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  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1967 = 6 Issues, 99 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 14, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. We need more censorship by Pamela Hansford Johnson, pp. 8-11
      2. The amazing Americans by Stewart Alsop, pp. 12-15
      3. My slice of the real-estate pie by Marvin Kitman, pp. 16-18
      4. The Kennedy assassination by Richard J. Whalen, pp. 19-25
      5. Steve McQueen: A loser makes it big by Trevor Armbrister, pp. 26-29
      6. Israel: Land of unlimited impossibilities by Barbara Tuchman, pp. 30-41
      7. Farewell to the enchanted city by Joan Didion, pp. 62-68
      8. Can basketball survive Lew Alcindor? by Rex Lardner, pp. 70-73
      9. Farley the sailor by Robert Stone, pp. 42-51
      10. Among the quiet folks by John Moore, pp. 52-53
      11. Letters, pp. 4-7
      12. America America, pp. 54-59
      13. Post scripts, pp. 60-61
      14. Hazel, p. 69
      15. Editorials, pp. 74-76
      16. Cover illustration by Fred Otnes
    2. [+]
      January 28, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Don't try to sell me your religion by Rabbi Howard Singer, pp. 10-15
      2. Vietnam: Whose war? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. This is to recommend, well...me by James R. De Foe, pp. 18-22
      4. The sex criminal: 'I don't know why I did it' by John Kobler, pp. 23-29
      5. Thirteen mad days and passionate nights loose in the Antilles by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 30-35
      6. To the love song---with love by Richard Rodgers, pp. 36-37
      7. It clicks, it hums---it's supercar! by Roy Bongartz, pp. 38-53
      8. The Monkees: When four nice boys go ape! by Richard Warren Lewis, pp. 74-77
      9. Death in the la Drang Valley by Specialist 4/c Jack Smith, pp. 80-85
      10. Dare I weep, dare I mourn? by John Le Carre, pp. 54-59
      11. Thunderbolts in red, white, and blue by Robert Stone, pp. 62-71
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 60-61
      14. Post scripts, pp. 72-73
      15. Hazel, pp. 78-79
      16. Editorial, pp. 86-88
      17. Cover photo by Jacques Lowe
    3. [+]
      February 11, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Don't believe what the liberals tell you by Barry Goldwater, pp. 10-13
      2. China---A smell of madness by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-19
      3. I can't give you anything but by William K. Zinsser, pp. 20-24
      4. The criminal and the law by Martin Mayer, pp. 25-27
      5. A plan of action by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, pp. 28-29
      6. Jackie Gleason: 'Anything I can't lick appeals to me' by Bill Davidson, pp. 30-37
      7. The last campaign of boxing's last angry man by W.C. Heinz, pp. 38-49
      8. The artist in pursuit of butterflies by Herbert Gold, pp. 81-85
      9. A new man by Philip Roth, pp. 50-51
      10. A kind of savage by James Baker Hall, pp. 60-67
      11. Letters, pp. 4-9
      12. America America, pp. 52-59
      13. Post scripts, pp. 68-77
      14. Hazel, pp. 78-80
      15. Editorial, pp. 86-88
      16. Cover photo by Charles Moore
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      February 25, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. I'm old and I'm glad of it by Jonathan Daniels, pp. 8-15
      2. The compleat politician by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-19
      3. Real girls ask for mint frappes by Will Stanton, pp. 20-26
      4. The Mafia: Shadow of evil on an island in the sun by Bill Davidson, pp. 27-37
      5. 'You can see that I'm not 20 years old' by Bernard Weinraub, pp. 38-41
      6. The murderers among us by Simon Wiesenthal, pp. 42-63
      7. Kids who conquer asthma by Steven M. Spencer, pp. 88-89
      8. Nixon for President in '68? by Jules Witcover, pp. 93-97
      9. The Gunboat and Madge by John O'Hara, pp. 64-67
      10. Pray for grace, poor little sinner by Julia O'Faolain, pp. 78-85
      11. Letter, pp. 4-7
      12. America America, pp. 68-77
      13. Post scripts, pp. 86-87
      14. Hazel, pp. 90-92
      15. Editorial, pp. 98-100
      16. Cover photo by Charles Moore
    5. [+]
      March 11, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Children should learn about violence by Bruno Bettelheim, pp. 10-13
      2. Let the poor old Foreign Service alone by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-15
      3. My life with the grape(nut) by Gael Greene, pp. 16-18
      4. Jackie Kennedy: A view from the crowd by Alan Levy, pp. 19-23
      5. Skiing bare-to-good, with some pain by John Skow, pp. 24-29
      6. The black pope by John Kobler, pp. 30-37
      7. The murderers among us by Simon Wiesenthal, pp. 38-53
      8. Rick Barry: The fastest gun in the West by Rudolph Wurlitzer, pp. 80-81
      9. The W.C.T.U.: Can the forces of virtue defeat John Barleycorn? by William Kloman, pp. 85-89
      10. Who is Harry Kellerman...? by Herb Gardner, pp. 54-69
      11. A big bloody cockbird by Jack Weeks, pp. 70-71
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 72-77
      14. Post scripts, pp. 78-79
      15. Hazel, pp. 82-84
      16. Editorial, pp. 90-92
      17. Cover photo by Irv Steinberg
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      March 25, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. We overrate love by Wilfrid Sheed, pp. 10-17
      2. George Wallace for President? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 18-21
      3. The portrait of a babe by Thomas Meehan, pp. 22-24
      4. Vietnam: The President's next big decision by Stewart Alsop, pp. 25-28
      5. Vietnam: 'Believe me, he can kill you' by Richard Armstrong, pp. 29-35
      6. The Mamas and the Papas: 'Just call us super group' by William Kloman, pp. 36-41
      7. Alf Landon: The Republicans' 'affable old radical' by Harold H. Martin, pp. 42-51
      8. The day they built Rome by John Slate, pp. 68-83
      9. The island that borrows its children by John Skow, pp. 87-91
      10. Stampede! by Robert Flynn, pp. 52-57
      11. A fine piece of machinery by Everett Greenbaum, pp. 62-65
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 58-61
      14. Post scripts, pp. 66-67
      15. Hazel, pp. 84-86
      16. Editorials, pp. 92-94
      17. Cover photo by Dan Wynn
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1967 = 6 Issues, 105 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 8, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Congress is hypocritical by Larry L. King, pp. 10-15
      2. Goldwater will have his say by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. I must go down to the beach again, must I? by John Skow, pp. 18-20
      4. Mutiny in the Birch Society by James Phelan, pp. 21-25
      5. Otto the terrible by Thomas Meehan, pp. 26-31
      6. Boyhood of a President by Dwight D. Eisenhower, pp. 32-47
      7. My son comes home from Vietnam by Harold H. Martin, pp. 76-77
      8. 'It was that damned book' by Bill Davidson, pp. 81-89
      9. The wishing tree by William Faulkner, pp. 48-59
      10. The diamond watch by Berkely Mather, pp. 64-71
      11. Dark ones by James Dickey, pp. 72-73
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 60-63
      14. Post scripts, pp. 74-75
      15. Hazel, pp. 78-80
      16. Editorials, pp. 90-92
      17. Cover illustration by Austin Briggs
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      April 22, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Vietnam costs more than you think by Sen. Vance Hartke, pp. 10-17
      2. ...But oh you kid! by Stewart Alsop, pp. 18-23
      3. Is this any way to run an airline? by Richard Lemon, pp. 24-26
      4. 'You reckon they thought I was a nut?' by Marshall Frady, pp. 27-29
      5. Expo 67: The big blast up north by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 30-37
      6. Arrested by detectives Valesares and Sullivan---Charge: Murder by Bruce Jay Friedman, pp. 38-47
      7. 'Play it again, Sam'---and again by Wallace Markfield, pp. 72-87
      8. The battle of the redwoods by Robert Wernick, pp. 90-95
      9. Babe in the wilderness by Robert Flynn, pp. 48-49
      10. The garbage dump by Stanley Elkin, pp. 60-63
      11. The pinball machines by William Harrison, pp. 64-69
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 50-59
      14. post scripts, pp. 70-71
      15. Hazel, pp. 88-89
      16. Editorials, pp. 96-98
      17. Cover photo by Declan Haun
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      May 6, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Our students have no Utopia by Buell G. Gallagher, pp. 8-13
      2. Our naive President by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-15
      3. America: A nation in utter confusion by Thomas Meehan, pp. 16-20
      4. A plot to kill Kennedy? Rush to judgment in New Orleans by James Phelan, pp. 21-25
      5. Sharon Tate: 'Sexy little me' by John Bowers, pp. 26-31
      6. Strike! by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 32-69
      7. 'The infamous Mr. Bond' by Marshall Frady, pp. 94-97
      8. The golden touch by Don Parker, pp. 100-105
      9. The merchant of new desires by Stanley Elkin, pp. 70-77
      10. You can't buy people by Vera Randal White, pp. 78-81
      11. A lover's mask by Vance Bourjaily, pp. 84-91
      12. Letters, pp. 4-7
      13. America America, pp. 82-83
      14. Post scripts, pp. 92-93
      15. Hazel, pp. 98-99
      16. Editorial, pp. 106-108
      17. Cover illustration by Fred Otnes
    4. [+]
      May 20, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. I'm glad the CIA is 'immoral' by Thomas W. Braden, pp. 10-15
      2. Fish are more interesting than politicians by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. Nab blonde, 8, as porridge thief by Dereck Williamson, pp. 18-20
      4. Medicare: Headache or cure-all? by Steven M. Spencer, pp. 21-25
      5. Adam Powell at the end of the world by Bruce Jay Friedman, pp. 26-29
      6. The revolt at Treblinka by Jean-Francois Steiner, pp. 34-61
      7. James Thurber, I love you by Elizabeth Cleland Acosta, pp. 88-90
      8. Enough is enough, Tom Edison by Anne Chamberlin, p. 91
      9. Michael Caine: Hot actor for a cool time by Charles McCarry, pp. 94-97
      10. Jack Driscoll's revenge by William Price Fox, pp. 30-33
      11. The woman who gave of hershelf by Ann Bayer, pp. 62-77
      12. Letter, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 78-83
      14. Post scripts, pp. 84-87
      15. Hazel, pp. 92-93
      16. Editorials, pp. 98-100
      17. Cover photo by John Launois
    5. [+]
      June 3, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Going home by Joan Didion, pp. 8-11
      2. What's wrong with being a snob? by V.S. Naipaul, pp. 12-19
      3. Bobby Kennedy's best chance by Stewart Alsop, pp. 20-21
      4. Of human bondage by Thomas Meehan, pp. 22-26
      5. Can anyone beat LBJ? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 27-31
      6. New bathing suits, pp. 32-34
      7. Rikki cuts out by Ellen Willis, p. 35
      8. Stewart covers up by Phyllis Lee Levin, pp. 35-37
      9. The revolt at Treblinka by Jean-Francois Steiner, pp. 38-43
      10. Mario Andretti: Dueling with slingshots at 180 mph by John Skow, pp. 70-89
      11. The day I gave up the ghost by Joe Hyams, pp. 92-95
      12. Breed of giants by Joyce Stranger, pp. 44-57
      13. Letters, pp. 4-7
      14. America America, pp. 58-67
      15. Post scripts, pp. 68-69
      16. Hazel, pp. 90-91
      17. Editorials, pp. 96-98
      18. Cover photo by Ron Harris
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      June 17, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. They want to tamper with the constitution by Sen. Joseph D. Tydings, pp. 10-15
      2. 'Neither will I again smite every thing living' by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. Love comes to the United States by Gordon Cotler, pp. 18-19
      4. Apollo 204 by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 20-22
      5. Is this plane a billion-dollar blunder? by Trevor Armbrister, pp. 23-25
      6. And now, for the consumer, Miss Betty Furness! by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 26-27
      7. The Amish: 'We want to be left alone' by John Bird, pp. 28-43
      8. Red Skelton: 'I'm nuts and I know it' by Bill Davidson, pp. 66-78
      9. The first 124 years are the hardest by Lin Root and Agnes Ash, pp. 79-84
      10. Why children commit suicide by Max Gunther, pp. 86-89
      11. The snails by Patricia Highsmith, pp. 44-47
      12. Madness in the family by William Saroyan, pp. 56-57
      13. The red dress by Fredelle Bruser Maynard, pp. 58-63
      14. Letters, pp. 4-9
      15. America America, pp. 48-55
      16. Post scripts, pp. 64-65
      17. Hazel, p. 85
      18. Editorial, pp. 90-92
      19. Cover photo by Don Ornitz
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1967 = 7 Issues, 117 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. The draft should be abolished by Sen. Mark O. Hatfield, pp. 12-15
      2. Our only real ally by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-19
      3. What happened when Albie Watkins got the bomb by Richard Lemon, pp. 20-23
      4. Rock of ages by Joan Didion, pp. 24-26
      5. Richard Speck: The mind of a murderer by Jack Altman and Marvin Ziporyn, M.D., pp. 27-31
      6. 'You should have been here an hour ago' by Phil Edwards, pp. 32-39
      7. Now that Reagan is governor, how's he doing? by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, pp. 40-47
      8. Birth of a super-food by John Bird, pp. 62-66
      9. Who are you, Joan? by W.H. Manville, pp. 67-73
      10. Farewell to Hells Canyon by John Skow, pp. 76-83
      11. Good man, bad man by Jerome Weidman, pp. 48-49
      12. The night of the full moon by Madalynne R. Kurtz, pp. 54-59
      13. Letters, pp. 4-11
      14. America America, pp. 50-53
      15. Post scripts, pp. 60-61
      16. Hazel, pp. 74-75
      17. Editorials, p. 84
    2. [+]
      July 15, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Catholicism is right, so why change it? by Frederick Wilhelmsen, pp. 10-15
      2. Does the Washington press lie? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-19
      3. Halfway home by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 20-21
      4. Two for the money and nothing shows by Spencer Klaw, pp. 22-24
      5. The black immigrants by Ben H. Bagdikian, pp. 25-29
      6. Four marvelous wasy to eat outdoors by Roy Andries de Groot, pp. 30-37
      7. Richard Speck: The mind of a murderer by Jack Altman and Marvin Ziporyn, M.D., pp. 38-48
      8. Pop music: The most? Or just a mess? by Alfred G. Aronowitz, pp. 70-75
      9. The little leaguers by Roland Michaud, p. 49
      10. The girl who took risks by Theodore Taylor, pp. 50-55
      11. I'm in great shape by William Price Fox, pp. 56-57
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 58-61
      14. Post scripts, pp. 62-67
      15. Hazel, pp. 68-69
      16. Editorial, p. 76
    3. [+]
      July 29, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. We're winning in Vietnam by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, pp. 6-13
      2. The jam we are in by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-15
      3. Read it like it is, baby by Will Stanton, pp. 16-19
      4. The seacoast of despair by Joan Didion, pp. 20-26
      5. When children can't learn by John Bird, pp. 27-31
      6. Big dude drive in the Crazies by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 32-37
      7. Can Cleveland escape burning? by John Skow, pp. 38-49
      8. Letter from Cairo by Trevor Armbrister, pp. 62-65
      9. Juan Marichal: 'Always they want more, more, more' by Al Stump, pp. 68-73
      10. 'It is a joyous thing to be a Kirk Republican?' by Marshall Frady, pp. 75-79
      11. Sword cactus by John Moore, pp. 50-55
      12. The snooker shark by William Harrison, pp. 56-57
      13. Letters, pp. 4-5
      14. America America, pp. 58-61
      15. Post scripts, pp. 66-67
      16. Hazel, p. 74
      17. Editorial, p. 80
    4. [+]
      August 12, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Tourist, stay home! by Walter Muir Whitehill, pp. 8-11
      2. The revival of Rockefeller by Stewart Alsop, pp. 12-13
      3. The father-by-himself cookbook by Richard Lemon, pp. 14-15
      4. 'The good, the true and the beautiful' by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 16-18
      5. The hidden evils of LSD by Bill Davidson, pp. 19-23
      6. 'Don't flood our Grand Canyon' by John Bird, pp. 24-29
      7. In the forest of fear by Edward R.F. Sheehan, pp. 30-41
      8. My name is Twiggy by Oriana Fallaci, pp. 60-62
      9. Diving for treasure in the pirate city by Harold H. Martin, pp. 63-68
      10. The battle for Jerusalem by Sanche de Gramont, pp. 70-75
      11. The witness by Alfred Gillespie, pp. 42-43
      12. The professionals by Charles Barsotti, pp. 52-53
      13. Fertility rite by Violet Weingarten, pp. 54-57
      14. Letters, pp. 4-7
      15. America America, pp. 44-51
      16. Post scripts, pp. 58-59
      17. Hazel, p. 69
      18. Editorial, p. 76
    5. [+]
      August 26, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. We've lost the art of friendship by Hortense Calisher, pp. 10-13
      2. Almost all the generals are almost always wrong about all wars by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-17
      3. Caught in the act by Bill Conklin, pp. 18-19
      4. The Santa Ana by Joan Didion, pp. 20-22
      5. Robert F. Kennedy: At home with the heir apparent by Robert S. Bird, pp. 28-35
      6. The fall of Japan by William Craig, pp. 36-52
      7. Letter from Expo 67 by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 68-69
      8. Menopause: Is there a 'cure'? by Bill Davidson, pp. 70-71
      9. 'I hunted 20 years to find my father's killer' by Welby Lee and Bard Lindeman, pp. 74-79
      10. Dirty Story by Eric Ambler, pp. 23-27
      11. Letters, pp. 4-9
      12. My kind of people, pp. 53-59
      13. America America, pp. 60-65
      14. Postscripts, pp. 66-67
      15. Hazel, pp. 72-73
      16. Editorial, p. 80
    6. [+]
      September 9, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. I like to risk my life by A. Alvarez, pp. 10-13
      2. 'Mr. Genocide' by Stewart Alsop, pp. 14-15
      3. The love wave by Calvin Tomkins, pp. 16-17
      4. Shipping out by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 18-20
      5. What's wrong with our big-city schools by Martin Mayer, pp. 21-23
      6. The quints on a picnic by Ann Bayer, pp. 24-31
      7. A close look at Wildlife in America by Bil Gilbert, pp. 32-48
      8. Letter from Saigon by Trevor Armbrister, pp. 64-67
      9. Don't dig in on Gentleman Jim by William Craig, pp. 70-73
      10. Dirty Story by Eric Ambler, pp. 50-51
      11. Letters, pp. 4-9
      12. My kind of people, p. 49
      13. America America, pp. 52-61
      14. Post scripts, pp. 62-63
      15. Hazel, pp. 68-69
      16. Editorial, p. 74
      17. Cover by John Launois
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      September 23, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. After the riots: Force won't settle anything by Ray Girardin, pp. 10-15
      2. Why Juanita enjoyed the riot by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. Mr. Judd and his snail by Ogden Nash, pp. 18-21
      4. The Howard Hughes underground by Joan Didion, pp. 22-24
      5. Hippies: Slouching towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion, pp. 25-31
      6. The brothers Smothers, Tom and Dick by George Fox, pp. 32-35
      7. The rescuer by Peter Maas, pp. 36-69
      8. Will Joe Frazier be the next champ? by Bruce Jay Friedman, pp. 97-101
      9. Dirty Story by Eric Ambler, pp. 70-77
      10. Letters, pp. 4-9
      11. My kind of people, pp. 78-79
      12. America America, pp. 80-85
      13. Post scripts, pp. 86-93
      14. Hazel, pp. 94-96
      15. Editorial, p. 102
      16. Cover by Golsong
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1967 = 7 Issues, 127 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 7, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Congress needs reform by Charles L. Weltner, pp. 12-19
      2. 'Never glad confident morning again' by Stewart Alsop, pp. 20-21
      3. The Mother Goose Report by Jack Roche, pp. 22-23
      4. On the edge of extinction by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 24-26
      5. What our children read by Hillel Black, pp. 27-29
      6. Coming soon on TV: 'Every night at the movies' by Bill Davidson, pp. 30-33
      7. 'Fire! Fire! Flight deck aft!' by Trevor Armbrister, pp. 34-37
      8. The Yazoo years by Willie Morris, pp. 38-53
      9. Notre Dame: We're number one! by John Bowers, pp. 85-89
      10. A mother's warning by Frank O'Connor, pp. 54-59
      11. Barred by John O'Hara, pp. 60-63
      12. Three tales by William Saroyan, pp. 68-69
      13. Letters, pp. 4-11
      14. My kind of people, pp. 64-67
      15. America America, pp. 70-79
      16. Post scripts, pp. 80-81
      17. Hazel, pp. 82-84
      18. Editorial, p. 90
      19. Cover by John Launois
    2. [+]
      October 21, 1967 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Hunting is a dirty business by Bil Gilbert, pp. 10-17
      2. 'But if 25 trucks fanned out...' by Stewart Alsop, pp. 18-21
      3. Why back in '68 by Goodman Ace, pp. 22-25
      4. California dreaming by Joan Didion, pp. 26-28
      5. The espionage establishment by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, pp. 29-31
      6. Sophia, Sophia, Sophia by John Cheever, pp. 32-35
      7. The Supreme Court asks a question: Is it fair? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 42-49
      8. Aberfan disaster: 'Happiness ended last October' by Terry Coleman, pp. 91-95
      9. Kill three by Milton Shulman, pp. 50-57
      10. Confession by Fred McMorrow, pp. 72-73
      11. Mother Goose by Charles Addams, pp. 36-41
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 58-71
      14. My kind of people, pp. 74-79
      15. Post scripts, pp. 80-87
      16. Hazel, pp. 88-90
      17. Editorial, p. 96
    3. [+]
      November 4, 1967 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. More people should be FAT by Lew Louderback, pp. 10-15
      2. Why is Congress so boring? by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. A Feasible flying machine? by Stan Dryer, pp. 18-21
      4. An Iron Snake selection by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 22-24
      5. Soviet Russia: 50 years of thunder by Richard Armstrong, pp. 25-49
      6. The espionage establishment by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, pp. 50-61
      7. Meet Gloria Stavers by William Kloman, pp. 80-82
      8. 'Win one for Aunt Mary Margaret!' by Gerald Holland, pp. 84-87
      9. Kill three by Milton Shulman, pp. 62-65
      10. Letters, pp. 4-9
      11. My kind of people, pp. 66-69
      12. America America, pp. 70-77
      13. Post scripts, pp. 78-79
      14. Hazel, p. 83
      15. Editorial, p. 88
      16. Cover by John Launois
    4. [+]
      November 18, 1967 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. The Government has the right to lie by Arthur Sylvester, pp. 10-15
      2. McNamara: The light that failed by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-21
      3. An antacid trip with the tweeny-hoppers by Roger Price, pp. 22-23
      4. Comrade Laski, C.P.U.S.A. (M.-L.) by Joan Didion, pp. 24-26
      5. The Mafia: How it bleeds New England by Bill Davidson, pp. 27-31
      6. The sudden stardom of Raquel Welch by Richard Warren Lewis, pp. 32-35
      7. Election, U.S.A. by Richard Lemon, pp. 36-55
      8. West Point: 'Well, Ma, I'm still here' by Harold H. Martin, p. 67
      9. The espionage establishment by David Wise and Thomas B. Ross, pp. 76-81
      10. Brodie of 49ers: Long live the king by Herbert Wilner, pp. 85-89
      11. The gangster by John O'Hara, pp. 56-63
      12. 'My adventures as an idealist' by Isaac Bashevis Singer, pp. 68-73
      13. Letters, pp. 4-9
      14. America America, pp. 64-65
      15. My kind of people, p. 66
      16. Post scripts, pp. 74-75
      17. Hazel, pp. 82-84
      18. Editorial, p. 90
      19. Cover by David Attie
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      December 2, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Local government is a farce by Franklin H. Ornstein, pp. 10-17
      2. Richard Nixon and the locked door by Stewart Alsop, pp. 18-20
      3. Please don't strike the teacher by Bill Breisky, pp. 21-23
      4. The hate hour by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 24-26
      5. The cross fire that killed President Kennedy by Josiah Thompson, pp. 27-31
      6. The paper caper by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 32-37
      7. George Romney: Battered but unbowed by Jules Witcover, pp. 38-57
      8. Greece: This winter of discontent by David Holden, pp. 80-81
      9. Why do you dream? by Max Gunther, pp. 84-87
      10. The shell game by Isabel Langis Cusack, pp. 58-61
      11. The rainmaker by William Humphrey, pp. 62-63
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 64-69
      14. My kind of people, pp. 70-77
      15. Post scripts, pp. 78-79
      16. Hazel, pp. 82-83
      17. Editorial, p. 88
      18. Cover by Ollie Atkins
    6. [+]
      December 16, 1967 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Christmas doesn't mean much any more by James Kavanaugh, pp. 10-15
      2. '...the pity of it...' by Stewart Alsop, pp. 16-17
      3. Marrying the absurd by Joan Didion, pp. 18-20
      4. Journey to North Vietnam by David Schoenbrun, pp. 21-25
      5. A talk with Ho Chi Minh by William C. Baggs, pp. 26-27
      6. Lee Radziwill: Stay tuned for the princess by Terry Coleman, pp. 28-29
      7. The American scientist: Man or superman? by Max Gunther, pp. 30-55
      8. Dance wildly---Queen Mary's about to die by Anne Chamberlin, pp. 72-73
      9. Attorney General Clark: 'Wrong guy for the wrong post'? by Victor S. Navasky, pp. 74-76
      10. Pro tackle Olsen: The game without the ball by Roger Kahn, pp. 79-83
      11. The sheep killer by Alfred Gillespie, pp. 56-59
      12. Letters, pp. 4-9
      13. America America, pp. 60-63
      14. My kind of people, pp. 64-69
      15. Post scripts, pp. 70-71
      16. Hazel, pp. 77-78
      17. Editorial, p. 84
      18. Cover by John Launois
    7. [+]
      December 30, 1967 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. God bless the rich by William F. Buckley, Jr., pp. 4-10
      2. When will the bubble burst? by Stewart Alsop, p. 11
      3. The rich have beards, and the poor walk droopy by Ann Bayer, pp. 12-13
      4. Texas poor by John Gregory Dunne, pp. 14-16
      5. Who owns America? by Richard J. Whalen, pp. 17-21
      6. Old money, new money by Lewis H. Lapham, pp. 22-23
      7. Two millionaires, east and west by John Launois, pp. 24-27
      8. The great gold rush by Richard Erdoes, pp. 28-29
      9. You got to be a hero by Robert Crichton, pp. 30-49
      10. Speaking of money by W.H. Manville, pp. 50-53
      11. Where money has more fun by Herbert Gold, pp. 64-67
      12. 'You've got to be optimistic in this business' by Sandford Brown, pp. 68-70
      13. How we feel about our money by Max Gunther, pp. 72-75
      14. The gamblers by Kenneth Lamott, pp. 54-55
      15. America America, pp. 56-57
      16. My kind of people, pp. 58-61
      17. Post scripts, pp. 62-63
      18. Hazel, p. 71
      19. Editorial, p. 76
      20. Cover by Robert Weber
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Issues of the 1970s = 3 Years, 24 Issues, 731 Articles
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  Issues of 1974 = 9 Issues, 294 Articles
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  Issues of 1978 = 6 Issues, 199 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1979 = 9 Issues, 238 Articles
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  Issues of 1980 = 8 Issues, 221 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1981 = 4 Issues, 112 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1982 = 9 Issues, 235 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1983 = 9 Issues, 217 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1984 = 9 Issues, 213 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1985 = 9 Issues, 205 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1986 = 9 Issues, 227 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1987 = 9 Issues, 232 Articles
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  Issues of 1988 = 9 Issues, 210 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1989 = 8 Issues, 167 Articles
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Issues of the 1990s = 8 Years, 48 Issues, 993 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1990 = 8 Issues, 173 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1991 = 7 Issues, 144 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1992 = 6 Issues, 129 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1993 = 6 Issues, 129 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1994 = 6 Issues, 117 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1995 = 6 Issues, 128 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1996 = 6 Issues, 119 Articles
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  Issues of 1997 = 3 Issues, 54 Articles