Esquire Magazine January 1976 Dubious Achievement Awards 1975 George Plimpton


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

55 Extra! Two Hundred Years of Dubious Achievements
  Why is this nation still smiling?

58 Esquire’s Dubious Achievement Awards for 1975
  The dumbest year yet

66 What I Saw at the Abortion — Richard Selzer
  A stirring—the liberal-minded doctor is troubled

68 Bums
  Graphic proof: There but for fortune go you and I

74 Pauline Kael Doesn’t Speak to John Simon.
  John Simon Doesn’t Speak to Judith Crist.
  Judith Crist Doesn’t Speak to Rex Reed.
  Rex Reed Doesn’t Speak to Anyone — Helen Dudar
  How come?

80 A Russian Notebook — Robert G. Kaiser
  What are those people like, what are they really like?

82 Downtown
  Whatever it is, it’s not like the song says
  Photographed by Snowdon

90 I’m Not Wild About Harry — Garry Wills
  Plainly speaking, Nuts!

96 How To Make Your Car Last Twenty Years — Wade A. Hoyt
  No big deal—just do what the man tells you

100 Bloodshed — Cynthia Ozick
  Man of the world vs. the man of God

102 Esquire Holiday Feast:
  A New York Dream Dinner — Roy Andries de Groot
  The sumptuous event of the season

109 Staying Put in Verona — Richard Joseph
  Taking precise aim on a fabulous vacation

114 Paper Plimpton — Clark Whelton
  So you want to be a professional amateur?

118 1976 Resort Wear: From Fashionably Footloose to Comfortably Correct
  Winter resort wear for beach and boat
  Where to buy it: page 16

8 Arnold Gingrich — Tom Wolfe rebuts a stubborn rumor

13 Roger Kahn: Sports — Supercoach Fred Shero of the Flyers

19 Jean Stafford: Books — The Adams letters: a perfect love story

26 Backstage with Esquire

30 Alexander Cockburn: Crime — On the absolute necessity of finks and stoolies

32 John Gregory Dunne: The Coast — A few brief encounters in Vegas

34 Richard Joseph: Travel Notes — Sunny Italy for this, the coldest of months

38 Timothy Crouse: Washington — Congress keeps watch on the C.I.A. (sort of)

48 Nora Ephron: Media — How Barney Collier is rotten to the press corps

52 Sound and Fury

128 Auberon Waugh: Letter from Europe — Vice in the Low Countries

Poetry: pages 50, 150
Picture Credits: page 134

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