Bunker Hill Gets Belatedly Avenged on British Turf—by Texan Bunker Hunt
Pg. 26
For the Son-in-law Who Has Everything, a Surprise Posting to the Court of St. Jimmy's
Pg. 30
That Blur at the Brickyard Is Gentleman Johnny Rutherford, the Defending Champ at Indy
Pg. 32
Joan Crawford a Suicide? Doris Lilly Recalls the Star's Haunted Last 18 Months
Pg. 34
'Gone with the Roots'? Bookstore Owner Jane Wingert Finds a Publisher's Error Worth Thousands
Pg. 39
Jean Shrimpton, the Famed Face of the '60s, Sits Before Her Svengali's Camera One More Time
Pg. 48
Broadway's Divine Ms. M's—merman and Martin—combine for a Once-in-a-lifetime One-nighter
Pg. 53
Stand Your Ground but Don't Be Pushy, Assertiveness Trainer Gloria Harris Tells Women
Pg. 56
Naura Hayden Says She Has the Answer to the Energy Shortage: Would You Believe a Milk Shake?
Pg. 74
In the Up-and-down World of Bronco Riding, a Buster Can Wind Up a Bustee
Pg. 79
Is This a Sitcom We See Before Us? No, It's Esther Rolle of 'good Times" in 'macbeth'
Pg. 85
A Superman or a Nut? No, Says Karl Thomas, He Just Needs An Annual Adventure
Pg. 86
Natalie Cole Is Only the King's Kid; Lou Rawls Is After His Throne
Pg. 95
Are Those Folds in the Cloth Fabrication, or Has Christ Shown His Face in Shamokin?
Pg. 99
Richard Cragun and His Boss Marcia Haydee Are Ballet's Dream Team
Pg. 103
