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Aug 18, 1986 Vol. 26 No. 7

Unfaithfully Yours: Adultery in America

August 18, 1986

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Unfaithfully Yours: Adultery in America

Heartburn Hits a Painful Nerve in a Nation Where Men—and More and More Women—Commit Crimes of the Heart

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Table of Contents

Articles

A Mother's Death, a Baby's Birth

Doctors Kept Faith with Odette Henderson, Delivering the Baby She Longed For—53 Days After She Was Declared Brain Dead

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Tatum Weds John Under a Veil of Secrecy—and Leaves Her Dad Off the Guest List

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Princess Caroline Is Content in Charlotte's Web, Despite Rumors of a Troubled Marriage

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Dramatic Changes in the Senate

With the Coming of TV Cameras to the Hallowed Chamber, Americans Find Some Matinee Idols

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An Iowa Wife Picks and Pans the Pols

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Video Politics Create a New Frontier

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David Hartman's Silent Partner No More, Joan Lunden Wins New Status on Good Morning America

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Hostage-Rescuer Terry Waite Flies in as a Missionary Impossible

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Fresh from Their Last Engagement (Grade School) Come the Next Generation's Wild and Crazy Guys

Pg. 63

No, the Violent Femmes Aren't Lady Wrestlers, but They've Got Young Rock Fans in Their Grip

Pg. 69

Christina Henry's Ex-Husband Didn't Kill Her the First Time; Her Fear Is He'll Never Stop Trying

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Sally Quinn, the Shark of Washington Society Reporters, Makes a Splash with a First Novel

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'I Thought He Just Didn't Love Me Anymore'

Pg. 90

A Private Eye Can Help Spouses Catch Louses

Pg. 92

A Love Doctor Advises the Truth Hurts, but It Also Heals

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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Will Rise to Glow Again—Thanks to 'Uncle Sam' Wanamaker

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Pegeen Fitzgerald, First Lady of Radio Chatter, Has a Formula for Long Life: Don't Stop Talking

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There Are No Split Opinions About Divorce Court Judge William Keene: As a TV Star, He's a Shoe-in

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London Jeweler Simon Costin Cashes in on Creature Corpses with His Beastly Baubles

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Some Folks May Raise a Stink, but North Carolina's Norma Jean Is a Not-So-Little Piggy Who Stays Home

Pg. 111

How I Spent My Summer: At Camp with My New Friends N.Y.S.E. and Dow, Buying Phillips Oil on Margin

Pg. 113

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 31

Chatter

Pg. 116

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