ARTICLES AND FEATURES 36 AMERICA'S SECRET ALLIANCE WITH THE NAZI SS Investigative report by Glenn B. Infield
After World War II, America could have punished the SS—Nazi Germany's most
bloodthirsty war criminals. Instead, the U.S. helped many of them escape Germany
and later recruited their aid! Why?
44 INTERVIEW: JOHNNY PAYCHECK
He's an ex-con/ex-junkie/ex-wino. Yet, he's become the working man's hero. How
did this outlaw singer get his act together?
46 THE LITTLE THINGS
Fiction by Parke Godwin
Two people from the Bible Belt move to violent New York. How do they exist? The
Bible does say, "Do unto others ..."
54 GIVING GOOD PHONE
By Michael Dawn
Are you a phone lover? Do you know how to sweet-talk a woman with Ma Bell's help?
If not, here's how to say all you should.
75 PRIVATE LIVES: THE COOK
Can he keep his sex life simmering without cooking his own goose?
80 The BLUE TUBE
By Bruce Chadwick
Want to go to bed with Linda Lovelace? Join the video revolution that's taken
your red, white, and very blue neighbors by storm.
83 THE ELECTRONIC MILLENIUM IS HERE
By Robert Angus
There's a war on and you're lucky to be in the middle of it. No matter who sells
more video disc players, VCRs, portable stereos, and compact car stereos, you're
the winner.
90 A SCOTCH LOVER'S SCOTLAND
By Lou Jacobs
There's much to love about Scotland. What you'll love most is its whiskey. PICTORIALS
39 FOCUS ON ROBERTA BOOTH
Fourteenth in a series on top photographers, how they began, and a portfolio of
their best nude work.
49 FROM GALLERY'S COVER INTO THE ARMS OF JAMES BOND
Photographs by Geoff Howes and Leslie Turtle
57 "GIRL NEXT DOOR FOR THE YEAR" FINALISTS
Another look at the 12 monthly winners in Gallery's amateur erotic photo contest.
Vote for your favorite on the postcard opposite 18.
64 NEW "GIRL NEXT DOOR" ENTRIES
Amateur Erotic Photo Contest
69 SPECIAL GIANT PULL-OUT CENTERFOLD OF THIS MONTH'S "GIRL NEXT DOOR"
WINNER
99 MOROCCAN MEMORY
Photographs by Peter Flodqvist DEPARTMENTS
7 FEEDBACK
Letters from our readers.
20 THE ASIMOV CHALLENGE
By Isaac Asimov
The twelfth in a Mystery series.
22 PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS
By Jill Toffer
27 GALLERY'S YOU SECTION
The $100 Double-Cross Crossword Puzzle by Larry Tritten
Your Leisure Hours: Sports Sailing by Sheldon Bart Your Body and Hers by Peter
Frishauf and Katharine Rice
Your Leisure Hours:
Music by Meridee Merzer
Screen by Tom Seligson
Books by Donald Newlove
35 THE WEIL WORLD OF POSTERS
By Robert Weil
Fourth in a series by the noted artist.
PUBLISHER'S PAGE
After 54 issues of Gallery after four years of developing and shaping a magazine
that achieved a reputation for presenting important ideas and issues, and enticing
its readers with pictorial delights, editor and publisher Nils Shapiro reached
for a star hanging in the California sky.
Gallery will continue to reflect, and reflect on, the way America lives. And now
it's my task to continue to submit an entertainment that delights the senses and,
at the same time, refines sensibilities; that involves you with ideas but also
gives you practical solutions to help you function more effectively in your work
and play; that helps you enjoy what you have and offers pointers on living more
creatively; and that shows you the wealth of choices available to help you develop
your own distinctive style. And it is the sense of style that's most important—your
personal imprint on everything you do—that sets you apart from the vast
majority.
So there will be some changes coming in Gallery. But they will evolve slowly,
and come from the efforts of the ambitious and imaginative staff Nils Shapiro
assembled. Here are some of the things we'll be doing: making "The Girl Next
Door" feature more exhilarating and offering more generous prizes to the
winners; more on fashion, automobiles, wines, entertaining, the electronic circus—all
the elements of the good life; a monthly newsletter on the future which will provide
insights on developments and events likely to occur anywhere from six months to
20 years from now; and surveys of what America is thinking and feeling.
And on the subject of thinking and feeling ... The Kahn Report on Sexual Preferences,
published in our June issue, provoked a tempest among the staff. Author Sandra
S. Kahn had a nucleus that agreed with her findings, but many took exception to
her methods and observations. We will be tracking this controversy in a forthcoming
issue, but, in the meantime, I wonder how our readers express their own preferences.
So, take a few minutes and fill out the self-quiz and mail it to me. Don't write
your name and address, but clip out the test and mail it to:
THE KAHN REPORT
Gallery Magazine
800 Second Avenue
New York, N.Y. 10017
In case you missed the June issue, send $1 and we'll mail you a reprint of the
entire article. Come on America ... speak up!
