Table of ContentsSilence Can Be Deadly VICTORY IN DEFEAT Richard Nixon failed more spectacularly than any other U.S. President, yet by sheer endurance he rebuilt his standing as the most important figure of the postwar era''I HAVE NEVER BEEN A QUITTER'' Despite all his gifts, Nixon spent his whole life falling and running and falling againHow to Treat Asia THE WHIPPING BOYExamining Clintonophobia NIXON'S FINAL WORDS COMPLETED just days before he fell ill, Beyond Peace gives Nixon's critique of our times. Above all, he urges Clinton not to squander America's leadership in the world.Breaking Up Is Hard to DoTIME Magazine masthead MAY 2, 1994 VOL. 143 NO. 18 DROPPING THE BALL? While Clinton focuses on domestic affairs, U.S. world leadership suffers from lack of attention and too frequent back-and-forth policy switchesWill Their Smiles Slay?IN DEFENSE OF QUANTS Whoof! There He Isn'tTHE POLITICAL INTEREST KEEP CHINA TRADEItaly's Champion for Change SEEN & HEARDThat's Show Business WILD FINANCIAL MARKETS Time Magazine contents page MAY 2, 1994 -- VOL. 143 NO. 18 Which Hillary Has the Toni? Seeking the Wild Little known outside of Australia, Arthur Boyd is a world-class painterFURTHERMORE HEALTH REPORT DISENCHANTING KINGDOM A pyrotechnic Beauty and the Beast, with actors who are just cartoonish instead of cartoons, launches Disney on BroadwayDEAD BEAT Recipe for a specious musical biopic: be a rebel, die youngINFORMED SOURCES FOOTNOTE TO HISTORY A MASTERWORK SUPPRESSED A bold and poignant Chinese film is banned in its homelandROADBLOCK THAT METAPHOR! TENNISON AND THE RENT BOYS In Prime Suspect 3, Calamity Jane tracks a lurid crime wavePC DIRTY DANCING SIMPSONS FOREVER! The most satisfying show on television celebrates its 100th episode with its characters' wit, love and desperation intactAT THE DAWN OF LIBERATION In the first democratic, all-race elections, the black majority is taking control of its own country after more than 300 years Spotlight BATTLE OF THE FUTURE BUDDHAS Two different boys claim to be the reincarnated master of a popular school of BuddhismOPEN AND UNFLAPPABLE In a historic briefing on the Clintons' finances, the First Lady discloses little but wins warm reviewsTHE WEEK APRIL 17 -23LAPD LAWSUITS: COLLECT 'EM ALL LET'S GET MOTIVATED A hot road show delivers a gospel of success. But is it religion or commerce?HALT! LABEL POLICE! PUBLIC EYE SEEING STARS OVER KELSOADMIRAL KELSO AND YOU WINNERS & LOSERS YOUR CHIPS OR YOUR LIFE! Gunmen invade glossy laboratories and make off with microprocessors in a new global crime wave
