Playbill
April, 1974
We like to think that every issue of this magazine is the result of careful planning, but once in a while, something just drops in our editorial lap. Take this month's two-part package on the recent warfare in the Middle East, which was the product not of a high-level staff conference but of a pair of phone calls made to our editors by writers who were eager, for their own individual reasons, to cover the story. The first was Herbert Gold, whose recent writings have tended to affirm, ever more s...
