List of Confidential issues

Confidential Magazine was an American magazine sometimes referred to as a 'scandal magazine' from 1952-1978. At its height it had a circulation of 5 million. In 1957 it was prosecuted by the State of California for criminal libel for its reporting, along with multiple private civil suits for defamation. The magazine reported on famous politicians and celebrities alike, often greatly challenging the mainstream media's sanitized portrayal of those individuals.

When it started, it was challenging existing power structures. Then it entered a period of controversy but shorn of its subversive reporting. Eventually, the magazine sadly retreated into more salacious pictures of women. What its leaders traded in terms of challenging content evolved into mere controversial content and then, eventually, prurient content which was, by that point, ubiquitous anyway.

There is no known archive of Confidential's past issues.

Publication Overview

1952

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Vol. 1, No. 1 - December 1952 - Circulation: 250,000

1953

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July 1953

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Vol. 1, No. 4 - August 1953 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Executive Editor: John Ryan - Editor: Richard Atkins - Research: E.H. Fallon - Staff Writers: Carter Richards, Bruce Cory, Gene Ford

• "Can Abbe Lane keep Cugat Home" - by Guy Norton - p. 8
• "Why Bobo flew the Rockefeller coop!" - by Jerry Hackett - p. 13
• "Glenn McCarthy: Wildcatter-Tomcatter" - by Jay Williams - p. 22
• "Katherine Hepburn: Hollywood's Torrid Tomboy" - by Eugene Harte - p. 36
• "King Gustav: Sweden's Royal Scandal" - by Svern Vroomler - p. 38
• "Rex Harrison: Sex Boat or Dream Boat" - by Jim C. Norbert - p. 27
• "How Boston's Ex-Mayor Peters corrupted Starr Faithfull" - by Johnston Caldwell - p. 10
• "Hating is big business" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 30
• "Nation's biggest showplace: nation's biggest sweatshop" - by Jim Johnston - p. 20
• "Mexico's trap for tourists" - by Gene Ford - p. 32
• "How they tap your phone" - by A.P. Govoni - p. 44
• "Hartford retreat: Million dollar hideout" - by Sean Flynn - p. 24
• "Gangster Ghouls" - by Morton Dahlgren - p. 16
• "Why Joe DiMaggio is Striking Out with Marilyn Monroe" - by Harrison L. Roberts - p. 18
• "The people vs. Weschler of the New York Post" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 34
• "How that Stevenson rumor started" - by Joseph M. Porter - p. 41
• "Why work - know a politician!" - p. 12
• "There's $12,000,000 waiting for you" - p. 40
• "Don't be fooled by that fancy car" - p. 26

September 1953

1954

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January 1954

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March 1954

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Vol. 2, No. 2 - May 1954 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Executive Editor: John Ryan - Editor: Richard Atkins - Associate Editor: Harold Morgan - Staff Writers: Alfred Harvey, Bruce Cory, Gene Ford

• "Estes Kefauver: Will the White House be the Chattanooga Choo-Choo's Next Stop?" - by Alfred Garvey
• "Ava Gardner: She Wows 'Em and Wrecks 'Em" - by Jay Williams
• "Dick Haymes: Who's Trying to get him Booted Out?" - by Allen Packer
• "Groucho Marx: Don't Let Groucho Fool You" - by Bradley Everleigh
• "Adolph Spreckels: How the Sugar King Gave Kay Williams her Lumps" - by Brooks Martin
• "Lady Sylvia Ashley: How does she Do it?" - by Brad Shortell
• "How Big Shot Joey Fay Took over Sing Sing" - by Tim Baylor
• "There's Plenty of Red in the Harvard Crimson" - by Howard Rushmore
• "Homosexuals, Inc." - by Kenneth Frank
• "Diplomats Get Away with Murder" - by Sean Flynn
• "Insane Teachers: A Menace to your Children!" - by Chester K. Graham
• "You Can't Bluff the Hotel Dick" - by Johnson Albright
• "The Hoodlums Behind the Gowns you Wear!" - by Gene Ford
• "Sleeping Habits of the Stars" - by Peter James
• "White Women Broke up my Marriage to Billy Daniels" - Mrs. Billy Daniels
• "Interpol!" - by Robert H. Rea
• "Pills that Kill the Smoking Habit" - by Robin Sherry
• "Passing the Green" - by Alan Fore

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Vol. 2, No. 3 - July 1954 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Executive Editor: John Ryan - Editor: Jay Williams - Associate Editor: Harold Morgan - Staff Writers: Alfred Garvey, Bruce Cory, Gene Ford

• "Why the Mob Protects Bobo Rockefeller" - by Jim Doherty - p. 8
• "The Rubirosa Murder Case" - by Jay Williams - p. 16
• "The Skeletons in Red Skeleton's Closet" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 20
• "What they Never Told About Brenda Frazier" - by Brooks Martin - p. 24
• "Maggie Truman's Problem: Pop Wants Grandchildren, not Grand Opera" - by Truxton Decatur - p. 27
• "When a Madman Jabbed a .45 in Sugar Ray's Belly" - by Fred Daniels - p. 30
• "Why Marlon Brando Isn't even Half Safe" - by Kenneth G. McLain - p. 34
• "'Czar' Petrillo: When he Named Pegler Secretary of State" - by Bruce Cory - p. 36
• "Gregg Sherwood's Shiftless Dodge" - by Arthur Westwood - p. 41
• "George Raft: Dice Cheat or Fall Guy?" - by Dick Neville - p. 44
• "Operation Hollywood: Custom-Tailored Bosoms" - by Audrey Minor - p. 13
• "Jimmy Donahue's Hush-Hush Secret" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 10
• "Wall Street's Latest Come-On" - by Bill Southern - p. 22
• "Million-Dollar Shakedown in T-V" - by Horton Streete - p. 32
• "Tip-Off on Hat-Check Girls" - by J. Shirley Frew - p. 38
• "When Roosevelt Exiled Gov. Earle to Samoa" - by Alan Courtney & Howard Rushmore - p. 18
• "Open Letter to Sloan Simpson" - p. 12
• "America, On Guard" - p. 26
• "From Bellevue to Broadway" - p. 40

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Vol. 2, No. 4 - September 1954 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A. P. Govoni - Editor: Jay Breen - Associate Editor: Howard Rushmore

• "The untold story of Van Johnson" - by Bruce Cory - p. 13
• "How Rita Hayworth's children were neglected" - by Jay Breen - p. 41
• "What broke up the Eckstine-Darcel romance?" - by John Ryan - p. 18
• "Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt: Reform School graduate" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 24
• "Lowdown on cold cream queens Rubinstein and Arden" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 36
• "What they said about Douglas Fairbanks, Jr." - by Dexter Moore - p. 38
• "Why Dolores Del Rio can't get back in the U.S." - by Howard Rushmore - p. 44
• "Why Ted Williams is a loner" - by John Wardin - p. 20
• "Operation Diaper: Call 'Em Daddy" - by Walter Barnes - p. 10
• "Black Market in Human Eyes" - by Gene Ford - p. 16
• "They pay off with Death" - by Ned Atwood - p. 22
• "Alcoholics Anonymous" - by Homer H. Shannon - p. 34
• "Up in Zsa Zsa's bedroom" - by Horton Streete - p. 32
• "What I didn't tell the Judge about Manville" - by Mrs. Tommy Manville - p. 28
• "Join Congress and see the world" - by Peter James - p. 26
• "Was Countess Dorothy di Frasso murdered?" - by John Griffith - p. 8
• "How the Mob bosses Dannemora" - by Edwin J. Becker - p. 30
• "Stranger than Fiction" - p. 12
• "The Kid from Jersey" - p. 40

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November 1954

1955

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Vol. 2, No. 6 - January 1955 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Jay Breen - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni

• "Does Desi Really Love Lucy?" - by Brad Shortell - p. 22
• "'Strike it Rich' - Millions from Misery" - by Frank Chamberlain - p. 39
• "How Las Vegas broke Nick the Greek" - by Walter Braden - p. 8
• "Polly Adler and her prostitutes anonymous" - by Matt Williams - p. 10
• "The Naughty Word that landed Susan Hayward in that swimming pool" - by Horton Streete - p. 13
• "Elsa Maxwell Unmasked" - by H. Merrit Baxter - p. 26
• "The Glamour Deb who made Rubirosa Run" - by Truxton Decatur - p. 36
• "Why Girls call Sonny Tufts a Cannibal" - by Roland V. Haskell - p. 42
• "When Rocky Marciano Faked Four Fights" - by Bruce Cory - p. 16
• "How the Airlines take your life in their hands" - by Henry X. Sperry - p. 20
• "Hollywood Roulette" - by Brooks Martin - p. 28
• "Blood for Booze" - by Robin Sharry - p. 34
• "Eartha Kitt and her 'Santa Baby' Arthur Loew Jr." - by Jacques du Bec - p. 18
• "The Truth Behind those Sen. Symington Whispers" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 31
• "Parole - Freedom on a String" - by Edward Gregory - p. 44
• "Gold for Ghouls" - p. 12
• "What 'Time' Won't Tell" - p. 30
• "You can have 8 wives at one time" - p. 38

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Vol. 3, No. 1 - March 1955

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Vol. 3, No. 2 - May 1955 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Howard Rushmore - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons

• "Doris Duke and her African Prince" - by Grant Peters - p. 12
• "Rory Calhoun: But for the Grace of God, Still a Convict" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 23
• "Named - The Fall Guys in the Jelke Trial" - by Horton Streete - p. 30
• "The Secret's Out about Burt Lancaster" - by Charles A. Wright - p. 10
• "The Girl in Gregory Peck's Bathtub" - by D. Loring Taylor - p. 18
• "Lowdown on the Rockefeller Pay-Off" - by Frank Chamberlain - p. 20
• "Pamela - The Churchill they only Whisper About" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 26
• "Have you heard about Corrine Calvet?" - by Matt Williams - p. 36
• "How the Mob took Joe Louis and Sugar Ray for $250,000" - by Harry Dunning - p. 34
• "Behind the Long Gray Line" - by John Griffith - p. 8
• "New Virility in your Doctor's Medicine Cabinet" - by George Pace - p. 16
• "Social Security - The I.O.U. that may never be paid" - by Dennis Randall - p. 28
• "The Day Hollywood Trembled" - by Brad Shortell - p. 41
• "The Senator and the Starlet" - by Helene Gowda - p. 38
• "The Real Reason Remington was Murdered" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 44
• "How the Communists Tried to Gag Walter Winchell" - p. 22
• "The Big Decision" - p. 40

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Vol. 3, No. 3 - July 1955 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Howard Rushmore - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons

• "The Wife Clark Gable Forgot" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 13
• "Biily Daniels and his blonde baby-sitter" - by Grant Peters - p. 16
• "The Untold Story of Marlene Dietrich" - by Kenneth G. McLain - p. 22
• "What Robert Taylor Didn't Know about that Redhead" - by Horton Streete - p. 8
• "The Shah did her wrong" - by Jean Hall - p. 10
• "Robert Mitchum - The Nude who came to Dinner" - by Charles Jordan - p. 18
• "How long can Dick Powell take it?" - by D. Loring Taylor - p. 34
• "Willie Mays' Luckiest Strikeout" - by Tom Erickson - p. 26
• "Danger - Boric Acid is a Poison!" - by John Griffith - p. 20
• "Hospital - Enter at your own Risk" - by Milo O. Bennett - p. 36
• "Alimony Jail is Back" - by Charles A. Wright - p. 44
• "What Sterling Hayden Wouldn't Tell" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 41
• "The Strange Case of Walter Chrysler Jr." - by Brad Shortell - p. 31
• "Anne Gould - Skid Row Heiress" - by Maxwell Meade - p. 38
• "Wire for Hire - Coast to Coast" - by Ray Graves - p. 28
• "Memo to Senator Fulbright" - p. 12
• "Lana Wanted Love - He Wanted Lunch" - p. 30
• "How Walter Winchell Saved a Man from the Commie Kiss of Death" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 40

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Vol. 3, No. 4 - September 1955 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Howard Rushmore - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons

• "The Astor Testimony the Judge suppressed" - by Horton Streete - p. 10
• "The lowdown on that 'Disorderly Conduct' charge against Tab Hunter" - by Bruce Cory - p. 18
• "The real reason for Marilyn Monroe's divorce" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 21
• "The midnight raid of Jose Ferrer" - by L.J. Kearns - p. 29
• "Why Ty Power caught a chill from Ekberg the Iceberg" - by Grant Peters - p. 8
• "Was Zsa Zsa off her rocker?" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 14
• "The truth about the Walter Winchell 'Retraction'" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 35
• "Behind Mario Lanza's $100,000 bender" - by Charles Jordan - p. 44
• "The Criminal Record of the Cutter Laboratories" - by Ernest Stevens - p. 16
• "Demerol - Happy highway to kicks that can kill" - by John Griffith - p. 24
• "Beware the Davy Crockett skin game" - by Armand Hartley - p. 40
• "How Dean Martin was taken for 40 grand" - by Frank Ford - p. 26
• "Why was Lizabeth Scott's name in the call girls' call book?" - by Matt Williams - p. 32
• "How Mickey Rooney got the goods on his wife" - by Bob McDonald - p. 38
• "Jimmy Donahue's private peek at Christine" - by Richard Donaldson - p. 42
• "The great grain swindle" - p. 20
• "In this corner" - p. 28
• "An Editorial" - p. 34

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Vol. 3, No. 5 - November 1955 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Howard Rushmore - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons

• "Where was Dad when Kay Spreckels walked down the aisle with Gable?" - by Grant Peters - p. 8
• "When the cat's away, the mice will play, even Elizabeth Taylor's hubby" - by Fred Wilson - p. 12
• "Why did Johnnie Ray try to break down Paul Douglas' door?" - by Francis Dudley - p. 22
• "One-Hour Pregnancy Test" - by Armand Hartley - p. 30
• "Broadway's $5,000,000 Brush-Off" - by Matt Williams - p. 41
• "Mae West's open-door policy" - by Harry McCarthy - p. 18
• "The "House" Edith Piaf once called home" - by Leon Deval - p. 20
• "Why Mrs. Jack Webb crossed "Friday" off her calendar" - by Horton Streete - p. 28
• "When Terry Moore became a Turkish delight" - by Marty Mechlin - p. 32
• "Why Charlie Barnet blew in the night" - by Bruce Cory - p. 36
• "How safe is your bank?" - by Ernest Stevens - p. 16
• "Pornography Printed by Uncle Sam" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 25
• "Memo to Gloria De Haven: Remember when you were misbehavin' with Jeff Chandler?" - by Kenneth G. McClain - p. 34
• "Who got for free what Linda Christian wouldn't give for $135,000?" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 38
• "The Chippie who made a chump of George Raft" - by Jerry Samuels - p. 44
• "The night Horace Dodge blew a cylinder over Gregg Sherwood and the "Grocery Boy"" - by Brad Shortell - p. 10
• "A.M.A. Confirms - Aspirin: No. 1 Poisoner of Children" - p. 24
• "Dizzy Dean's wildest pitch" - p. 40

1956

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Vol. 3, No. 6 - January 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: Howard Rushmore - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan, Allen Camelli

• "How the Navy Ousted its No. 1 'Gay' Gob" - by Brad Shortell - p. 10
• "Why Rita Hayworth Walked out on Dick" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 14
• "Surgery's new Miracle - Permanent Curves" - by Armand Hartley - p. 18
• "Gary Cooper's Lost Week-End with Anita Ekberg" - by Horton Streete - p. 20
• "What they 'Forgot' to say about Kim Novak" - by Robin Sharry - p. 31
• "Richard Carlson's 'Undercover' Maneuver in that Cafe Booth" - by Howard Rushmore - p. 16
• "The 'Hit' Ginny Simms Doesn't Sing About" - by D. Loring Taylor - p. 26
• "John D. Rockefeller's Secret Formula for Long Life" - by Paul Campbell - p. 38
• "When Lili St. Cyr Tried Suicide" - by Franklin Hopgood - p. 40
• "How 'Special' is that Special Delivery Stamp?" - by Stephen Gilmore - p. 34
• "Beware the 5c Candy Bar" - by Gordon Eversley - p. 43
• "L.A. Cops vs. Red Sanders" - by Harry McCarthy - p. 28
• "What Edmund Purdom Didn't Tell" - by Grant Peters - p. 8
• "Have you Heard the Latest about Jack Palance?" - by Matt Williams - p. 36
• "Bobby Goelet's Rock 'N Roll Romance" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 24
• "The 'Monkey' on California's Back" - p. 30
• "The C.O.D. Boys are Back Again" - p. 42

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Vol. 4, No. 1 - March 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan, Allen Camelli

• "Nude body found in the apartment of Will Rogers' daughter" - by Horton Streete - p. 10
• "Shh! Have you heard the latest about Sammy Davis Jr?" - by Matt Williams - p. 12
• "Caught - Guy Madison in Barbara Payton's boudoir" - by Stephen James - p. 23
• "Clark Gable's first wife talks back" - by Josephine Dillon - p. 35
• "Named: the cutie who split up the John Dereks" - by Richard Donaldson - p. 8
• "The wild party that almost landed Walter Pidgeon in the coop" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 18
• "Juan Peron and his first teen-age mistress" - by Carlos Martin - p. 30
• "Memo to Jane Withers" - by Gil Randolph - p. 40
• "What Edward G. Robinson doesn't know about his own son!" - by Janet Sommers - p. 44
• "The pill that ends unwanted pregnancy" - by N.E. Benson - p. 26
• "How the chiselers are getting phone calls for free" - by George Pace - p. 38
• "Why Colonel Guggenheim became an Ex-Ambassador" - by Lowell W. Carrington - p. 16
• "The Fight Sugar Ray won on a fix" - by Harry McCarthy - p. 20
• "When Director Mike Curtiz Learned Two is Company - Three is a Crime" - by Marty Mechlin - p. 28
• "Marshall Field's daughter - rebel with a cause" - by Sherman Griswold - p. 32
• "When a Vanderbilt welshed on a gambling debt" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 42
• "Are their faced red?" - p. 22
• "Local corpse makes good" - p. 34

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Vol. 4, No. 2 - May 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan, Allen Camelli

• "Why the Army Hanged Emmett Till's Father" - by William Bradford Huie - p. 8
• "Here's why Frank Sinatra is the Tarzan of the Boudoir" - by Brad Shortell - p. 21
• "Bellevue Hospital's Secret Cancer Tests" - by Jack O'Sullivan - p. 24
• "The Inside Story of the Sweetheart of Lucky Strike" - by Horton Streete - p. 26
• "The Girl who made Peck a Bad Boy" - by N.E. Benson - p. 37
• Jeanne Crain's Hubby and the Starlet" - by L.J. Kearns - p. 10
• "The Joe who said 'No' to Jane Russell" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 18
• "Anthony Quinn and the Lady Bullfighter" - by Emmet Griffith - p. 32
• "The Lowdown on Paul Gregory Himself" - by Stephen James - p. 40
• "Why Donald O'Connor Should have been Spanked" - by Gil Randolph - p. 44
• "I was one of Father Divine's Angels" - by Carol Sweet Hunt - p. 34
• "Dream Street's Newest Kick - Bottled Opium" - by George Pace - p. 42
• "We Accuse - Sumner Welles" - by Truxton Decatur - p. 12
• "Bob Olson's Biggest Bu-Bu" - by Matt Williams - p. 29
• "Barbara Hutton's Bashful Son and the Naughty Nymph" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 16
• "Killer in your Home" - p. 20
• "The 'Sock' that broke up Denise Darcel's Marriage" - p. 28
• "The Mink Coat Racket" - p. 36

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Vol. 4, No. 3 - July 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "That night in Miami when Billy Daniels got Slugged!" - by Jack Ross - p. 8
• "'Have Tux, Will Travel' - And that's what Bob Hope did with that blonde" - by Horton Streete - p. 10
• "How Uncle Sam Collects Income Tax from Prostitutes" - by William Bradford Huie - p. 18
• "Hubby Mike Wilding Didn't Knock - That's how he caught wife Liz Taylor with Vic Mature" - by George Pace - p. 21
• "Goodbye Stomach Ulcers!" - by Armand Hartley - p. 24
• "Nicky Hilton - He Prefers Scotch on the rocks to a Honey on the Divan" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 14
• "Yvonne de Carlo's Red Hot Mama" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 16
• "Why Tommy Dorsey went on the wagon" - by M.M. Young - p. 34
• "I remember Mickey Rooney" - by William Chaney - p. 44
• "Warden Lawes' Wife was Murdered!" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 40
• "School for Scandal" - by Corwin D. Thorne - p. 42
• "How Light-Heavyweight Champ Archie Moore Mixes Boxing and Babes" - by Matt Williams - p. 28
• "When the princess was shocked by a Vanderbilt Heir's Lavender Hi-Jinks!" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 37
• "The Quail who had Walter Pidgeon flying from the Cops!" - by Brad Shortell - p. 26
• "The Hubby - the Boyfriend - and their share Marie Wilson plan" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 32
• "Why Gary Crosby Acts that Way" - p. 20
• "Now you can get the goods on your wife for $10.50" - p. 36

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Vol. 4, No. 4 - September 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "Eddie Fisher and the three chippies" - by Philip Barker - p. 11
• "Why Tony Steel Chuckled when Anita Ekberg said "I Do"" - by Brad Shortell - p. 19
• "What happened 24 hours after Hal March asked the $64,000 question Nobody Could Answer!" - by John D. Odom - p. 26
• "An Open Letter to Director William Wellman from Your Daughter" - by Gloria Wellman - p. 37
• "The Left Hook that Unhooked Lana Turner from Bob Topping" - by Matt Williams - p. 14
• "Orson Welles' Newest Wrinkle in that old pajaam game - hypnosis!" - by Jean Chennault - p. 30
• "That "Rug Party" in Mark Stevens' Office!" - by George Pace - p. 34
• "The Cutie who counted Joe Palooka Out!" - by Paul Yost - p. 40
• "Strictly Personal: Gregory Peck - this is your wife!" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 42
• "Nick the Greek's Softest Touch" - by John Griffith - p. 44
• "How Esther Williams' Hubby Struck out twice in one night!" - by Robin Sharry - p. 46
• "Danger - death on a dog tag!" - by Horton Streete - p. 16
• "When Harvard was Home Sweet Homo" - by John Sears Prime - p. 32
• "The night game Jackie Robinson lost - to a blonde" - by James L. Boyd - p. 22
• "Psst! Heard about the latest Hollywood kick? Call Fernando Lamas - Granite 2-5563" - by Lou Anderson - p. 8
• "It was John Carroll's Party - but no John!" - by Pat Henderson - p. 24
• "Meet an Honest Senator" - p. 10
• "Science's Latest - Do-it-yourself face lift" - p. 18
• "Here's the answer to that plane ticket you can't buy!" - p. 36

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Vol. 4, No. 5 - November 1956 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "That blonde sharing Nick Ray's pillow was Marilyn Monroe" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 13
• "Why John Wayne was the topic of the tropics" - by Miguel Negri - p. 18
• "New faces for old - without surgery" - by Phil S. Coutard - p. 28
• "It was a scandalous way to behave... even for Marlon Brando" - by Horton Streete - p. 31
• "Denise Darcel was in the mood for love!" - by Gene Ford - p. 8
• "Psst! Tony Steel: Ask Bride Anita Ekberg about her weekend with Michael Rennie" - by Bruce Cory - p. 34
• "The doll who couldn't stay aware for Vic Mature - She just Slept and Slept" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 38
• "Horace Heidt's 'House' that's not a home" - by Jack Hancock - p. 40
• "How Gary Cooper stole Prince Rainier's Mistress" - by Marcel La Salle - p. 44
• "Shot and Killed by a Ronson Lighter!" - by John Griffith - p. 16
• "'High' Society has hatched up a new one" - by Carl Reinhardt - p. 42
• "Why Ike Bounced Arthur Vandenberg Jr." - by Truxton Decatur - p. 21
• "What Rocky Graziano forgot to remember" - by Ida Barbella Casciola - p. 10
• "Memo to Dean Martin-- Better Check on your Ex-Wife" - by E.H. Morrison - p. 26
• "Is your hospital safe?" - p. 12
• "A.I.D. - Is it Adultery?" - by Armand Hartley - p. 36
• "Frank Costello and the Bartender's Wife" - p. 20
• "The Shocking Bug in Social Security" - p. 30

1957

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Vol. 4, No. 6 - January 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "Elvis Presley and his Doll-Point Pen!" - by Lou Anderson - p. 13
• "Joan Crawford's back street romance with a bartender" - by Frank Wilson - p. 20
• "The redhead who chased Sinatra right into the bedroom!" - by Philip Barker - p. 26
• "Picasso is an opium addict!" - by Miguel Negri - p. 34
• "Louis Hayward - he cries when he cuddles!" - by Brad Shortell - p. 8
• "How Peter Lorre played 'beat the clock' with a chippie" - by James L. Boyd - p. 16
• "Buddy Baer tells, 'how three little girls wrecked my career'" - by Buddy Baer - p. 24
• "Diana Dors called it a lark - the Judge called it larceny!" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 36
• "Davy Crockett and the little bare!" - by Horton Streete - p. 38
• "Why Jacques Bergerac had no time for Ginger" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 40
• "If you were married to a beauty queen, would you cheat? Here's what Guy Mitchell did" - by Gene Baker - p. 44
• "The black market in spare parts for humans!" - by George Flynn - p. 42
• "When Gussie Moran traded her lace panties for a towel!" - by Tom Wallace - p. 10
• "The night Dan Dailey was Dolly Dawn!" - by Corwin D. Thorne - p. 31
• "Pega Palo - the vine that makes you virile!" - by A.P. Govoni - p. 18
• "The Cocktail that may save your life" - by Armand Hartley - p. 28
• "The Real Story behind an Ad" - p. 12
• "TV's Newest Talent Racket" - p. 30

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Vol. 5, No. 1 - March 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "When Maureen O'Hara cuddled in Row 35" - by R.E. McDonald - p. 10
• "Parlor, Bedroom and Babe - Starring Tony Curtis" - by Curt Miller - p. 14
• "Orson Welles, His Chocolate Bon Bon, and the Whoopsy Waiter!" - by D. Loring Taylor - p. 16
• "Letter from a Hollywood Call Girl: "I'll take Danny Kaye at the drop of a towel"" - p. 18
• "When Lana Turner shared a lover with Ava Gardner" - by B.J. Ducharme - p. 20
• "Why Robert Wagner is a flat tire in a boudoir" - by Pat Prescott - p. 26
• "Richard Egan's wooing packs a wallop" - by Paul Quinn - p. 34
• "When Harry James forgot all about Betty Grable" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 36
• "The ants in Stewart Granger's pantry" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 39
• "How Mike Todd made a chump of a movie mogul" - by Hy Briskin - p. 44
• "The most coveted phone number in Washington, D.C. - Republic 7-3576" - by Carl Reinhardt - p. 12
• "Uncle Sam is handling horse bets by mail" - by Frank Royster - p. 42
• "I own 25% of Mickey Mantle" - by Holly Brooke - p. 31
• "They had to call the cops when all hell broke loose in Governor Adlai Stevenson's mansion" - by Horton Streete - p. 8
• "Lord Rothschild's daughter frolicked like a floozie" - by Geoffrey Finch - p. 28
• "The Navy's answer to the V.D. Menace" - by Lowell Griggs - p. 24
• "Cardinal Mindszenty and the boy who didn't forget" - p. 30
• "A bundle of dreams in locker 787" - p. 38

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Vol. 5, No. 2 - May 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "A girl confesses: My night with Elvis Presley" - p. 13
• "He was an ordinary little guy, but he sure made time o that couch with Marilyn Monroe" - by Tom Wallace - p. 39
• "Even the cops blushed when they learned where Marie McDonald hid that ring!" - by Michael Nixon - p. 28
• "When Burt Lancaster was an acrobat in the boudoir" - by Carl Reinhardt - p. 8
• "Only the birds and the bees saw what Dorothy Dandridge did in the woods" - by James L. Boyd - p. 10
• "Fredric March and his great big beautiful doll" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 13
• "Glenn Ford and that freewheeling blonde" - by Jack Ross - p. 26
• "Victor Mature's lost week-end - with a babe" - by N.E. Benson - p. 30
• "Want to catch Marlon Brando on a hot date? Follow the man with the mustache" - by Horton Streete - p. 36
• "Does R.N. mean Registered Nurse - or Racy Number? Ask Melvyn Douglas" - by Bruce Cory - p. 40
• "Broadway's Strangest Drama, Starring Oscar Hammerstein II" - by Jean Hall - p. 44
• "Shot by a Cuff Link" - by Jack Halley - p. 16
• "I had to force Floyd Patterson to marry me to give our baby a name" - by Gloria Patterson Schmidt - p. 32
• "When Barbara Hutton's son shared a pillow with the mail-order sex queen" - by William B. Strong - p. 42
• "Operation Unnecessary - An end to needless breast surgery" - by Lowell Griggs - p. 24
• "Homosexuals can be cured!" - by B. Richard Paterson - p. 38
• "Seduction by Prescription" - p. 12

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Vol. 5, No. 3 - July 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Jay Breen, Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "Why Liberace's Theme Song should be, "Mad About the Boy!"" - by Horton Streete
• "On the Boudoir Bottlefront with Pvt. Gary Crosby" - by Tom Wallace
• "Anthony Quinn got caught bundling in the powder room - by D. Loring Taylor
• "Eartha Kitt and the little man who sat there - all night" - by Jack Ross
• "Can a guy have too much of a good thing? Ask Alan Dale - he played house with two babes at once" - by James L. Boyd
• "The gal who had Lex Barker up a tree" - by Michael Nixon
• "When Nancy Kelly rehearsed her love scenes in that station wagon" - by Curt Miller
• "Broderick Crawford, the willing wench - and the wandering wig" - by Kevin Hennessy
• "Frances Langford sang blues in the nightie" - by Gene Ford
• "Psst! George Jessel!" - by Max Kramer
• "Memo to the Postmaster General: Chiselers are using the U.S. Mails - for free!" - by Calvin Bentley - p. 22
• "Camp Kilmer scandal ... Where Hungarian Women Escaped from Red Slavery - to White Slavery!" - by Bela W. Von Block
• "Wanted: A cutie who carries her own towels... Apply: John Jacob Astor, 998 Fifth Avenue" - by B.J. Ducharme
• "The "One-pill-a-day" defense against Heart Attacks!"
• "A cure for frigid wives - swift, simple surgery" - by Armand Hartley
• "She lived with her father as man and wife - but her testimony convicted Jake La Motta on a vice charge" - by G.W. Kortland
• "Why Ransom Money isn't worth the paper it's printed on" - p. 34

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Vol. 5, No. 4 - September 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Edward Gibbons, Jack O'Sullivan

• "What is an S.O.B.?" - by William Bradford Huie - p. 10
• "When the band played on - up in Ava Gardner's room" - by James L. Boyd - p. 14
• "The last hours of Mussolini" - by Christopher Bliss - p. 44
• "Fernando Lamas, and the girl who said look - but don't touch!" - by Kevin Kennessy - p. 8
• "Open Letter to Victor Mature" - p. 19
• "She doesn't get to keep her tips but the hat check girl got Gordon MacRae" - by Gene Ford - p. 24
• "What Diana Dors never knew about her ever-lovin' hubby" - by Phillips Chatfield - p. 32
• "Prince Christian paid the gal - but not enough" - by B.J. Ducharme - p. 34
• "Richard Carlson presents - the hottest scandal in town!" - by J.E. Leclair - p. 38
• "Have you heard about Otto Preminger's Sudsy Screen Tests?" - by Curt Miller - p. 42
• "Dolophine - Newest "Monkey on the Addict's Back"" - by Tom Wallace - p. 16
• "The "Business Girls" of London" - by Geoffrey Finch - p. 26
• "It looks just like a pen - but it's as lethal as a loaded .38" - by Calvin Bentley - p. 36
• "Hollywood vs. Confidential" - by Robert Harrison - p. 22
• "There was no Umpire around when these Yankees had a ball!" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 29
• "Inside the "Death Conference"" - by Armand Hartley - p. 12
• "The "Shots" that cure the cigarette habit!" - by Peter Hudson - p. 40
• "Did you know your son can go to college - free!" - p. 18
• "Swindlers on your doorstep!" - p. 28

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Vol. 5, No. 5 - November 1957 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editors: Edward Gibbons

• "Psst! Did you hear what happened to John Derek in London?" - by James L. Boyd - p. 8
• "Believe it or not, there are ten near-crashes in the air every day" - by John D. Odom - p. 22
• "Leading doctors insist: Cigarettes do not cause lung cancer!" - by Stephen James - p. 25
• "The true case of the attic lover" - by Alan Hynd - p. 30
• "America's overseas problem soldiers" - by Bela Von Block - p. 32
• "Need a job? High-salary jobs in foreign lands go begging" - by John F. Sandler - p. 42
• "Jayne Mansfield's wacky weekend in the Catskills" - by Pat Prescott - p. 15
• "When Joan Collins was the perfect hostess" - by B.J. Ducharme - p. 20
• "The night John Huston and Gene Kelly went on a toot" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 28
• ""Operation Tuna," newest dodge of the dope smugglers" - by Nicholas Robson - p. 10
• "The TV booby trap in your living room" - by Horton Streete - p. 12
• "Newest way to avoid an operation: hernia - cured by injection" - by Alfred Garvey - p. 18
• "Medical lab bunglers can cost you your life!" - by Armand Hartley - p. 38
• "Joanne Connelley: the unhappy beauty who lived too fast - and died too soon" - by Hewitt Van Horn - p. 35
• "When Sabrina Crowned Steve Cochran with a vase" - by Geoffrey Finch - p. 40
• "Have you been charged for long distance phone calls you never made? Here's the reason why" - p. 14
• "What'll they think of next? Now - you can rent a wife!" - p. 24
• "The mouthpiece and the embezzler" - p. 34

1958

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Vol. 5, No. 6 - January 1958 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editor: Edward Gibbons

• "Proof, in his own handwriting, that James Dean knew he had a date with death!" - by David Browne - p. 12
• "Lucky Luciano talks - an exclusive interview" - by Bela and Sylvia von Block - p. 15
• "The real reason behind the suicide of Winston Churchill's son-in-law" - by Geoffrey Finch - p. 26
• "Why the Russians have beat us to the punch on guided missiles" - by John D. Odom - p. 37
• "The girl who said "no" to Michael Wilding" - by D. Loring Taylor - p. 8
• "Memo to Mrs. Gary Cooper" - p. 14
• "What really happened the night Pearl Bailey goofed" - by Kevin Hennessy - p. 22
• "The story behind a classified ad - the sheik who wants to buy an American wife" - by George V. Barron - p. 30
• ""Mom's" the word - ask Dean Martin" - by Charles Lang - p. 32
• "When Dana Andrews decided there were just too many blondes!" - by Peter Crawford - p. 42
• "When teen-agers go to drive-in theaters at 2 A.M., it's not to see the movies" - by Calvin Bentley - p. 10
• "The true case of the man who wouldn't die!" - by Alan Hynd - p. 34
• "How the Brink's Money financed the world's biggest dope ring" - by Nicholas Rabson - p. 40
• "Tip to railroad detectives - keep an eye on those club car chippies" - by Ted Goodman - p. 44
• "Peter of Yugoslavia - the King who's broke because of a wrong number" - by Jean Martel - p. 20
• "Can't lose weight? It may be those secret calories in your coffee!" - by Armand Hartley - p. 24
• "You can be king of your own island for $300" - p. 36

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Vol. 6, No. 1 - April 1958 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editor: Edward Gibbons

• "The Whisper Merchants" - by Edward G. Bannister - p. 10
• "An Exclusive Interview with J. Paul Getty" - by B.W. von Black - p. 12
• "Beware of the Homo Frame-Up" - by Police Chief W. E. Headley - p. 16
• "The power of the negro vote" - by Richard Wilson - p. 18
• "It's the law!" - by Dick Hyman - p. 20
• "Who shot Walter Reuther?" - by Eldorus L. Dayton - p. 21
• "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath - on the cuff" - by A.R. Albert - p. 24
• "You can own a piece of General Motors - for $10" - p. 26
• "Confidential Illustrated: Opium Addicts" - p. 27
• "Eletrocardiograph - Scientific Instrument or Pinball Machine?" - by Armand Hartley - p. 32
• "They lead the lambs to slaughter" - by Paul C. Kent - p. 34
• "There's a new C.O.D. racket" - by Calvin Bentley - p. 36
• "The case of the two missing heads" - by Alan Hynd - p. 38
• "Veterans' benefits you never hear about" - by Gene Ford
• "Before he died the aga Khan picked a husband for his widow" - by David Browne
• "Be careful where you die" - by William Voorhees

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Vol. 6, No. 2 - June 1958 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editor: Edward Gibbons

• "Wanted - 1,000 suckers for a "sure thing"" - by George McIntyre - p. 10
• "Nathan Leopold's secret: Richard Loeb's other thrill crimes" - by Frank Lewis - p. 12
• "You may be a Bigamist" - by A.P. Govoni - p. 16
• "Suicides anonymous" - by Phyllis Stewart - p. 18
• "Scarred by acne - a nightmare ended by a vending machine" - by Lewis Gittler - p. 20
• "The greatest military hoax of the century" - by David Bowen - p. 22
• "Seven Stocks that will boom this year" - by Clyde G. Hobson - p. 24
• "Virginia Hill: Fugitive from Justice... Next Stop, Cuba" - by Charles H. Parker - p. 26
• "The new method of reducing" - by Richard Shaw - p. 30
• "America needs a national lottery" - by Congressman Paul A. Fino - p. 32
• "Cherchez la femme (find the woman)" - p. 34
• "Memo to visiting firemen" - p. 36
• "They're smuggling dope into Lexington hospital" - by William Voorhees - p. 37
• "How American tax dodgers hide their money behind a number" - by Fred Dickenson - p. 40
• "Should nurses flirt with their patients?" - by Edward Gibbons - p. 42
• "Guilty!" - by Harry Kantor - p. 44

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Vol. 6, No. 3 - August 1958 - Publisher: Robert Harrison - Managing Editor: A.P. Govoni - Associate Editor: Edward Gibbons

• "What's in a name?" - by Edward Gibbons - p. 10
• "The clinic that cures female frigidity" - by Elizabeth Kirkland - p. 12
• "F.D.R.'s Tragic Mistake" - by Hon. George H. Earle - p. 14
• "Memo to Meyer Lansky: Monte Carlo is for sale - cheap" - by Horton Streete - p. 20
• "Careful - it could be rape!" - by Walter H. Osgood - p. 22
• "The miracle "shot" that destroys blood clots" - by A.P. Govoni - p. 24
• "20 Minutes to live!" - by Bill McChesney - p. 26
• "If you want to be a Poppa, You'd better dress like a Momma" - by Eugene Olmstead - p. 30
• "I was almost killed because I look like Celia Sanchez" - by Jean Secan - p. 32
• "The Dope Detector" - by Talbot Henry - p. 34
• "A Cure for Excess Hair" - by Stephen James - p. 36
• "Tax Tattlers - They Squeal for Profit" - by Clyde G. Hobson - p. 38
• "You can Live High in Mexico on $100 a Month" - by Phyllis Stewart - p. 40
• "How Hotels Get Taken for a Bundle" - p. 42
• "The Rubinstein Murder Mystery is Three Years Old" - by Fred Carey - p. 43

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Vol. 6, No. 5 - December 1958 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associate: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons - full issue PDF

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "Princess Margaret and the Mysterious Itch" - by Thornton Dennison - p. 10
• "Arthur Murray will teach you how to dance - your way to the poorhouse" - p. 12
• "Kim Novak and Sammy Davis, Jr. Who Broke up their Romance? - by Hy Steirman - p. 14
• "I am being blackmailed" - by Jewel Steven - p. 16
• "The Big Squeeze of Detroit's Big Three" - p. 18
• "The Blonde who had a wing ding at sing sing" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 22
• "The murder Harry Truman won't talk about" - by Emile C. Schurmacher - p. 24
• "TV's ten top stinkers" - by Jay Nelson Tuck - p. 28
• "Old People's Homes - or Hellholes?" - by Louis I. Freed - p. 32
• "The man who made Madison Avenue Blush" - by Karen Kaye - p. 34
• "He Triggered the Nixon Riots!" - by Victor Lasky - p. 38
• "The Newest Way to get a kick out of life" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 40
• "You can't afford to die" - by O.L. Goforth, Jr. - p. 42

1959

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Vol. 6, No. 6 - February 1959 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Sandy Hochberg

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "Charlton Heston and the Scrappy Blonde" - p. 6
• "I am George Gershwin's Illegitimate Son" - by Alan Gershwin - p. 10
• "The Duke of Windsor: Royal Tightwad" - by Don Lascelles - p. 14
• "Why I blew the whistle on the TV Quiz Shows" - by Eddie Hilgemeier Jr. - p. 16
• "The Commies Trained Gov. Faubus" - by Confidential - p. 18
• "One Million Criminals the Law Won't Touch" - p. 22
• "Bing's Brats: Booze, Babes, and Brawls" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 24
• "Sudden Death" - by Thornton Dennison - p. 28
• "Bosoms can be increased two inches" - p. 30
• "Brutes abuse mail order orphans" - by O.L. Goforth Jr. - p. 32
• "I Hid my lover for 14 years" - by Yvette Bleuse Powers - p. 34
• "Don't be Gypped by Phony Bargains" - by Ford Hill - p. 38
• "The World's Richest Man - Is he a Murderer?" - by Charles V. Nemo - p. 42

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Vol. 7, No. 1 - April 1959 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Sandy Hochberg

• "Your choice: TV's top ten stinkers" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "Boos and booboos of Maria Callas" - by Andrew Robin - p. 10
• "How Stalin & Son murdered their wives" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 14
• "Reducing Pills are absolutely useless" - by Charlton Hennessy - p. 16
• "The queer shenanigans of prophet jones" - by Bill Lane - p. 18
• "Why 95,000 Americans are going bankrupt" - by John Ogee - p. 22
• "Louella Parsons: the hatchet woman Hollywood fears" - by Travis Kent - p. 24
• "Beware the dental bootlegger" - by David Martinson - p. 28
• "New Orleans' sinful suburb" - by C.D. Jeffries - p. 30
• "Lance Reventlow: What the kid with 25 million hasn't got" - by Sanford Gilbert - p. 32
• "You can stop rabies now" - by Jay Nelson Tuck - p. 34
• "Don't shoot the TV service man" - p. 38
• "Lady, are you wearing a hot diamond?" - by Carl Sherman - p. 40

Vol. 7, No. 2 - June 1959 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Nancy Fogelson

• "Confidentially speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "How two sharpies tricked the Pope" - by Lugal Baker - p. 10
• "I'm the girl who hit Madison Avenue under the belt" - by Mona Payne - p. 12
• "Is Mike Todd guilty of a $5 million gyp?" - by Jack Lasco - p. 14
• "Don't Shoot your Auto Mechanic" - by Carl Sherman - p. 18
• "Emmy Awards: Silliest Joke on Television" - by Jay Nelson Tuck - p. 20
• "How Chiselers cheat the phone company" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 22
• "What Edward R. Murrow didn't tell about the call girl business" - by Al Loring - p. 24
• "Beware the killer bee" - by Thornton Dennison - p. 28
• "The rotten egg racket" - by Ralph W. Miller - p. 30
• "Don't be trapped by earn-money-at-home frauds" - by Anne Werbert - p. 32
• "Hedy Lamarr: Why they love her and leave her" - by Andrew Robin - p. 34
• "When War Comes" - by Travis Kent - p. 38

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Vol. 7, No. 4 - September 1959 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Nancy Fogelson, Judith Marlene Gros

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, We Get Letters" - p. 8
• "The Fantabulous Imam of Yemen" - by Samson Rebaldi - p. 10
• "The Madmen who try to Kill Ike" - by Carlton Hennessey - p. 14
• "The Great Stereo-Phony Swindle" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 16
• "My Experiences with Homosexuality in Women's Prison" by Virginia McManus - p. 18
• "Grifter, stay away from my door" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 24
• "Frank Sinatra's Big Bawl" - by Nosmo King - p. 26
• "Car Exhausts can cause Lung Cancer" - by E.C. Schurmacher - p. 28
• "Washington, D.C. - High School Tourist Trap" - by Jack Lasco - p. 30
• "Beware the Hair-Raising Phonies" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 32
• "World War II's Strangest Mystery" - by John Lester - p. 35
• "Bullets, Blood and Beatings" - by Carl Sherman - p. 38
• "Crush the Krupp Cartel!" - by Hy Steirman - p. 40

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Vol. 8, No. 1 - January 1960 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Steirman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Feature Editor: Louie Bolinger - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Bina Fuchs, Barbara Wangenstein | By-Line Publications, Inc.

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" p. 10
• "Wanted-- A House not a Home for 22 Royal Tarts" - by Jack Lasco - p. 10
• "The girl Errol Flynn Forgot" - p. 14
• "Thousands of Innocent People in Prison" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 16
• "The General "Dumped" for Jimmy Stewart" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 18
• "20,000 College Kids on a Florida Sin Spree" - by N.C. Forze - p. 22
• "I'll make you buy!" - by Anonymous
• "I'll make you pay!" - by Anonymous
• "Bully with a baton" - by Tim Wilkins
• "Are beauty aids harmful?" - by Clayton Hill
• "Executives: the care and breeding of" - by Verne Fearing
• "TV Fakery: Western Bums Become Heroes" - by Dee Riverside
• "Are yo riding tires - or time bombs?" - by Emile C. Schurmacher
• "The Great Manhattan Swindle" - by Louie Bolinger
• "Gripe of the month"

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Vol. 8, No. 3 - April 1960 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Stierman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Bobbe Gluck, Barbara Wangenstein

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, We Get Letters" - p. 8
• "Buy me an Oscar!" by Victoria Thorn - p. 10
• "Caryl Chessman's Last Will and Testament" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 14
• "Let's cut Plane Fares" by N.C. Forze - p. 16
• "Did Anti-Negro Prejudice run Willie Mays out of San Francisco?" by Ted Harmon - p. 18
• "Sex Laws You Break Regularly" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 22
• "My Father's Hate and Heroin Ruined Me" by Barbara Burns - p. 24
• "The Shame of our Colleges: Hazing" - by Louie Bolinger - p. 28
• "Washington's Biggest Fix is a Fake" by Cassius Stone - p. 30
• "The Gem Gyp who Found the Perfect Setting Behind his Precious Stone Walls" - by Jackson Burke - p. 32
• "The Case of the Bumbling Traitor" by Carl Sherman - p. 36
• "Gripe of the Month" - p. 64

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Vol. 8, No. 5 - July 1960 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Stierman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Bobbe Gluck, Barbara Wangenstein

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "To Hell with the Olympic Farce" - by Jesse Owens - p. 10
• "How Vegas Gamblers Hook Hollywood Stars" - by Eddie Stevens - p. 14
• "The Great Hosiery Swindle" - by M. Ira Louis - p. 16
• "What am I living for?" - by Paul G. Neimark - p. 18
• "Are you driving blind with your eyes wide open?" - by Emile C. Schurmacher - p. 22
• "My 12 Teen-Age Wives" - by Glynn "Indiana" Wolfe - p. 24
• "Five Million Americans are Marked for Diabetes" - by Dee Riverside - p. 28
• "Assassin in the Pentagon" - by Ladislas Farago - p. 30
• "What Princess Margaret and Tony did before the wedding" - by Norbett Pennington - p. 32
• "Detergents are killing our fish" - by Norman Clegg - p. 36
• "How to fix a race - but good!" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 38
• "The man who was divorced by a woman he never married" - by Jay Nelson Tuck - p. 40
• "Gripe of the month club" - p. 64

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Vol. 8, No. 6 - August 1960 - Editor-Publisher: Hy Stierman - Managing Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Bobbe Gluck, Barbara Wangenstein

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "The Blonde who beat up Frank Sinatra" - by Andrew Robin - p. 10
• "Is your Brand New School a Firetrap?" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 14
• "Is Alfred Hitchcock Getting Away with Murder?" - by Leigh Keith - p. 16
• "Sexual Behavior of U.S. Teen-Agers" - by Emile C. Schurmacher - p. 18
• "Las Vegas' Biggest Headache: Cheating the House" - by Eddie Stevens - p. 24
• "How to buy a watch" - by Jack Lasco - p. 26
• "Congressman Powell's pal bashed me with a bottle!" - by Fred Weaver - p. 28
• "The Actress who used Ike in a $100,000 bamboozle!" - by Bob Haynes - p. 29
• "Confidential's Gyp Guide to Europe" - by Ladislas Farago - p. 32
• "The Liar's Disease" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 35
• "The Mystery of James Mason's Daughter, Portland" - by Victoria Thorn - p. 36
• "Public Nuisance No. 1: Junk Mail" - by Howard H. Fogel - p. 38
• "Gripe of the Month Club" - p. 64

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Vol. 9, No. 2 - February 1961 - Publisher: Hy Stierman - Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck

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Vol. 9, No. 3 - March 1961 - Publisher: Hy Stierman - Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Judy Schwartz, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "The Night Wyatt Earp chased Queen Soraya from Hollywood to Vegas" - by Victoria Thorn - p. 10
• "The Congo's Red Mata Hari" - by Paul Meskil - p. 14
• "Those Box Top Offers: Sterling or Steal?" - by Emile C. Schurmacher - p. 16
• "The Lively Loves of Lerner and Loewe" - by Harlan Meade - p. 18
• "Birth Control: An Improved Way Acceptable to All" - by Ladislas Farago - p. 20
• "Sir Laurence Olivier: The Knight was Made for Love" - by John Blough - p. 24
• "The Wealthy Widow, the Wily Weepers and the Missing Million" - by William Allen - p. 28
• "Don't be a sitting duck for food quacks" - by Jack Lasco - p. 30
• "Bobby Darin - Bad-Tempered Boor" - by David Martinson - p. 32
• "Refrigerator Troubles? Don't Shoot the Serviceman" - by A Refrigerator Serviceman - p. 36
• "Who is America's Coolest Cat? The Camel Drivers Know" - by Cassius Stone - p. 38
• "The Supercharged Suit of the Supermarket Heir" - by Euclid Butler - p. 40
• "Gripe of the Month Club" - p. 64

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Vol. 9, No. 4 - April 1961 - Publisher: Hy Steirman - Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Judy Schwartz, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "The Miss who was a Mister-Y" - by Andrew Robin - p. 10
• "Now! A Do-It-Yourself Pregnancy Test" - by Ladislas Farago - p. 14
• "Revlon's Revson: the Terrible-Tempered Tyrant" - by Harlan Meade - p. 16
• "The 55 Wives of Frenchy La Raviere" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 18
• "Why Peter Lawford's Ma Hates Jack Kennedy's Pa" - by Victoria Thorn - p. 20
• "The Gyp on your Grocer's Shelf: Small Things in Big Packages" - by Carl Sherman - p. 24
• "What's in that supersonic tonic, Governor?" - by Ken Travis - p. 26
• "How Sick are the "Sick" Comics?" - by Erasmus Haigh - p. 28
• "Uncle Sam is "Robbing" our Old Folks" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 32
• "Heroin - Menace to our 'Teen-Agers" - by Emile C. Schurmacher - p. 34
• "Tolbutamide: the amazing drug that hits 5 diseases" - by Byron Gordon - p. 38
• "Man's worst enemy - the indestructible rat" - by Loy Warwick - p. 40
• "Gripe of the month" - p. 64

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Vol. 9, No. 5 - May 1961 - Publisher: Hy Steirman - Editor: Jay Nelson Tuck - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Judy Schwartz, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• ""My Sister, Susan Hayward, has Millions - And I'm on Relief" - by Florence Marrener - p. 10
• "Will your health insurance pay off when you need it?" - by Tim Wilkins - p. 14
• "Khrushchev Kracks down on Kremlin Kut-Ups" - by Feodor V. Robolov - p. 16
• "Mickey Rooney: The Biggest Little Lover in the World" - by Ed Lassman - p. 18
• "How safe are the compact cars?" - by James Miller Kerr - p. 22
• "The spurious "spirits" and the unhappy medium" - by Harlan Meade - p. 24
• "Another "Eichmann" is Loose - in the U.S." - by John Lewis Carver - p. 26
• "Ivan is Laughing at Us" - by Cassius Stone - p. 30
• "The Alimony Aches of the Jazz Jockey and the Wounded Wife" - by Ken Travis - p. 32
• "They're all selling our schoolgirls sex, sex, sex" - by Victoria Thorn - p. 34
• "Laxatives will hurt you" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 38
• "It Costs a lot to can a wife" - by Carlos Fumado - p. 40
• "Gripe of the month Club" - p. 64

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Vol. 9, No. 10 - October 1961 - Publisher: Hy Steirman - Editor: Mel Snyder - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Judy Schwartz, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking"
• "Letters, we get letters"
• "Starlets who frolic for $1,600 a night" - by Cyrus W. Bell and Rutledge M. Davenport
• "Liston: Should he be champ?"
• "Neuberger: She chews the meat trust"
• "Chevalier: Wall-to-wall love"
• "Ingrid: the story she feared to print"
• "Gang girls: our worst kids" - by Jules Archer - p. 16
• "Farouk: King and 3 Queens made a full house" - by Henry Phillips - p. 18
• "Accidental Death - on purpose!" - by William Chandler - p. 20
• "Filmland formula for unhappy kids" - by Samson Rebaldi - p. 22
• "Confidential's crusading is officially commended" - p. 24
• "Surgery made easy!" - by Harlan Meade - p. 25
• "Did quacks kill the Pope?" - by James Miller Kerr - p. 26
• "Grace: she's got Rainier on the run" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 28
• "Don't be ashamed to shop for a Doctor" - by Beryl Kaye - p. 30
• "Candy Barr: Did Justice go thataway?" - by Frank O'Leary - p. 32
• "He betrayed allies, now wars on JFK" - by Andrew Robin - p. 34
• "Spotting the TV Gimmicks" - by Harrington Gibbs - p. 37
• "Debbie: Did she hoodwink Hollywood?" - by Mel Snyder - p. 38
• "Gripe of the Month Club" - p. 64

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Vol. 9, No. 12 - December 1961 - Publisher: Hy Stierman - Editor: George Shute - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Audrey Leech, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking" - p. 6
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 8
• "How Wyatt Earp trapped that babe in the woods" - by Andrew Robin - p. 10
• "Needless surgery" - by Simon Lee Garth - p. 12
• "Who did what to whom?" - by Euclid Butler - p. 14
• "Short Shorts: Mantrap" - p. 18
• "Lita Milan" - p. 18
• "Monroe" - p. 18
• "Harpo" - p. 18
• "Washington, D.C. can elect a negro mayor" - by Walter L. Keating - p. 20
• "What you should know about push-button waste in your home" - by Jack Lasco - p. 22
• "Is this the key to Khrushchev?" - by S.T. Paul - p. 24
• "The smelly racket of phony Christmas perfumes" - by Dorothy Black - p. 26
• "Troy Donahue's spicy slugfests" - by Aaron Snow - p. 27
• "Before you drive don't take cold tablets" - by Bill MacMichaels - p. 30
• "She-Hawk of Hollywood" - by Elston Smythe - p. 32
• "Arson" - by Rod Taylor - p. 34
• "Those battling Borgnines are at it again" - by Paul Maas - p. 36
• "Don't blow your dough on 'lite' diet bread" - by Beryl Kaye - p. 39
• "Speeding Ambulances: Killers on Mercy Missions" - by Edward Alperson - p. 40

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Vol. 10, No. 3 - March 1962 - Publisher: Hy Stierman - Editor: George Shute - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Mark Weill, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking"
• "Letters, We Get Letters"
• "Guess Who?"
• "Gripe of the Month Club"
• "Did George Montgomery find someone Finah?" - by Max L. Cartier
• "Wha' Hoppen to the most sot after girl?" - by Percy Cartwright
• "Space Shoes: are you walking on hot air?" - by Jack Lasco
• "Hollywood's 9-day love carnival" - by Tex Spelvin
• "'Handwriting Machines' hand you a line" - by L.J. Chieco
• "The Orsinis - That hot Roman Jazz Combo" - by Dom Cassini
• "They Dope Horses to Lose, too!" - by K.T. Leonard
• "The $100-dollar look" - by Helen Barton
• "The Scandal wrecking the Rockefellers" - by Chester K. Morton
• "Those oil additives don't add up!" - by Emile C. Schurmacher
• "Strictly from Hungary" - by Guy Wieze
• "The plot to smear Sophia Loren"
• "Yempty Yogurt" - by Brewster Hill
• "Is Bigotry keeping Belafonte off TV?" - by Paul Maas
• "'Pleasure is my life', says Flynn's Son" - by Dale Carter
• "Plights and Plagues of Peelers" - by Bob Haynes
• "Plays that made the playboys famous" - by Andrew Robin

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Vol. 10, No. 4 - April 1962 - Publisher: Hy Stierman - Editor: George Shute - Associates: Patricia Anne Fitzsimons, Mark Weill, Bonnie S. Levy

• "Confidentially Speaking"
• "Letters, we get letters"
• "Biggest Bargain in Hollywood" - by Edwina Baxter
• "Gripes of the Month"
• "Who is Mrs. Murphy?" - by the Editors
• "A night in Casablanca" - by E.J. Prentiss
• "The Agony and the Ecstacy of Loving Brigitte Bardot" - by Samson Rebaldi, Jr.
• "Six Times I tried to Kill Myself" - by Jacques Charrier
• "The Fatty Arbuckle Rape Case" - p. 66
• "Adlai -- We Love You Maadlai!" - by K.N. Peepers - p. 22
• "Tattle Tape: Nudist Camp, U.S.A." - by Ken Armour - p. 24
• "Eat More; Weigh Less" - by W.B. Michaels - p. 28
• "Married Today; Free Tomorrow" - by Matt Tremoni - p. 31
• "Who Donged the Ding-Dong Daddy?" - by Harper Genus - p. 32
• "Sex on Credit Cards" - by Ernest Campbell - p. 34
• "Willie Mays: He's got plenty of Nothin'" - by Barney Converse - p. 36
• "Hollywood's Answer to Lollo is a Lulu" - by Aaron Snow - p. 38
• "Teen-Age Crime Schools" - by Gabe Preston - p. 40
• "The Taming of the Shrews" - by A.P. Arey - p. 44

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Vol. 11, No. 11 - November 1963 - Publisher: Andrew Robin - Editor: David Hanna - Associates: Avery Russell, Mark Weill, Eileen Goldman

• "Letters, we get letters"
• "Hollywood Confidential"
• "Broadway Confidential"
• "Europe Confidential"
• "Will Ava Gardner Steal Burton from Liz?" - by David Hanna
• "I saw Castro Rape a Girl!" - by Oscar S. Mencia
• "Finally! The facts about Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn!" - by Jean Carroll
• "The Noisy truth about those plush new apartments" - by Carl Sherman
• "Bizarre mystery of the society doctor and the ladies" - by Margaret Hazelton
• "Bonus Extra: The Knights were made for love" - p. 28
• "John Ringling North - the greatest show-off in the greatest show on earth" - by Dick Foster - p. 32
• "How to spot a homo! Don't ask Britains Foreign Service" - by Kennith Wilick - p. 34
• "New Narcotic that's shocking Congress" - by Harry Schreiner - p. 36
• "How much dishonesty and payola are involved in movie reviews?" - by Arthur Nugent - p. 38
• "How to lose your shirt on Wall Street - without even trying" - by Morgan P. James - p. 40
• "The night the mountaineers raided the nature camp" - by Jed Thompson - p. 42
• "Why set yourself on fire?" - p. 70

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Vol. 12, No. 7 - July 1964 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Mark B. Harris - Associates: Potter Macy, Judy North, Sylvia West

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Hollywood Confidential" - p. 8
• "Broadway Confidential" - p. 10
• "Europe Confidential" - p. 12
• "Is it true about Mme. Nhu's Naughty Nudes?" - by Malcolm and Alan Claire - p. 14
• "Ssh! Somebody's Listening to you" - by Buzz Mercator - p. 18
• "Lowdown on Shirley MacLain's 6,000 Mile Jump - to see Robert Mitchum" - by Hal Karpis - p. 20
• "Tattle-Tape Exclusive" - p. 29
• "You can't buy a safe 1965 car!" - by Carl Sherman - p. 22
• "Why Gregg Sherwood wants $11 Million for those wild lost week-ends" - p. 24
• "Are the Racket boys Blackmailing Gov. Faubus Because of his Commie Past?" - by Rod Curtis - p. 26
• "America's Secret Homosexual Mafia" - by Kent Bowman - p. 32
• "When the King of the Rhumba got the wrong Numbah - he found a new Blonde" - by Alex Martinez - p. 34
• "Is there a plot to Whitewash Lindbergh?" - by Karr Marquis - p. 36
• "The Incredible Comeback of Van Johnson" - by Harold Lasser - p. 38

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Vol. 12, No. 8 - August 1964 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Mark B. Harris - Associates: Potter Macy, Judy North, Sylvia West

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Hollywood Confidential" - p. 8
• "Broadway Confidential" - p. 10
• "Europe Confidential" - p. 12
• "Psst! Who Hushed Up these Stories about the Beatles?" - by Ian Laird Carstairs - p. 14
• "For Sale! Nearly New Harem, Apply King Saud, Saudi Arabia" - by Haris Arvakian - p. 18
• "Why Warren Beatty Wanted Leslie Caron for his new 'Pussycat'" - by Perry Simpkins - p. 20
• "Rub-A-Dub Dub Without a Tub" - p. 27

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Vol. 12, No. 9 - September 1964 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Mark B. Harris - Associates: Potter Macy, Judy North, Margaret Burke

• "Letters, we get Letters"
• "Hollywood Confidential"
• "Broadway Confidential"
• "Europe Confidential"
• "Named: The Teen-Age Girls 2 Beatles took to the Virgin Islands" - by Brian McIver
• "The Call Girl who shook up Bell Telephone's Annual Meeting" - by Paul Maas
• "Revealed: The Smut Campaign to get Senator Barry Goldwater" - by Terence Dumont
• "Short Shorts: A Slice of Life" - by Tom Dix
• "Short Shorts: Witch's Tale" - A.P. Arey
• "The Bordello where Love is Free"
• "The Morn 2 Movie Queens Appeared in Skinerama - With an All-Stare Cast!" - by Daphne D.
• "Let's ban those low-cost kick capsules" - by Simon Koch
• "Why Cliff Robertson says there's nothing finah than Dina Merrill" - by Prescott Baines
• "New York's Subways: Biggest, Brutal Bargain in the World" - by Bill Dexter
• "How to buy tickets for America's First Legal Lottery" - by John Marples, Jr.
• "How U.S. Diplomats abroad get caught with their striped pants down" - by Ponsonby Heath
• "The Man-Eaters of Hollywood!" - by George Anvil

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Vol. 12, No. 11 - November 1964 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: George Shute - Associates: Potter Macy, Judy North, Meg Bowman

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Hollywood Confidential" - p. 8
• "Broadway Confidential" - p. 10
• "Europe Confidential" - p. 12
• "Barry Goldwater's 2 Nervous Breakdowns" - by Graye Oliphant - p. 14
• "How Barry's Bully-Boys Took Over the Convention" - by Roscoe Gunn - p. 17
• "The Big Boom in Career Girl Contraceptives" - by Michael Williams - p. 20
• "44 of Us Indulged in Social Sex" - p. 36
• "'Miss Universe': When the French Playboys Paid - One Beauty Stayed" - by Pierre Michaud - p. 22
• "'Sex Offenders': A Peek at the New Kinsey Report" - by Jack Lasco - p. 24
• "The Night Judy Garland Goofed" - by Syd Digger - p. 26
• "Elijah Muhammed: Paternity Suits are Throwing the Prophet for a Loss" - by T.J. Guilfoyle - p. 28
• "Short Shorts: Cash & Tarry" - by Angelo P. Casey - p. 31
• "Short Shorts: Mate's Day Off" - by Gillette Sharp - p. 31
• "The UN-Diplomatic Antics of U.N. Diplomats" - by Helen East - p. 32
• "Suzanne Pleshette: Freshest Young Thing in Hollywood" - by Dan Doran - p. 34
• "The Real Reason Prince Philip Buttoned Up" - by Ponsonby Heath, Jr. - p. 38
• "Strange Dilemma of the Love Goddesses who can't find love" - by Paula Carter - p. 40

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Vol. 13, No. 6 - June 1965 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Carl King - Associates: Potter Macy, Judy North, Tess Wilson

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Hollywood Confidential" - p. 8
• "Broadway Confidential" - p. 10
• "Europe Confidential" - p. 12
• "Those indecent attacks on Jacqueline Kennedy" - by David Conway - p. 14
• "Are you allergic to sex?" - by Murray Amore - p. 18
• "Miami: the "Fairyland" Playland" - by I.M. Kamp - p. 20
• "What Hollywood did to the freelance floosies of Tahiti" - by Pierre Lavois, Jr. - p. 22
• "The three little bares" - by Lupe Bart - p. 24
• "Shockumentary - Hollywood's New Sucker-Luring Gimmick!" - by Marilyn Furcht - p. 26
• "Bonus Extra: The Return of Nazism" - p. 40
• "Estes Kefauver's Battle for the Consumer" - by Marie Pitt - p. 29
• "Is Liz beginning to scare Burton?" - by Dick Foster - p. 30
• "Arsonists: Are they maniacs or sex fiends?" - by Joseph Fumare - p. 32
• "Marlon Brando's bora bora baby" - by Paul Dennison - p. 34
• "VD on TV" - by Paul Maas - p. 36
• "When the Mafia ran a beauty contest!" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 38
• "What every tourist should know about Chinatown" - by Quong Li Duck - p. 44

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Vol. 14, No. 2 - February 1966 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Carl King - Associates: Naomi Wise, Joan Goodwin, M.S. Tripp

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Hollywood & Broadway Confidential" - p. 8
• "International Confidential" - p. 10
• "Superwomen: A whole new sin-world" - by Irma Vep - p. 12
• "Sam Cooke: A Shocking Sequel" - by Len W. Johns - p. 16
• "How 'Runaway Productions' cause 'Runaway Romances'" - by Yul Schultz - p. 18
• "Churches and Sex" - by G. Franklin Jr. - p. 20
• "Playboys Never Die in Bed" - by Gene Taylor - p. 22

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Vol. 14, No. 7 - July 1966 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Naomi Wise, Joan Goodwin, M.S. Tripp

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "International Confidential" - p. 8
• "Unisex - when guys and dolls become one" - by Harris Taffanies - p. 10
• "Canada's biggest mystery: Gerda - Spy-Girl? Playgirl?" - by Leocadja Sinnlich - p. 12
• "Why Christine Keeler's marriage went pfft" - by Neil Du Barry - p. 13
• "Die now... Live later!" - by Robert H. Dicks - p. 16
• "The Strange Long-Distance Marriage of Julie Andrews" - by Gene Taylor - p. 18
• "Fake cops who prey on V.I.P.S." - by I.M. Kamp - p. 20
• "Can Lynda Byrd Johnson make George Hamilton forget his playboy past?" - p. 24
• "When they couldn't pry Sinatra and Virna Lisi apart" - by Clay Wood
• "The Great Credit Card Swindle" - by K.T. Leonard
• "The Day Jane Fonda almost shot her brother Peter" - by Jess Hart Younger
• "The Nude Starlet's slay-ride to the morgue" - by Mollie Mann
• "Dognappers are after your pet!" - by Jack Lasco
• "Why Sybil gave up her daughter to Liz" - by Craig Winston
• "The Reds' no. 1 stooge in America" - by Winchell Reagan
• "Sophia Loren: "I want a baby out of wedlock" - by Tom Savoli

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August 1966 - Associates: Naomi Wise, Joan Goodwin, M.S. Tripp

• "Letters, we get letters"
• "International Confidential"
• "The Day 007 Chickened Out"
• "Is $uccess $poiling Barbra $treisand?"
• "American flag burned by Vietnik bums on New York stage"
• "When those love-hungry Paris broads invaded Tahiti"
• "Sammy Davis and his new protegee"
• "When Prince Philip flipped over Shirley MacLaine"
• "How Lee Marvin's Marriage went on the rocks" - p. 30
• "Why that Miami playgirl got 99 years in jail"
• "Hollywood's crazy mixed-up marriage - go - round"
• "Informer number one"
• "American cars - streamlined death?"
• "Omar Sharif - the second Aly Khan"
• "Is Fairfield County, Conn. the new Peyton Place?"
• "Sky Diving: the kick that kills"
• "Gina's secret cruise with "Mr. Monte Carlo""

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Vol. 15, No. 4 - April 1967 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Roberta Bender, Rudi Stephenson, Mark Townley

• "Letters, we get letters"
• "Confidential sounding board"
• "Medicine & Health"
• "Berkeley: The Campus where Everything Goes"
• "The Secret Panic that ended Melina Mercouri's 10-Year Love Affair"
• "The Starlet who Wouldn't.. (Cover Story)"
• "The Psychotherapy Cult where 17 Men and 5 Women Live in 'Paradise'"
• "The Psychedelicatessens"
• "Can Jackie Keep the lid on her swing-a-ding kid sister?"
• "Give Pierre's passion a break"
• "Sammy Davis & MIA: They Killed the Clan"
• "The Big Joke about Justice Douglas's 4th Marriage"
• "When Liz left Burton to satisfy Clift's dying desire"
• "A beautiful girl's book of love is rocking the country"
• "Stu Whitman and his ex-wife: marriage, Hollywood style"
• "Why the sex-change surgeons would rather switch than fight it"
• "The Confidential book shelf"

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Vol. 15, No. 6 - June 1967 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Roberta Bendere, Rudi Stephenson, Mark Townley

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Confidential sounding board" - p. 8
• "Medicine & Health" - p. 10
• "A beatnik revolt sweeps the world" - by Helen X. Vink - p. 12
• "Is LBJ trying to kill George Hamilton's nude-nude movie?" - by Tom Tamlin - p. 16
• "What the eves won't tell about Adam's 'garden of eden'" - by Arthur V. Martin - p. 18
• "The teenage playmate who put the bite on the head playboy" - by Don Freegle - p. 20
• "Jumping Joe Namath's jet set joyride - on one good leg!" - by Terry Flamanchian - p. 21
• "An open letter to Jackie Gleason: One of these days - POW!" - p. 22
• "Are you tuned to Channel Sex-TV?" - by Arnold Frimb - p. 24
• "This love cult is looking for new members" - by Perry Belp - p. 28
• "The truth about Natalie Wood's wandering ways" - by Carroll Cruikshank - p. 30
• "The real James Brown story: why the black king of the teeny-boppers lives in terror" - by Geraldine Goudy - p. 32
• "Are the underground movies dirty, dirtier, dirtiest?" - by Christine Jaegger - p. 34
• "Why the 'funny girl' slugged her co-star" - by Carl Devers - p. 36
• "Are you being cheated in the name of charity?" - by Simon Koch - p. 38
• "Are you sick, sick, sick about sex, sex, sex?" - by Hamish Macnackle - p. 40
• "The Confidential Book Shelf" - p. 42

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Vol. 15, No. 8 - August 1967 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Roberta Bender, Rudi Stephenson, Mark Townley

• "Letters, we get letters"
• "Confidential sounding board"
• "Medicine & Health: The Kissing Disease"
• "Hello, Classified Advertising? I want to advertise a sex party!"
• "The Princess Bares All-- And Europe is Shocked!"
• "Frisky Frisco Presents: the Hottest Play Ever"
• "How the Governor Won the Girl-- And lost his career!"
• "All the girls cry "batter up!" but Bo Belinsky is in a slump" - by Priscilla Pepper
• "Hollywood Roulette: Who'll get Candy Bergen's Number?" - by Hamish MacKnackle
• "Steve McQueen: Is he Marked for Death?" - by Drew Bagley
• "How that White Countess Tames her "Black Panther"" - by Dom Meedler
• "Those Riotous Redgraves: How far will they go for fame?" - by Audrey Dort-Chipp
• "The Real Darryl Zanuck Story" - by Cecil B. Dinkle
• "Moscow's Newest Rate for "Free Love": $100 a night!" - by Rudi Skerm
• "Sex & Swish Capers of the UN Diplomats" - by Paul N. Partridge
• "Confidential Book Shelf"

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Vol. 15, No. 10 - October 1967 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Roberta Bender, Rudi Stephenson, Mark Townley

• "Letters, We Get Letters"
• "Confidential Sounding Board"
• "Medicine & Health: New Way to Stop Smoking" - by Mark Townley
• "Confidential’s Red-Hot Stories—Too Hot to Print"
• "The Truth About That Homosexual Blackmail Ring!" - by Ormen Elemen
• "Is Miss Rheingold Doing Something Wrong?" - by Bogley Meers
• "Make Mine a Danish—Nude" - by Dexter Memple
• "A Hippies' Dictionary" - by Alex Kreck
• "Did You Hear the One About the Farmer With a Nudist Colony?" - by Davey Drooban - p. 20
• "Will an Angry Wife Cover the Nude Star With a Jail Term?" - by Arnold Frimb - p. 21
• "A Priest’s Own Story of His Marriage" - by Francis X. - p. 22
• "Will Marilyn Monroe’s Secret Love Letters Burn Bobby Kennedy?" - by the Confidential Staff - p. 24
• "Say—Was That Peter O’Toole in Another Saloon Brawl?" - by Max Schniek - p. 28
• "The Stars & Drugs: Look Who’s Been 'Turned On!'" - by The Confidential Staff
• "'I Want to be a Success,' said Joanna Pettet, As She Took Off Her Clothes" - by Tommy Bobnick
• "The Aga Khan, The Model, and the Mystery Baby" - by Drew Bagley
• "How Jonathan Winters Crawled Out of His Crack-Up" - by Harrison Brown - p. 42

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Vol. 16, No. 5 - May 1968 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Janet Capron, Mark Townley

• "Letters, We Get Letters" - p. 6
• "Medicine & Health: Doctors and the Million Dollar Diet Pill Hoax" - by Mark Townley - p. 8
• "The Editor's Notebook: Stories too hot to print" - p. 10
• "Who's out to get D.A. Jim Garrison?" - by Dirk Savage - p. 12
• "The Sexpot Who Became Sinatra's Bosom Buddy" - by Perry Belp - p. 16
• "How Omar Made Barbra's Husband Blow his Top" - by Melody Sweet - p. 20
• "Are some of the Queen's Guards Queens?" - by Peter Slipshift - p. 24
• "Washington, D.C.: Rapists' Paradise" - by Horace Kookle, Sr. - p. 25
• "The Robber who Doctored a Town" - by Percy Meeker - p. 28
• "Don Rickles: Fastest Tongue in the West" - by Peter Dashboard - p. 29
• "Why the Girl who lost David Hemmings, Laughs" - by Marcus Mucke - p. 32
• "How Miami Cleaned up Crime" - by MacIntosh - p. 34
• "Did Audrey Lose Mel to Sam?" - by Henry Queet - p. 36
• "How Long can Cugie Keep it up?" - by Daphne Finkle - p. 38
• "The Madman's Murder the Priest couldn't talk about" - by Rudi Schmidlapp - p. 40
• "Why Gleason Gave them the Boot" - by Mort Groob - p. 41
• "Sounding Board" - p. 44

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Vol. 16, No. 6 - June 1968 - Publisher: Simon Lee Garth - Editor: Gene Taylor - Associates: Janet Capron, Mark Townley

• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Medicine & Health: Too Much Coffee is Dangerous for you" - p. 8
• "The Editor's Notebook: Stories too hot to print, hear about the politico who" - p. 10
• "The abnormal sex life of Egypt's Nasser" - by Madam Jantina - p. 12
• "Was Sharon Tate Forced to Marry her Lover?" - by Mary Ellen Teague - p. 16
• "Why the Smothers Brothers are doing a split" - by Clive Bradson - p. 18
• "The scream of death" - by Brian Cloud - p. 22
• "Violence in the schools" - by Mary Ellen Teague - p. 23
• "She doesn't care if the world calls her a bastard" - by Carl Devers - p. 24
• "Revolt of the Prostitutes" - by Francois Pasqualini - p. 26
• "Did the Devil force him to kill 9 people?" - by Kurt Hoch - p. 30
• "Sweden's Instant Sex: Why our GI's Defect" - by Sven Kigglehoff - p. 32
• "The wave of Nudity Becomes a Tidal Wave" - by Confidential Staff - p. 36
• "Confessions of a Male Hustler" - by Anonymous - p. 38
• "Prison Sex: Sins of the Century" - by Frederick Pike - p. 40
• "Sounding Board" - p. 42
• "Watch out for Passion Chocolates" - by Bill McMadden - p. 44

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Vol. 16, No. 7 - July 1968 - Publisher: - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• "Poppa Bear Beatty and Goldilocks" - by Tyna English - p. 12
• "I Married a Cheating Priest" - by Grace Lavery - p. 26
• "Movie Mogul Jack Warner bought me for a Summer of Sex" - by Monet Teray - p. 58
• "I remember Jayne" - by Mickey Hargitay - p. 68
• "Suck away your neurosis" - by Evelyn Sundell - p. 16
• "Penis Panics Prudes" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 22
• "Sex Yes, Love No" - by Tom Flagen - p. 32
• "Amyl Nitrite - Sex Kick and Legal High" - by Grace Lodge - p. 38
• "Cola Queen Joan Crawford Goes on a Bender" - by Secret Sam - p. 18
• "The Elizabeth Taylor Game" - p. 20
• "Buddy Hackett - Dirty and Funny" - by Trip Larson - p. 42
• "Peter Sellers - Chop, Chop, Chop" - p. 45
• ""The Fox" and the Goose" - by Phillip Tyler - p. 80
• "Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Confidential Memo" - by Walter Blum - p. 8
• "Medicine - Sexercises for the Muscle you never Remember" - by Dr. L. Peters
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 29

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Vol. 16, No. 8 - August 1968 - Publisher: - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• "Special Report: The Kennedy Assassination" - by Joel Palmer - p. 14
• "Aga Khan dumps his fiance & illegitimate son over nude photo" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 12
• "That Sexy Acid-Head Cary Grant Turned me on" - by Pilar Perry - p. 26
• "The Man who said Martin Luther King would die" - p. 82
• "$100,000 a year job" - by Leo Guild - p. 32
• "Death in our water" - by Michael Johnson - p. 50
• "The Thinking Man's Pot" - by Joseph Burman - p. 68
• "Laurence Harvey - Homosexual Darling of the Jet Set" - by Ann Saunders - p. 58
• "Hollywood Queens Trade Pain for Beauty" - by Ray Strait - p. 70
• "Wild, Sexy Game on TV" - by Jeanette Wagner - p. 80
• "Sex Quotient - Twenty goes into Forty Twice" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 30
• "Mash Note from Editor" - p. 4
• "Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, we get letters" - p. 6
• "Medicine - Parents in the Nude" - by Dr. L. Peters - p. 8
• "TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 36
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Nino Bello - p. 42
• "Confidential Memo" - by Walter Blum - p. 51

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Vol. 16, No. 9 - September 1968 - Publisher: - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• "Cinderella Joey turns into a pumpkin at midnight" - by Nancy Burton - p. 14
• "Tommy Smothers - Barefoot Boy with Cheek" - by Cynthia Casey - p. 38
• "Abortions are only for the rich" - by Grace Lodge - p. 46
• "Horseplayers' Dream" - by Leo Guild - p. 24
• "Nude Professor Holds Nude Classes" - by H.L. Harris - p. 32
• "Sex in Prison" - by T.L. Folsom - p. 56
• "Movie Starlet's Crack-Up" - by Sylvia Jefferson - p. 26
• "Elvis Will Always be a Hound Dog" - by Teddy Fields - p. 30
• "Tommy Sands - The Sinatras Destroyed him in ten years" - by Richard Stern - p. 54
• "Have a Husband - or two or three" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 21
• "Blondes don't have more fun" - by Jill Maina - p. 42
• "The Agony and the Ecstacy" - by Harlan Ellison - p. 28
• "Mash Note from the Editor and Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, we get letters - Clay Shaw - Homosexula, Perhaps; Assassin, Never" - p. 6
• "Medicine - Syphilis on the Public Phone" - by Joseph Mandel - p. 16
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 18
• "Confidential Gossip Tells it like it is" - by Jeff Gold - p. 36
• "We Want to Expose You" - p. 41
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Nino Lo Bello - p. 50

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Vol. 16, No. 11 - November 1968 - Publisher: - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• "Sinatra — A Misfit and His Money" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 14
• "White Slavery A La Taylor and Burton" - by Jean-Pierre Marchant - p. 34
• "Bobby Kennedy and the Castro Kidnap Plot" - by Manfred Schmidt - p. 34
• "Those Nude Stand-Ins for Mia, Liz, and Anne" - by Leo Guild - p. 54
• "Exposes: The Zip Code Flop" - by Moira MacInnes - p. 20
• "Exposes: The Myth of Sexual Cleanliness" - by Gene Mearkin - p. 24
• "Exposes: Injection Kids Are Illegitimate" - by Grace Lodge - p. 40
• "Aqualandia—Utopia or Hell?" - by Ray Strait - p. 46
• "Hollywood: You Never Have to Age" - by Sylvia Jefferson - p. 38
• "Hollywood: Jim Brown Colors Them Black and Blue" - by Richard Stern - p. 42
• "Hollywood: The Stars Fight Back" - by Stella Carson - p. 56
• "Swinger’s Corner: Sex Etiquette" - p. 26
• "Swinger’s Corner: Testing Your SSQ (Sexual Satisfaction Quotient)" - p. 26
• "Swinger’s Corner: The Agony and the Ecstasy" - by Harlan Ellison - p. 44
• "Dogs Are Death to Seduction" - by Paul Brock - p. 59
• "Mash Notes from the Editor and Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, We Get Letters"
• "Confidential Memo" - by Walter Blum - p. 16
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 50

1969

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Vol. 17, No. 2 - February 1969 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "The Mormon Money Monster" - by Emily Allen - p. 30
• "Vadim's Mysterious Mistress" - by Merry-Lyn Anders - p. 46
• ""I'll Kill Castro"" - by John Russell Jr. - p. 60
• "Bar-B-Que Yourself a Case of Cancer" - by Grace Lodge - p. 20
• "Army Medics Kill GI's" - by James O'Connell - p. 22
• "Slimming Salon Slayers" - by Michael St. Clair - p. 42
• "Some Babies are Born Criminals" - by Leonard Eisemann - p. 58
• "I Danced with Liz and Stepped on Burton's Toes" - by Luciano Doria - p. 14
• "The Mae West Health Secret" - by Tom Dove - p. 26
• "Tony's Got Two Wives and a Paternity Suit" - by Tyna English - p. 56
• "Sex Ettiquette" - p. 12
• "Are you making it with the right one?" - p. 38
• "Virgins can't insure it any more" - by Paul Brock - p. 54
• "Mash Note from the Editor"
• "Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, We Get Letters" - p. 6
• "Confidential Memo" - by Walter Blum - p. 10
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 50

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Vol. 17, No. 9 - September 1969 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Dick Jones, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "Black Ghetto! Don’t Sell Insurance Here" - by Michael St. Clair - p. 28
• "Another Child for the Burtons" - by Jean-Pierre Marchant - p. 46
• "Michael Caine Voted Man of the Year by 10,000 Prostitutes" - by Dunio Valedencia - p. 14
• "Catherine Deneuve: Sex Rebel" - p. 36
• "Hollywood Drunks" - by Tom Dove - p. 50
• "U.S. Prepares for Germ Warfare" - by John L. Russell, Jr. - p. 30
• "Atlanta’s Black Drive-In Funeral Parlor" - by Russell Calvin - p. 42
• "Newspapers Cheat Children" - by Emily Allen - p. 54
• "Husband’s Heart Attacks Come from Cheating" - by Leo Guild - p. 34
• "Estrogen Face Creams Cause Premature Sexual Development in Young Girls" - by Grace Lodge - p. 38
• "Swinger’s Corner: Sex Etiquette" - p. 42
• "Swinger’s Corner: A Plan for a New Twisted Sex Society" - by Leo Guild - p. 26
• "Swinger’s Corner: Doctors Reveal How You Can Make Love All Night" - by Leonard Eisemann - p. 44
• "Mash Note from the Editor and Notes for the Glorious Future" - p. 4
• "Letters, We Get Letters"
• "Confidential Memo" - by Walter Blum - p. 16
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 50

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1970

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Vol. 18, No. 1 - January 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• "Janice Joplin: Sweet, Sleezy, or Encountering Janice" - by Liza Williams - p. 12
• "Rado and Ragni: Backstage with Hair" - by Jill Maina - p. 30
• "Nancy Bacon: Playmate of the Stars" - by Ray Strait - p. 38
• "Barbara Parkins: It takes more than beauty to get a man" - by Leo Guild - p. 48
• "Youth Pills" - by John L. Russell, Jr. - p. 64
• "Confidential's Guide to Contraceptives" - p. 15
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 4
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 6
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 70
• "Elinor Kaine: Girl in the Men's Locker Room" - by Jerry Pearson - p. 66
• "Seduction Isn't Easy" - by Confi's resident bachelor - p. 2
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 7
• "Seduction by Witchcraft" - by Louise Huebner - p. 10
• "Are you a little "Gay"" - by Laurence Schwab - p. 36

Vol. 18, No. 2 – February 1970 – Editor: Tracy Cabot – Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke | Newsline Publications, Inc.

• “Swinging Unitarian Summer Sex Camp” – by Nancy McGee – p. 9
• “Geese—Nude Homosexual Love on Stage” – by Jill Main – p. 34
• “Hare Krishna! Back to Godhead!” – by Michael Cristie – p. 44
• “The Care and Feeding of Chastity Belts” – by John L. Russell, Jr. – p. 70
• “Three Dog Night Relates” – by Liza Williams – p. 30
• “What’s Raquel Welch Got That You Haven’t Got?” – by Linda Rader – p. 42
• “The Look” – by Bonnie Brown – p. 62
• “Seduction Isn’t Easy” – by a Long-time Bachelor – p. 20
• “Are You Wearing Body Armor?” – by Laurence Schwab and Karen Markham – p. 32
• “Nice and Stupid Nice” – by Tom Dove – p. 37
• “Swinger’s Guide for the Single Girl” – by Marie and Hector Roget – p. 15
• “Here and There” – by Jackie Di Lorenzo – p. 6
• “Starshine” – by Elton Verne – p. 7
• “Seduction Through Witchcraft” – by Louise Huebner – p. 8
• “Sights” – by Leo Guild – p. 12
• “Sounds” – by Tracy Cabot – p. 14
• “Confidential TV Guide” – by Sherry Feldman – p. 27
• “Hot Line from Europe” – by Cyrus W. Bell – p. 38

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Vol. 18, No. 3 - March 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "There's one in every office" - by Nancy McGee - p. 8
• "The Leather Girls" - by Michelle Crist - p. 10
• "Flirt with a fun fur" - by Emily Allen - p. 30
• "The tough tender fire of Buffy Sainte-Marie" - by Liza Williams - p. 6
• "Jack and Jill fell down the hill" - by Jill St. John - p. 72
• "Way out art is in - if it's erotic" - by Jerry Pierson - p. 15
• "Swinging Gallery Night Art Walk" - p. 16
• "Opening! The Gallery of Erotic Art" - p. 18
• "Sexy Furniture!" - p. 22
• "The Erotic Dolls of Seymour Davis" - p. 24
• "Erotiscope" - p. 26
• "Seduction isn't easy" - by a long-time bachelor - p. 2
• "Massage your way to his heart" - by Janice Roberts - p. 42
• "Curls are for falling in love with" - by Noreene Nevins - p. 71
• "Seduction through witchcraft" - by Louise Huebner - p. 4
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 12
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 14
• "TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 38
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 67

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Vol. 18, No. 6 - June 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "How to survive the office hurricane" - by Nancy McGee - p. 8
• "Confessions of a TV Talk Show Producer" - by Minetta Anthony - p. 10
• "Militant Japanese Sect Seduces 10,000 Americans Each Month" - by Emily Allen - p. 34
• "Playthings for Pot - Creative or Otherwise" - by Irwin Short - p. 40
• "Porno-Zines" - by H.L. Harris - p. 48
• "Let us Consider Mia Farrow as Joan of Arc" - by Richard Wingate - p. 6
• "Tom Jones and I - Reflections on Standing in Line for the Tom Jones Show" - by Elizabeth Sperling - p. 44
• "Inside Hollywood's Hangouts and Hideaways" - p. 15
• "Hollywood has a Climax" - p. 16
• "Raincheck Room: Bar Extraordinaire" - by Jill Maina - p. 20
• "Spaghetti a la King - Frankie's Favorite Hideaway" - by Tom Doyle - p. 23
• "In-Spots in Hollywood" - by Leo Guild - p. 24
• "Seduction isn't easy" - p. 2
• "What do you really know about sex?" - by Laurence Schwab and Karen Markham - p. 28
• "Instant Skinny" - by Linda Rader - p. 32
• "From the desk of Tracy Cabot" - p. 4
• "What to do in case of books" - by Jack S. Margolis - p. 5
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 12
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 14
• "Seduction through witchcraft" - by Louise Huebner - p. 31
• "TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 37
• "Hot line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 60
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 68

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Vol. 18, No. 8 - August 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "What Richard Thinks of Liz" - by Tom Dove - p. 6
• "A Hollywood Reporter rats on the Stars who give him Indigestion" - by Leo Guild - p. 40
• "Seduction Through Witchcraft" - by Louise Huebner - p. 42
• "The Wrinkle Revolution" - by Rose Young - p. 30
• "Free Love and Nudity Rule Hippie Commune" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 32
• "There's one in every Apartment" - by Christi McLaren - p. 46
• "Fat and the Diet Dilemma" - p. 15
• "Dear Gabby: A Mythical Correspondence Describing a Fat Girl's Pilgrimage to a Fat Farm" - by Mary Reinholz - p. 16
• "Shape up like a Star" - by Pat Nichols - p. 18
• "Working Girl's Diet" - by Nancy McGee - p. 24
• "How to make men think you're sexy" - by Moira MacInnes - p. 10
• "I Can't afford to be a Bachelor Anymore" - by Arthur Hawn - p. 39
• "The Second Time Around" - by Joseph Shastell - p. 60
• "Hot Line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 2
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 12
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Guild - p. 14
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Balling with the Jet Set in Europe" - by Abigail Stockwood - p. 43
• "What to do in case of books" - by Jack S. Margolis - p. 59
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 68

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Vol. 18, No. 9 - September 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "The Office Albatross" - by Nancy McKee - p. 8
• "Gossip is their business" - by Leo Guild - p. 10
• "California's Sexy Kids" - by Buzz Williams - p. 30
• "U.S. Government Reports on Marijuana" - by Leonard Eiseman - p. 60
• "Jacqueline Bisset Snob" - by Rose Rodowsky - p. 4
• "The Plastic Porno World of Helen Gurley Brown" - by Jack G. Burgess - p. 6
• "Vidal Sassoon, World's Most Expensive Hairdresser" - by Emily Allen - p. 34
• "Balling with the jet set in Europe" - by Abigail Stockwood - p. 42
• "The Women's Liberation" - by Moira MacInnes - p. 15
• "Freedom Now!" - by H.L. Harris - p. 16
• "The Movement" - by Jack G. Burgess - p. 18
• "He's got a nice body - but who needs it!" - by Jerry Pierson - p. 20
• "Little Women (A Parody)" - by Mary Reinholz - p. 22
• "Are you liberated?" - by Moira MacInnes - p. 24
• "Straight Talk for Women" - by Tom Dove - p. 48
• ""The Alternatives" - or when the girl says "No"" - by Joe Sampson - p. 66
• "Hot line from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 2
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 12
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 14
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "What to do in case of books" - by Jack S. Margolis - p. 40
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 68

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Vol. 18, No. 10 - October 1970 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Linda Rader, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "The Fabulous Fondas Talk about Themselves and Each Other" - by Leo Guild - p. 4
• "Henry Fonda" - by Leo Guild - p. 6
• "Jane Fonda" - by Leo Guild - p. 8
• "Peter Fonda" - by Leo Guild - p. 10
• "Dory Previn Exposes Mia Farrow and Andre Previn" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 12
• "Tom Jones - Male Sex Symbol" - by Tom Dove - p. 32
• "The Truth about Jackie Kennedy and the Press" - by Nancy Stesin - p. 70
• "The Pill" - p. 15
• "How it Affects your Sexual Relationship" - p. 17
• "What happens if you miss one" - p. 21
• "Vatican sells anti-baby pills" - p. 25
• "How much do you really know about the pill?" - p. 26
• "Your bathing suit! Does it suit you?" - by Emily Allen - p. 34
• "Are you a bathing suit patsy?" - by Emily Allen - p. 40
• "Scientology can drive you out of your mind" - by Jane Nellis - p. 44
• "The danger years when husbands leave home" - by Moira McInnes - p. 30
• "The truth about your diet and your love life" - by Eugene Scheimann, M.D. - p. 62
• "Hotline from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 2
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 14
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 68

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Vol. 19, No. 2 - February 1971 - Editor: Tracy Cabot - Associates: Jill Maina, Ronald Cone, Fred Savage, Martha Burke

• "Why Hollywood Hates Danny's Darling" - by George Fisher - p. 4
• "Tom Jones and Me" - by Jeri Green - p. 10
• "James Bond Visits the Sex Doctor" - by Emil Zibryn - p. 31
• "My Love Affair with Barry Newman" - by Nancy Stein - p. 42
• "The Story of the International Gang That Engineered Tim Leary’s Escape" - by Pat Michaels - p. 34
• "What It Means to Be Black and Beautiful" - by Loretta Kedrick - p. 34
• "Straight Talk for Women" - by Tom Dove - p. 34
• "The Poshest Fat Farm of Them All or Even Vanessa Redgrave Has a Weight Problem" - by John Martin - p. 40
• "Cannibal Sandwich a La Hollywood" - by Elizabeth South - p. 44
• "The Great Rock Music Robbery" - by Joey Nash - p. 46
• "Special Section: Europe: Pre-Packed in a Plastic Tour Bag" - by Emily Allen - p. 15
• "Special Section: Europe: Europe from Inside a Charter Flight" - by Geneva O'Reilly - p. 20
• "Special Section: Europe: Where to Swing in Amsterdam and Paris" - by Geneva O'Reilly - p. 24
• "Special Section: Europe: In London! Be a Tourist!" - by Jackie di Lorenzo - p. 24
• "Hotline from Europe" - by Cyrus W. Bell - p. 2
• "Confidential TV Guide" - by Sherry Feldman - p. 27
• "Balling with the Jet Set in Europe" - by Abagail Stockwood - p. 36
• "Starshine" - by Elton Verne - p. 68
• "Sights" - by Leo Guild - p. 12
• "Sounds" - by Tracy Cabot - p. 14

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See also

• Confidential Magazine
• Robert Harrison
• Howard Rushmore
• Criminal libel

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