People Weekly, Volume 4, Number 13, September 29, 1975

Includes "William Burroughs Broods About the Killing of Dutch Schultz", pp. 66-67. Photos by Gerard Malanga and Jill Krementz accompany the article.

Published in New York City by Time, Inc. in September, 1975.

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Selected Contents:

"Louisville's Troubled Mayor Tries to Keep Busin from Wrecking His City" (essay)
"Belles, Books and Candids Help Launch the Fall Party Season" (photoessay)
"The Navy Blows Its Cool Over a Cat on a Hot Tin Submarine" (essay)
"Honeymooners Errol Wetson and Margaux Hemmingway Have a Vintage Season" (essay)
"John Henry Faulk Returns to CBS – His Days on the Blacklist Gone but not Quite Forgotten" (essay)
"Col. Sanders Crosses Drumsticks with His Owners and Savors the Result" (essay)
"Dr. Ed Keefer Treats the Horsey Set – and Their Horses" (essay)
"William Burroughs Broods About the Killing of Dutch Schultz" (essay)

Logan Bentley: "Twenty-Eight of Mother Seton's American Relatives Witness Her Proclaimed a Saint in Rome" (essay)
Nancy Faber: "Good Grief, Charles Schultz! Charlie Brown and 'Peanuts' Are Turning 25" (essay)
Mark Goodman: "And H-e-e-r-e's Howie, but Will Variety Fans Buy a Smatmouth Like Cosell?" (essay)
Christopher P. Andersen and Drew Middleton: "Drew Middleton Has a Shocking Reply to the Query: Can We Win the Next War?" (interview)
Robert Windeler: "Cash In, Johnny & June – Jessi Coulter & Waylon Jennings Are No. 1" (essay)
Fred Hauptfuhrer: "The Campbells Are Coming – 12.5 Million Strong – and Argyll Means to Lead Them" (essay)
Jerry Hannifin and Linda Witt: "Doyen of the Cabinet, Earl Butz of Agriculture Is Its Fastest Tongue" (essay)
Barbara Wilkins: "Judith Somogi: The Maestro Is a Lady – Who Wields a Mean Baton" (essay)

Publishing Information:

Editor-In-Chief: Hedley Donovan
Chairman of the Board: Andrew Heiskell
President: James R. Shepley
VP, Magazines: Arthur W. Keylor
Vice Chairman: Roy E. Larsen
Managing Editor: Richard B. Stolley
Senior Editors: Richard Burgheim, William F. Ewald, Robert Emmett Ginna, Cranston Jones
Art Director: Robert N. Essman
News Editor: Hal Wingo
Picture Editor: John Dominis
et al

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