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The Gary Cooper Story

Carpozi, George

Star Books

Anecdotes by and about Carol Burnett are included in an account of her personal tragedies and triumphs and her setbacks and success in the entertainment world

The Carol Burnett Story

Biographies & Memoirs

GRAND CENTRAL PUB.

That's Hollywood: The Matinee Idols

Manor Books

That's Hollywood The Love Goddesses (Volume 2)

An account of the murders and woundings now ascribed to David Berkowitz, of the police hunt for the killer, and of the capture of Berkowitz

Son of Sam: The .44-Caliber Killer

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

A New York reporter chronicles the events of the Alice Crimmins' murder case, bringing into view the extraordinary circumstances surrounding her 1971 conviction

Ordeal by Trial: The Alice Crimmins Case

Walker Co

Physical description; xi, 263 p. : illus., ports. ; 22 cm. Subject; Cooper, Gary (1901-1961). Genres; Biography. Illustrated.

The Gary Cooper story

Arlington House

1979 bio of John Wayne is in Very Good condition.

The John Wayne Story

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

From the jacket: RED SPIES IN THE U.S. by George Carpozi Jr. A Hollywood celebrity ... a multimillionaire . . . a brush and bristle exporter ... a psychiatrist ... an Army sergeant ... a high school fullback: typical Americans -and typical Red spies. In this chilling expose of Russian cloak and-dagger activities, ace reporter George Carpozi chronicles the never-ending Soviet plot to destroy the United States from within. In spite of summit meetings, in spite of the billions in trade America is pouring into Russia, the subversion goes on. Crisply paced, packed with facts that render any James Bond thriller child's play by comparison, Red Spies in the U.S. is a classic of espionage reporting-and a case book on Soviet subversion. Among the items revealed here: the tiny town in Lithuania that spawned a U.S. spy colony ... three goals of Red agents ... the lady investment broker who slept around and reported back to Moscow ... the Chicago passport center for Communist spies ... how Hearst was smeared by a Soviet agent ... the OSS lieutenant who spied for Russia ... Beria's recruiting methods ... the huge witness fee pocketed by defecting Red agents (never returned, of course) ... and Z-2, Poland's intelligence unit for subverting Western embassy staffers. George Carpozi covered most of these stories. In one, he was instrumental in proving the identity of a mysterious "Englishman." He reveals that Red spy networks still operate in the U.S., despite the FBI's yeoman work. He analyzes the personality types who take money to spy on their own country. He unravels some of the tight fabric of Red spying-a pattern more intricate than in any Mafia family. It all adds up to a shocker, more genuinely exciting than a spy thriller. And a jolting reminder that the Cold War is still hot.

Red Spies in the U.S.

In an unauthorized portrait of Kitty Kelley, the author uncovers secrets about the woman who has destroyed the reputations of Frank Sinatra, Jacqueline Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor, and Nancy Reagan

Poison Pen: The Unauthorized Biography of Kitty Kelley

UNKNO

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