera — a staggering number. As a result, the American ART Big art buys in Cleveland: the second wealthiest museum public, already worked up over the close-up prospect of getting a in the U.S. gets Rubens and old carving 63 look at Khrushchev, was treated to an unprecedented rush of on- MILITARY AFFAIRS the-spot words, pictures and recordings. Strange images of the Atlas trail: photograph reveals never-before-seen details of a U.S. missile flight 69 LIFE put in the field 42 reporters and SPORTS photographers. Their work made it possi- The imagery of a tough, tense race: Giants, Dodgers and Braves ble for us to combine the written word in drive down stretch for pennant 79 «p9 its most revealing journalistic form with RELIGION A church over the waterway: Episcopal mission In Florida §|| and this is the prime subject of this essay floats chapel to a new home 98 mS t 1 — the penetrating artistry of the still pho- MEDICINE tograph. In the 16 pages of our lead story Skating proves good medicine for children handicapped by this week, we believe that we have a telling cerebral palsy 124 example of the sheer delight and lasting THEATER worker of miracles: Anne Bancroft shines in Helen value that can be found in still pictures. In A Keller pley 127 this day of movies and television, nothing OTHER DEPARTMENTS can approach the photograph as a means Speaking of Pictures: beauty In a ravaging forest blaze 18 of laying hands and heart upon a passing Letters to the Editors 35 Miscellany: a spooky Gl, dressed to kill 132 event. Movie images can flicker before the eye in such quick succession that scenes blur and the memory of them is blunted. But the photograph — wonderfully frozen Fulltiwing list shown sources from which pictures were gathered. Credits arc separated from left lu right by commas, top to bottom by dashes. KHRUSHCHEV ON STOOP in emotional impact — captures the signif- COVER— J. R. EYERM AN * SOT. CARL MYDANS I/- MICHEL DUPLA X icant image and holds it. tl. U— CARL IWA5AKI St. B» -T. LT. CENTRAL STUDIOS. HARRIS ft CWING: 11— LT. JOHN HAMILTON FBQM GLOBE PHOTOS; IT. C . I. IT. MICHEL DUPLAIX -CIN. LT. U.P.I. NO CREDIT There it is, both factual and evocative, to be reflected upon at T. FULLER hot CENTRAL STUDIOS. LONNIE W'LSON FBI IS. IS- HUH TON GLINN FROM MAGNUM THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE. WAYNE SOURBEER (I). leisure and at length. Like a frieze on a Grecian facade, like a great W CARL MYDANS CENTRAL STUDIOS. U.F.I II. U. 13— HANK WALKER M. »|—LT. ATIANT C F0T0 SERVICE. SOB DOTY 14 JOHN BRVSON rot PARIS-MATCH CENTRAL STUDIOS, LYNN PEL HAM FMM B.C. painting, great photographs project a moment of history, an in- 15 —GEORGE TAMES FOR THE NEW V0RK TIMES NO CREDIT. M'CHEL DUPLAIX; CEM. CENTRAL STU- M, 17 ALFRED E1SENSTAEDT DIOS. RtCHARD E. GARRETT, CENTRAL STUDIOS. stant of life which becomes a part of the viewer's enduring recol- JS. M-JAMES KAVALLINES FOB NEW TORK HERALD ' U.P.I.— U.P.I.. ALLAN GRANT: IT. CM. W.W.. MICHEL TRIBUNE ALFRED E15ENSTAEDT DUPLAIX; RT. SOT. A.P.. ALLAN GRANT STACKPOLE; A.P.. GRANT lection of the world. «. 41 IT. ALFRED EISENSTAEDT. CEN. FETER IL Sl-LT. ALLAN PETER STACKPOLE. ST. BOB GOMEL PETER STACKPOLE ROBERT W. KELLEY — U.P.I. TED POLUMBAUM: 42. 41 LT. EDWARD CLARK CEN. CENTRAL STUDIOS. MICHEL DUPLAIX U.PJ.. Take for example the photograph on pages 28, 29— the domelike it, |$— it. RALPH C1ANE— CARL MYDANS: IT. N.R. BOB TOWERS. A.P . MICHEL DUPLAIX. RT. MM FARBMAH LANDRY. ALLAN GRANT UP I.. DON CRAVENS back of Nikita Khrushchev's head as he stands before the brooding, 11 RALPH CRANE UN. MICHEL DUPLAIX 52 53 illustration Bt ROBERT McC ALL H— A.P.. MICHEL DUPLAIX. A.P.. MICHEL DUPLAIX - 54 — LT. BRIAN SEED. it. courieit GE0DETICS INSTITUTE. UPI. MICHEL DUPLAIX. U.P.I.. MICHEL DUPLAIX of Lincoln. "As I would not be a slave," statue Abraham I shadowy UPPSALA UNIVERSITY — LARRY BURROWS U P . ALLAN GRANT. U.P.I.. MICHEL DUPLAIX 51. S9— A. Y. OWEN 95 MICHEL DUPLAIX %. RAVENS said Lincoln, "so I would not be a master." Then (on page 30) there SI BEN ROSE V DON C 11 ANNA WAK5MAN COURTEil THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM !1 LYNN PELHAM FROM R.G.