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A Note to the Reader | |
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The Second Chance Club | |
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Colored Water | |
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How Bob Hope Saved Not My Life, but My Livelihood | |
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Cocktails with Molotov | |
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My Night on the Leningrad Black Market | |
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Alfred Hitchcock Answers My Most Brilliant Question | |
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The Lieutenant with the Strange Name | |
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Suomen Pankki | |
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Can You Guess Which Relative Is Coming? | |
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The Man Who Married and Divorced Six Jewish Women within Eighteen Months | |
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Charlie Fawcett: Act Two | |
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My Best Day in the Army | |
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Are You Black or Cuban? | |
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Oysters, Russian Glue, and Yugoslav Elephants: The Stuff of Heroes | |
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Why the Rabbi Got Annoyed | |
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Cheering for the Other Side | |
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When the Army Wisely Decides to Keep Its Mouth Shut | |
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Everybody Always Gets Everything Wrong | |
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Buzz and I | |
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The Veteran Who Wasn't Getting His GI Bill | |
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Bette and Joan and I at 21 | |
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The Best Practical Joke I Ever Witnessed | |
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My Scariest Moment | |
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"We Know You Don't Eat Ham!" | |
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My Most Unlikely Hebrew Teacher | |
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The Indonesian Misunderstanding | |
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"We Make Them Berter!" | |
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Honor, Southern-Style | |
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From Maryland to Yugoslavia | |
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Mother Almost Obeyed Dad | |
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Archangel. Murmansk. All Mine! | |
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The Best Nap I Ever Had | |
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The Boston Strangler | |
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Cuss Words: Then and Now | |
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General Bradley, Admiral Burke, and Private Farber | |
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The Winner: My Daughter Celia. The Loser: The Communist Party of Cuba | |
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Baby's First Pro-Family Act | |
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Choo-Choo | |
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Confederate Flag over the Deep Southern Dormitory | |
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Daddy and the Duke | |
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Mother and Dad and Matty and Henry | |
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The Ram and the Blue Devil | |
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Eddie | |
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Rock 'n' Roll Station Covers Fidel's Visit | |
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My Freak Adjustment | |
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How My World War II Started | |
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Can You Believe? Both Grandmas and Grandpas! | |
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How Can the Score Be 18-0 with No Touchdowns, Safeties, or Place Kicks? | |
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You Do the Math--in English or Indonesian! | |
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My Worst and Best Questions on the Radio over Fifty Years | |
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Have You Ever Lived a Biblical Moment? | |
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Which Is Mightier: Your Coincidence or Mine? | |
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The Albanian King's Ridiculous Joke about the Italian Invasion | |
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Out of Wedlock | |
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The Real Reason Men Don't Like to Ask for Directions | |
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Bridge: The Kind with Cards, Not with Girders | |
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Daddy's Shameful Victory | |
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The Maryland Used-Car Lot | |
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The Greatest Line of World War II-in North Carolina | |
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Take a New York Cab and See the World | |
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Was It "Nuts!" or Something Else? | |
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The Russians Aren't Just Coming; They've Been Here | |
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How I Learned Europeans Are More Cultured Than We Are | |
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Queen Wilhelmina and the Nazis | |
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Tex, I've Got the Cabinet! | |
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The Ant | |
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The Answer That Saved Fifty Thousand Lives | |
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The House on M Street | |
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The Orthodox Rabbi and the Castro Defector | |
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The Lifesaving Sled | |
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America's Two-party System | |
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Why Refuel at Vilna? | |
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Speak Now, or Forever Hold Your Peace | |
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How Hollywood Can Induce You to Love Thine Enemy | |
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When I First Heard of Waco, Waco Heard More Importandy from Me | |
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War Stories That Almost Missed Iraq and Afghanistan | |
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Felix | |
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My Favorite Terrorist | |
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Sid | |
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Ulla and the Sex Maniac Killer | |
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My Most Unforgettable Radio Show | |
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Sara | |