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...participants of World War II. It looks like a flying shark, and is equipped with electronic gadgets that allow it to make a precision bombing run at midnight in the middle of a blizzard-when they work. Navigator John Kyme has crawled under the instrument panel, into the "wine cellar," with a handful of small tools and a look of determination. "I don't know where to begin," he says. "But we'll take it one step at a time...
Shrinking Man worked well as a parable of mankind's impotence and heroism in the atomic age. Slowly and irrevocably, the bland hero withdraws into his Sanforized shirt, moves into his child's dollhouse, tumbles into the cellar and slays a now giant spider with a straight pin. At the end, when he escapes into the star-speckled night, he is so small he almost disappears into the universe. Microcosm and macro cosm are one. He has conquered his des tiny by surrendering...
...indestructible Chuck Bednarik was on the field for the full 60 minutes, playing center on offense and linebacker on defense. The Eagles won their game against Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers. But the Philadelphia franchise quickly fell from glory. After a decade and a half near the cellar, Owner Leonard Tose brought in a hard-eyed young coach from U.C.L.A. to revive the team...
...available for spot orders at fashionable department stores across the country at $8 a fifth, vs. roughly two bits for a fifth of a gallon of gasoline, minus the packaging. Though the bouquet leaves much to be desired, the body and rich color are admirable. A sound addition to cellar or garage...
...also been a helpful source for Sagan, who once called to learn about Soviet plans to launch space probes to Venus. Sagan could be the last of the Renaissance scientists, reports Golden. He is equally at home in the observatory, on the television screen and in the wine cellar. For his cover story, Golden relied chiefly on reports from New York Bureau Chief Peter Stoler, who interviewed Sagan in Los Angeles. Stoler, who has known Sagan since 1975 when Stoler was serving as TIME'S Science writer, spent the whole day following him, from the Griffith Park Observatory...