ISSUE DATE: October, 1974; Vol 280, No 4

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COVER STORY: EXCLUSIVE: WORLD TERRORISM . . . Ernie Baxter. More than half the countries of the world have discovered some new political tools -- torture, terror and cold-blooded murder.

IS BOXING A DYING SPORT? . . . Randy Neumann. An insider talks about the sorry state of boxing -- and the "wonderful" people who put it on the ropes.

ANDY GRANATELLI'S NEW CAR RUNDOWN . . . Andy Granatelli. ARGOSY'S automotive editor takes you to Detroit to find out what's up for 1975.

TOP MAN IN THE MURDER BUSINESS . . . William Slattery. A professional hit-man's gruesome story of killing people for profit.

ARTICLES:
AH, MERRICK THE BEAUTIFUL . . . Leonard Sloane. When it came to things theatrical, DAVID MERRICK had the Midas touch. That is, until he headed west and tried to put the touch on 20th Century-Fox.

COUNTDOWN TO DEATH: PART II . . . Martin Caidin. To the American public, our space program seemed "perfectly" safe, but in this thrilling conclusion to his behind-the-scenes report, our aeronautics expert tells about some hair-raising close calls.

ARE AMERICAN "TERRORISTS" A CREATION OF THE MEDIA? . . . PAUL HARVEY. One of America's top radio commentators gives his opinion on domestic terrorism.

BETTING THE HORSES BY THE STARS . . . Sydney Omarr. You can track the winners with the help of astrology.

CHANGING SEASONS . . . Steve Ferber. A champion shooter remembers a summer past.

WHITE DAWN . . . Richard Anobile. Terror stalks across the white tundra in one of this year's best adventure films.

GREAT TREASURE FRAUDS . . . Robert Marx. The next time somebody tells you about quick riches, watch out! The treasure he's talking about may be the money buried in your pocket.

RED ALL OVER . . . Red Smith. A shooting exhibition reminds Red of the one about the two English sharp- shooters who.

BOOK BONUS: BRANNINGTON'S LEOPARD . . . Forrest Webb. He wanted that cat so badly he could taste it. Not even pain and frustration would dissuade the relentless hunter from his revenge.

FEATURES: ARGONOTES; ARGOSY ADVENTURES; BACK TALK; STOP TO SHOP; COVER PHOTO BY CARL FISCHER.
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