Bill Muster Fired over Playboy correspondence and media coverage Document 1 - Correspondence (Playboy letterhead), March 6, 1959, Victor Lownes III to Bill Muster Document 2 - Correspondence (goldenrod carbon copy, 2 Pages), March 28, 1959, Victor Lownes III, Promotion Director, Playboy Magazine, to Glenn Wallichs Document 3 - Correspondence (Playboy letterhead, 2 Pages), March 31, 1959, Victor Lownes III to Bill Muster Document 4 - Correspondence (carbon copy), April 11, 1959, Bill Muster to Crosby Kelly, Litton Industries, applying for job Document 5 - Correspondence (carbon copy), April 30, 1959, Bill Muster to Victor Lownes III Document 6 - Correspondence (carbon copy), April 30, 1959, Bill Muster to Phil Gundy, Ampex, applying for job Document 7 - Daily Variety, April 30, 1959, "Capitol Wax Axes Muster, Sherlock" Document 8 - Variety, May 6, 1959, "Muster, Sherock Fired By Capitol; More on Way?" Document 9 - Correspondence, "To whom it may concern," undated, by Richard Rising, recommendation letter for Bill Muster upon leaving Capitol Document 10 - Correspondence (copy dated 4/9/59 by Muster), May 9, 1959, Bill Muster to Richard Rising, thanking him for his letter, "To whom it may concern," because it helped him get the job at Ampex. Capitol Records Index |