January 1976

Jan 1, 1976 — By William Westmoreland, Mary Roberts Hardesty, Peter Benchley, David Halberstam, Tom Johnson, Robert Allen, Bob Hardesty, Joe Frantz, Bill Moyers and and Ralph and Opal Yarborough

Lyndon Johnson left an indelible impression on people—and a few black and blue marks, too.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Larry L. King

First the boy made the man—then the man re-made the boy.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Paul Burka

Sometimes the history books leave out the best part.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Gary Cartwright

A real-life detective caper, complete with surprise ending.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Harry Hurt III

A tale of chukkers, stable snakes, Andy Warhol, and the booming sport of polo.

Jan 21, 2013 — By Al Reinert

Before you let this man into your living room, you should know that he drank with Clyde Barrow.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Linda Eckhardt

Some of the world’s best dishes begin with those old bones you were going to throw out.

Jan 1, 1976 — By William Broyles

Jan 1, 1976 — By Michael Mewshaw

Donald Barthelme wrote a novel about you and it’s so bad.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Paul Burka

Did the Sharpstown Scandal really make any difference?

Jan 1, 1976 — By Suzanne Shelton

Two Houston dance factions are back to back, ballet to ballet.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Prudence Mackintosh

Can fashion survive the stork?

Jan 1, 1976 — By The Customer's Man

For the market in 1975, no news was good news.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Marie Brenner

Milos Forman’s One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest is so crazy, it just might work.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Paul Burka

Something old, something new.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Pleasure on the Orient Express.

Jan 1, 1976 — By Texas Monthly

Jan 1, 1976 — By Richard West