Archive Homepage - 6/19/09 35 years, 1,874 covers and 48,771 stories from PEOPLE magazine's history for you to enjoy

Jul 07, 1986 Vol. 26 No. 1

William the Terrible

July 07, 1986

Cover Story

William the Terrible

With Temper Tantrums and Incessant Demands, Di's Darling Son Is a Precocious Tot Who Can Be a Royal Pain

Pg. 106

Read It

Table of Contents

Articles

Pride, Perseverance and the President

On the Eve of a Memorable National Holiday, Ronald Reagan—and America—seem in Top Form

Pg. 36

America Whoops It Up for Liberty Weekend

Folks from Around the Country Lend Their Talents to Honor the Statue's Centennial and Bring Off the Nation's Greatest July 4th Gala

Pg. 39

Her Impetuous Marriage Kaput, Janet Jackson, Michael's Sis, Is Now a Miss with a Nasty Hit

Pg. 49

Justices Marshall and Brennan Battle to Keep Liberalism Alive at the U.s. Supreme Court

Pg. 53

O Say Can You See Olympic Daredevil Mitch Gaylord Becoming a Film Star in American Anthem?

Pg. 57

Migrant Kids Learn U.s. Ways and the Three R's at a School Called Hope

Pg. 61

These Blokes Really Are Hung Up on Still Lifes

Pg. 64

Memories of a Native Son

Coming of Age in Apartheid South Africa

Pg. 67

Things Not Always Being Equal, Two-Career Couples Are Slugging It Out Over Money, Sex and Status

Pg. 77

With Brash Advertising and a $20 Million Boost, Tommy Hilfiger Takes on Seventh Avenue Titans

Pg. 89

Alexandra Pigg and Margi Clarke Get the Stamp of Approval for Their Saucy Letter to Brezhnev

Pg. 93

Andy Hampsten Has High Hopes in the Torturous Tour De France

Pg. 99

Nostalgia and Patriotism Guide the Brush When Charles Wysocki Paints His Portraits of America

Pg. 101

Watch It, Boys, the Girls Have Swiped Your Surfer Trunks, and Your Boxer Shorts Are So in They're Out

Pg. 105

As a Bombshell on Mtv Marilyn Martin Blazes Out of Her Down-Home Past

Pg. 115

Now That His Texas Rangers Are Gunning for the Top, Nobody's Telling Bobby Valentine to Shut Up

Pg. 119

Circus Flora Enchants Audiences with a Precious Pachyderm and That One Ring of Authenticity

Pg. 126

Yo, Chip! Fearsome Yuppie Boxers Come Out Swinging in Gyms Coast to Coast!

Pg. 129

The Balladeer of the Green Berets, Sgt. Barry Sadler, Now Pens Pulp Novels

Pg. 137

Did Henry Weston Run a Global Marathon for Charity—or Did He Take the World for a Ride?

Pg. 143

Always Running Short of Time? Let Morton Rachofsky Lengthen Your Day with a 25-Hour Clock

Pg. 147

An Ailing Jean Harris Has Suffered Enough, or So Says Her Son, Who Is Fighting to Free Her from Prison

Pg. 149

Lady Liberty Flies Up, Up and Away as a Beautiful Balloon

Pg. 150

Also In This Issue

Publisher's Letter

Pg. 2

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 35

Chatter

Pg. 152

Search Terms and Section
Search by Date

Browse All Covers

Advertisement