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Prologue xi
The Glory Years 1
Gimme Rewrite 5
Pipe Poeus 11
Home to Stay 18
You'll Be Local the Rest of Your Life 30
Take Two, Take Three 34
Old Four Fingers 40
Mister Small 44
The Desk 51
The Front Row 55
The Back Row 76
The Four Rules of Sevareid 86
Wolves on the Prowl 93
Wanted by the FBI 96
Nothing Could Be Finer 101
"The Hunkies Have Run Amok" 104
The Useful Pest 108
The March on Washington 115
The Rumormonger 119
Where Were You When...? 126
"A Sad, Sorry Mess" 134
"What Do We Do Now, Dick?" 141
"Will You Wave, Sir?" 161
The Minnesota Twins 168
Mister Ev, the Talking Horse 174
"Not While I'm Around" 182
"Of Course, It's a Great Body" 190
"Who the Hell Is Alexander Kendrick?" 200
"How about Bobbsie?" 208
"I Don't Know. I Don't Know" 218
Too Deep a Hole 226
"Ma'am, I've Been Hit, Too" 230
"Nixon's the One What?" 237
Hitting Our Stride 243
The Hand That Feeds You 253
Yes, No, and Just a Little Bit 260
The Stakeout Queens 275
"I Think I Got It-I Hope I Got It" 281
"Stand by for a Ram" 284
"We Could Have Done Better" 293
Nattering Nabobs 303
The Legal Eagles 307
"Voices from Hell" 318
At Noon Tomorrow 324
Pancake 334
Pike's Peek 338
Uncle Walter 343
Teddy 348
"A Compelling Mystique" 361
"We're Going with Rather" 369
The Place to Be 376
Where Are They Now? 379
Acknowledgments 385
Bibliography 389
Notes 391
Index 401
Author Biography 415
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