INFORMATION
- Issue #32
- 15p
- 20 pages
- 20 September – 3 October 1973
- U.S. AIR FORCE WITCH-HUNT
- Three gays sacked, but sergeant fights back
- Tim Becomes ‘First Lady’
- Editor: Denis Lemon
- Reporter at Large: Stephen MacLean
- Advertising/Circulation Manager: Peter Mundy
- Business Manager etc: Michael Mason
- Subscriptions, Listings, Box Replies: Derek Jardine
- Art Director: Jean-Claude Thevenin
- Art Assistant: David Rushton
- Typesetting: Sandi Rutenberg (BLOT)
- Gay News Special Friends: Roger Baker, Barry Conley, Denis Cohn, Anna Raeburn, Laurence Collinson, Graham Chapman, Brian Dax, Antony Grey, Manus Sasonkin, Tim Skinner, David Seligman, Grant Dowling, Pete Wicker, Bernard Searey, David Sherlock, David Hart, Maxie Bacon, Carl Hill, Howard Llewellyn, and Ian Dunn (Scottish correspondent).
- Special Thanks To: Richard & Norman, Ken & Allan, David & Anthony, Peter & Adrian, Peter, Eric, Ken, David, Richard, Jim, and all the other Friends and Loved Ones.
- Dr Martin Cole of Aston University plans to make a gay version of his controversial sex education film for schools, Growing Up. CHE members Vivian Waldron and David Bell appeared on Thames Television’s Good Afternoon and said they would be happy if they weren’t gay. Seven policemen piled into London’s The Boltons gay pub to ‘have a look round’; a complaint of harassment was ignored. There’s a photospread from the Mr Fire Island contest on page 7. Reviews include reports from the Edinburgh Festival and Roger Casement by Brian Inglis.
- “The Biograph is as dimly lit as an out-of-date toilet for gents. Makes an old chap like me feel at home. Gold old flicks. Other things get flicked there…” – Johnny Olday, page 9