NATION
Campaigns: The Candidate Is No Rock Star (American Notes)
The Candidate Is No Rock Star
Espionage: Marines Drop Another Case (American Notes)
Marines Drop Another Case
Fitness: Soviet-Style Exercise (American Notes)
Soviet-Style Exercise
Tennessee: A New Face in City Hall (American Notes)
A New Face in City Hall
Tornadoes: Saragosa Is No More (American Notes)
Saragosa Is No More
But What Laws Were Broken?
In the face of damaging Iran-contra testimony, the White House shifts its strategy
Child's Play
Violent videos lure the young
Why Did This Happen?
A wayward missile that strikes a U.S. frigate causes reverberations
A Shouted Alarm, A Fiery Blast
The Stark hardly knew what hit her
Troubled Waters
When Attackers Become Targets
The Navy's high-tech warships are still prey for "sea skimmers"
Just Teasing
Mario makes them nervous
Must Reading
The ultimate viewer's guide
New Look at an Old Failure
An ex-CIA historian fights to air his version of the Bay of Pigs
Not In My Town: No one wants a paroled rapist
No one wants a paroled rapist
The Presidency: The Culture of Criticism
The Culture of Criticism
The Roosevelt Precedent
WORLD
Our Time Has Come
Britain Off and Running
Doom, boom or merely gloom, the candidates unveil their themes
Diplomacy Washing Libya Out of Their Hair
Suspicion and loathing in the South Pacific
Fiji Now They'll Do It Their Way
Suva endorses a coup amid confusion and violence
Fire Out of China
South Africa Jockeying for the Right Corner
A debate in Parliament over who can better protect the whites
Soviet Union Straight Talk: Gorbachev speaks his mind
Gorbachev speaks his mind
Taiwan Quiet Victories in Taipei
Protesters spill into the streets, but peacefully
East-West: Gliding to Freedom (World Notes)
Gliding to Freedom
Israel: Scenes from A Marriage (World Notes)
Scenes from A Marriage
Middle East: Return of a Terrorist (World Notes)
Return of a Terrorist
Portugal: A Hero Heads For Jail (World Notes)
A Hero Heads For Jail
West Germany: Double Zero at The Polls (World Notes)
Double Zero at The Polls
SCIENCE
Science: Lucy Gets a Younger Sister
New discoveries may revise views of human evolution
Space: The Soviets Blast Out in Front (Space)
Energia's launch widens Moscow's edge in rocketry
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Food: 21 And Still Counting (Food)
. . . Will gourmet food ruin a landmark restaurant?
Medicine: It Was Too Good to Be True (Medicine)
Faking data: a mental-retardation researcher faces grim charges
Medicine: Changing The Rules (Medicine)
Health & Fitness: How To Get Slim Hips and Catcalls (Health & Fitness)
Aerobic walking is comical, economical and coming on fast
SOCIETY
In California: Lint Is Art (American Scene)
PRESS
Press: Return of The Native
Press: Spurning A Father's Advice
The Hearst Corp., still family owned, celebrates its centennial
RELIGION
Religion: The Gospel and the Gold Rush
An idyll ends for Indians caught between missionaries and miners
TECHNOLOGY
Computers: Cash-Machine Magician (Computers)
Computers: Red For La Guardia, Brown for J.F.K. (Computers)
An intricate system augurs a new era for air-traffic control
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page JUNE 1, 1987 Vol. 129 No. 22 (Contents)
Magazine Contents Page JUNE 1, 1987 Vol. 129 No. 22
Time Magazine Masthead JUNE 1, 1987 Vol. 129 No. 22 (Masthead)
Magazine Masthead JUNE 1, 1987 Vol. 129 No. 22
BUSINESS
A Brash and Brainy Brat (Economy & Business)
APPAREL: Fashion's New Deep-Sea Look (Economy & Business)
Fashion's New Deep-Sea Look
BUREAUCRACY: Nothing Simple About Reform (Economy & Business)
Nothing Simple About Reform
INVESTING: Now, Chateau Cash Flow (Economy & Business)
Now, Chateau Cash Flow
MARKETING: Appealing to Gross Greed (Economy & Business)
Appealing to Gross Greed
Buy Pete Rose, Trade Johnny Bench (Economy & Business)
A favorite childhood icon is a booming business worth millions
Citicorp Breaks Ranks (Economy & Business)
A banking giant makes a daring move to deal with Third World debt
INSURANCE: Equal Rates For Both Sexes (Economy & Business)
Equal Rates For Both Sexes
Probe Scuttled: A three-year inquiry ends (Economy & Business)
A three-year inquiry ends
Stalking Texaco: An Australian buys in big (Economy & Business)
An Australian buys in big
Taxing Patience On Madison Ave. (Economy & Business)
A fight over a sales levy
Yankee! Welcome to Mexico! (Economy & Business)
New factories bring prosperity and controversy to the border
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Books: Aliens Fiasco (Books)
by Stanislaw Lem Translated by Michael Kandel Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 322 pages; $17.95
Show Business: Assault of The Movie Cannibals (Show Business)
Directors devour their young at the 40th Cannes festival
Cinema: Din Among the Sheltering Palms BEVERLY HILLS COP II (Cinema)
Cinema: Gray Skies RIVER'S EDGE (Cinema)
Directed by Tim Hunter Screenplay by Neal Jimenez
Books: Heads In Air, Feet on Ground WILBUR AND ORVILLE (Books)
by Fred Howard; Knopf; 530 pages; $24.95
Books: Loose Ends FAST LANES (Books)
by Jayne Anne Phillips Dutton; 148 pages; $15.95
Music: New Life for the Invalid (Music)
In San Francisco, a luminous symphony from John Harbison
Art: Too Much of a Medium-Good Thing (Art)
In Washington, Andrew Wyeth's overhyped Helga pictures