INFORMATION
- Issue #43
- 15p
- 20 pages
- 28 March – 10 April 1974
- THE PUPPETS OF FEAR
- Editor: Denis Lemon
- News Editor: Michael Mason
- Reporter-at-Large: Bill Lemmer
- Contributing Editor (Features): Roger Baker
- Art Director: Jean-Claude Thevenin
- Advertising/Circulation Manager: Peter Mundy
- Business Manager: Stuart Patterson
- Admin Assistant, Subscriptions, Box Replies, Listings: Anne Elizabeth
- Typesetting: Rictor Norton
- Art Assistant: Glen Platts
- Regular Contributors: Sean Aubrey (Brighton & District Correspondent), Peter Burton, Denis Cohn, Barry Conley, Brian Dax, Ian Dunn (Scottish Correspondent), Iain Finlayson, Jackie Forster, Veronica Harvey, Mike Heberden, Sebastian Helmore, Carl Hill, Howard Llewellyn (Cardiff & District Correspondent), ‘Merlin’, John Montgomery, Barry Nonweiler, Rictor Norton, John Riley, David Seligman, Richard Thomson (Portsmouth & District Correspondent) and Pete Wicker.
- Newport in Hampshire has been the scene of a crackdown on gay life by the police. CHE went for a drink with the Chief Superintendent to ask him why.
- Reviews include Oh Kay at the Westminster and Mick Ronson’s album Slaughter on 10th Avenue.
- PC Off Duty –
TELFORD: A 21-year-old Telford man resigned from his job Then he told his employers he was gay. The only thing exceptional about this is that Malcolm Came was a policeman. And as a result of an affair with a 16-year- old boy. Came was taken to court. He received a suspended two-year sentence. – page 20