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1 C MYKNxxx,2021-11-21,A,001,Bs-4C,E2U(D547F D)v+&!_!/!?!#In the 1950s, Cary Grant and othercelebrities experimented with LSD,inspiring the new Broadway musical Flying Over Sunset. PAGE 8A RTS & LEISUREP sychedelic Eisenhower YearsThe supermodel and longtime spouse ofDavid Bowie talks about their Catskillsrefuge and her new perfume. PAGE 1S UNDAY STYLESIman Opens UpA former school outside Syracuse, ,has been transformed into AmericanHigh, a production hub for makinginexpensive films aimed at streamingplatforms and teenagers.

2 PAGE 1S UNDAY BUSINESS The Breakfast Club for Gen ZThe former president s campaign ofretribution against some fellow Republi-cans threatens to throw cold water onan energized party in 2022. PAGE 23N ATIONAL 18-29 Trump as Midterm Wild CardBlamed for flooded fields and the occa-sional death, the beaver, which hasplayed a seminal role in Canadian his-tory, is no longer a point of 4I NTERNATIONAL 4-17 Furry Friends? Not in Stein, a former boxer now in his90s, has battled with his family mem-bers over his fortune.

3 PAGE 1M ETROPOLITANThe Fight of His LifeZeynep TufekciPAGE 4S UNDAY REVIEWThe city s nightclubs are now crowdedagain, but months of lost revenue haveleft many deep in debt. PAGE 1 Party s Back. Bills Never goal-oriented five-year plans:Some newfangled career coaches areurging clients to look deep withinthemselves, and then act. PAGE 1 Career Dream CatchersFor many women who are going child-less by choice, there s a moral dimen-sion to their decision. PAGE 12 No Kids? It s a number of defecting soldiers isgrowing, galvanized by the nationwideanti-coup movement.

4 PAGE 6 Morale Crisis in MyanmarDark heroin cut with so muchwhite powdered fentanyl that it sknown on the street as gray. Co-caine laced so frequently with fen-tanyl that club DJs stock anti-overdose medication. Fake pre-scription pain pills that are in factall synthetic opioid fentanyl, alegal prescription pain medica-tion, is now a black market com-modity blasting through the streetdrug marketplace. Cheap and upto 100 times more powerful thannaturally derived opioids, it is the trend is a growingbody count: In the 12-month peri-od that ended in April, more than100,000 Americans, a record num-ber, died from overdoses, accord-ing to preliminary data from theUnited States Centers for DiseaseControl and Prevention.

5 The ma-jority of the deaths were linked tosynthetic opioids like New York City, most autop-sies of overdose deaths now re-veal that fentanyl was involved,including that of Michael , the actor found dead inhis Brooklyn is spliced into party drugswhere it can be consumed unwit-tingly, as it was by six peoplekilled by a single batch of laced co-caine on Long Island this the mounting deathsshow the devastating conse-quence of fentanyl s seep, it is less This Is Poison :Fentanyl JoltsDrug EpidemicBy SARAH MASLIN NIRC ontinued on Page 28 PARIS The wealthy socialitewas found dead in the basement ofher villa on the C te d Azur.

6 Theonly door was locked from the out-side but also barricaded fromwithin. A message, scrawled in thevictim s own blood, seemed to ac-cuse her brutal killing, in 1991, ofGhislaine Marchal and the subse-quent conviction of her Moroccangardener, Omar Raddad, becameone of France s most enduringmurder mysteries, capturing thepopular , three decades later, newDNA technology may lead to asecond trial that supporters hopewill exonerate Mr. Raddad, whohas always maintained his inno-cence, and reopen a case that,though seemingly settled legally,has long unsettled has done so not only becauseof the violence that was visitedupon an enclave of proud homesjust north of Cannes, or becausethe protagonists were from dia-metrically opposed was also the enigma of thelocked room that was never satis-factorily unraveled.

7 And therewas the final message whichcontained a grammatical error. Omar killed me, Ms. Marchalappeared to have written in herdying moments. Or, in the originalFrench, Omar m a tuer not m a tu e, as it should have mistake raised very French Bloody Scrawl,Dead SocialiteAnd a MysteryBy NORIMITSU ONISHIC ontinued on Page 9 CARMEL, Ind. It s gettingharder and harder to run a stop-light here, because there arefewer and fewer of them year, at intersectionsthroughout this thriving city, traf-fic lights and stop signs have dis-appeared, replaced with and lots of is a roundabout deco-rated with the local high schoolmascot, a greyhound, and anotherwith giant steel flowers.

8 A three-mile stretch of Carmel s MainStreet has 11 roundabouts roundabout that locals per-haps prize the most features boxhedges and a three-tier bronzefountain made in France. In 2016,it was named InternationalRoundabout of the Year by no lessthan the Roundabout Appre-ciation Society, which, accordingto the Carmel mayor, Jim Brain-ard, is largely made up of threeguys in a pub. (Their actual mem-bership is six. But still.)Carmel, a city of 102,000 northof Indianapolis, has 140 round-abouts, with over a dozen still tocome.

9 No American city has main reason is safety; com-pared with regular intersections,roundabouts significantly reduceinjuries and there s also a climate modern roundaboutsdon t have red lights where carssit and idle, they don t burn asmuch gasoline. While there are With 140 roundabouts, Carmel, Ind., has eased intersection traffic and decreased MAST FOR THE NEW YORK TIMESThe Midwestern City Where Rounder Is GreenerBy CARA BUCKLEYC ontinued on Page 22 WASHINGTON On aWednesday night in September,while President Biden back-slapped in the Republican dugoutduring the annual congressionalbaseball game, Speaker NancyPelosi sat nearby, sober-faced andwagging her finger while speak-ing into her cellphone.

10 Toiling tosalvage her party s top legislativepriority as it teetered on the brinkof the other end of the line wasSenator Joe Manchin III, Demo-crat of West Virginia, a crucialswing vote on Mr. Biden s sweep-ing social policy bill, and , seated in the sectionbehind the dugout at NationalsPark, was trying to persuade himto embrace $ trillion in spend-ing and climate change provisionsshe considered essential for a moment captured by C-SPAN cameras that went viral,Ms.