Esquire Year 1974 Magazine Back Issues

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The Worst Year Yet Dubious Achievement Awards Of 1973
Pee-Yoo! A Man Wearing A Jockstrap On His Head Robbed A Restaurant In Springfield, Illinois
Barf! Twelve Women Entered A Moustache Growing Contest In Canada
Duh! Julie Eisenhower Spoke At The Commencement Of The Ol For The Deaf

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The Best Of America! (Grab It While It's Hot)
Where To Find The Best Ginger Ale, Symphony Orchestra, Stewardesses, Antiques, Soft Pretzels
And: The Best Shoeshine, Tennis Instructor, Piano Teacher, Free Bar Snacks, Jukebox

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Do Americans Suddenly Hate Kids?
The New Facts Of Life About Having A Family
By Garry Wills, Brock Brower, Julie Baumgold, James S. Kunen, Dotson Rader
The Eight Greatest Kids In The U.S.A.What A Kid Will Cost You-Scary Bedtime Reading!

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Where To Find Romance In America Thirteen Faraway Places Right Here
David Halberstam Explains Nixon's Hang-Ups
Profiles: The Crankiness Of Dan Rather The Sweetness Of Stevie Wonder
Philip Roth Introduces A Major New Writer

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Dwight Macdonald's Plan To Save The U.S. Constitution
The Return Of The Sexy Nightgown
The Roughest Toughest Men In The U.S.A.

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Who's Clean Enough To Be President In 76?
The 1976 Morality Sweepstakes By Evans And Novak
Plus: A Major Excerpt From Philip Roth's New Book

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How Madison Avenue Breaks Your Heart
Give For Mental Health!
Help Heart Disease!
Cough Up For Cancer!

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Why Lowell Weicker Cannot Tell A Lie
The Almighty Clare Boothe Luce By Helen Lawrenson

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Guess Who's Going To College Special Campus Report Page 88
The Private Life Of J.Edgar Hoover
Wm. F. Buckley Jr. On The U.N.'s Biggest Windbag
24-Page Fall Fashion Spectacular

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Today A Waiitress, Buster, But Tomorrow A Star!
The Office Politics Of J. Edgar Hoover
Art And Money: A Special Section
Guide To The 92 Most Famous People In The World

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Laughs, Games, Thrills, Surprises
The Season's Greatest Showstoppers
The Hottest New Social Dances
A Gallery Of American Pleasures