Playbill
June, 1960
Not Long Ago, a thirty-nine-year-old airline executive named Leland Webb quit his job. He had worked for the airline eleven years, had received many promotions and was often assured of what is called A Bright Future. "But," says Webb, "I began to feel constantly out of breath and suffered from a strong desire to be sick all over my Bigelow. On the day before my fortieth birthday, I told my boss I would take my birthday off. He said no. I took my birthday off. Also the next day. An...
