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The lost Beatle [Pete Best]: p. 8

[Lyrics and chords for Yellow Submarine, with photograph of the Beatles]: p. 14

Interview met Brian Epstein, manager van de Beatles, door Mike Hennessey: p. 21

Ringo Starr: I'm looking for a steady girl, and this is what she'll be like: p. 16

John Lennon: I'm the Beatle with the baby: p. 16

Paul McCartney: here's how I write our songs (with a little bit of help from John Lennon): p. 14

If you must throw things, just throw us kisses, says George Harrison: p. 20

Cock-a-hoop [Brian] Epstein sums 'em up: they're great [the Beatles]--but just look at all the talent in my stable: p. 12

The day I pulled the Beatles out of bed (and several other days when life was just a little hectic), by Mike Hennessey: p. 18

Now it's U.S., yeah! [Beatles in America]: p. 16; cover

Significant Beatles-related content not identified. Article on the Merseybeats (p. 6) mentions John Lennon and Paul McCartney

Inside the crazy world of Apple: p. 8; cover

Anatomy of the Beatles: it's all a bit of a scream, by Walter Rainbird: p. 16; cover

The Beatle they left behind [Stu Sutcliffe]: p. 2; cover (front and back)

Don't tell the fans, but I'm married [John Lennon and Cynthia Lennon, and others], by Walter Rainbird: p. 16

She's got a Beatle of her own: Jane Asher talking to Walter Rainbird about the happiness of going steady with Paul McCartney, and the penalty: p. 16

Top of the gag parade: the Beatles--you may hate their singing, but have you heard their comedy act?, by Alan Goddard: p. 6

It was always rough for Ringo [Starr], by Walter Rainbird: p. 16; cover

It was always rough for Ringo [Starr], by Walter Rainbird: p. 16; cover

Hippie shake-up: forty years after the Beatles' watershed Sgt. Pepper's album, producer George Martin recalls those heady times: p. 14; cover