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While your article 'Celiac Disease: The Great Pretender' [Mar/Apr 2010] was timely and insightful, it failed to mention one cause for the explosion in gluten sensitivity. Many of our crops [...]

Presents the short story "Flies on the Honeypot," by David Wise.

Discusses the U.S. presidential campaign of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. His efforts to gain the nomination at the Democratic National Convention in August 1968; Overview of the results of a public opinion poll on his presidential campaign; Reasons behind his decision to run for U.S. president.

Focuses on the evidence documents on the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy kept from the public at the National Archives in Washington. Dilemma posed by the closed files; Information on the assassin; Views of John J. McCloy, former board chairman of the Chase Manhattan Bank, on the Warren Commission.

Focuses on the investigation of the espionage activities of Russian Igor Yakovlevich Melekh in the U.S., as of November 1967. Information about the city of Chicago wanted by Melekh; Overview of a U-2 reconnaissance incident in Russia; Role of espionage in the presidential campaign in the U.S.

Focuses on the British espionage establishment. Mansions of M.I.6 espionage organization; Confusion about the state's intelligence organizations; Indication of intelligence expenditures.

Provides information on the Komitet Gosudarstvennoi Bezopasnosti, better known as the KGB. Appointment of Yuri V. Andropov as the chairman of the Committee for State Security of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union; Possible reasons behind the dismissal of Vladimir Y. Semichastny as head of the KGB; Background on the size, responsibilities and methods of the KGB.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in the previous issues of "The Saturday Evening Post." "My Mother Laurette," which provides reminiscences of erring mothers by fond sons; Discussion on how to make money on an election; Comment on the constructive actions of the ever-growing middle and upper class of African Americans; "The Long Journey Home of Matthew Page," which described Page's medical education.

Several letters are presented from readers responding to content from the March/April, 2010 issue including the cover illustration featuring artist Norman Rockwell, and the articles "Getting Old with a Young Kid" and "Pea-Green Boat."