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Cel, 11)37 P. 59 - Playboy Interview: Jim Garrison 2Rie Norden CeL, 11)37 p. 59 - Playboy interview: Jim Garrison 2rie Norden • FALL & WINTER FASHION FORECAST TEN-PAGE PICTORIAL ON THE HIPPIES YOUR PLAYBOY JAZZ & POP POLL BALLOT AN.EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JIM OARIIISON PLUS NORMAN MAILER AND HERBERT GOLD CeL, 11)37 p. 59 - Playboy interview: Jim Garrison 2rie Norden • FALL & WINTER FASHION FORECAST TEN-PAGE PICTORIAL ON THE HIPPIES YOUR PLAYBOY JAZZ & POP POLL BALLOT AN.EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JIM OARIIISON PLUS NORMAN MAILER AND HERBERT GOLD vol. 14, no. 10—october, 1967 LAYBOY. CONTENTS FOR THE MEN'S ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE 3 DEAR PLAYBOY 9 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS 25 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR._ _ — 49 PLAYBOY'S INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK—travel_.......................PATRICK CHASE 53 Hippie Scene P. 128 THE PLAYBOY FORUM 35 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: JIM GARRISON—candid AAAAAAAAAAAAAA 59 THE POP-OP CAPER—tictien F. NOLAN 76 THE FOX—pictorial- El RIPPLES—fiction._ .---__RAY RUSSELL 57 THE ENGLISH HUNT BREAKFAST—Iaed._____ ........ __THOMAS MARIO 88 THE CRAZY 01411—memeir...._---.-...-----..NORMAN MAILER 91 Music Poll P. 121 COMPUTERS—THEIR BUILT-IN LIMITATIONS—article.___MAX GUNTHER 94 COMPUTERS—THEIR SCOPE TODAY—artIcle__.......---EANEST HAYEMANN 95 CLEANER THAN DIRT — satire D 0 LLOYD 98 REAGAN FOR PLAYMATE!—playboy's playmate al the month._ 102 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—burstor 110 PLAYBOY'S FALL II WINTER FASHION FORECAST—attire......ROBERT L GREEN 113 THE 1968 PLAYBOY JAZZ i POP POLL—lair/pep 121 DO IT FOR A PENNY?—fletlan_._HARLAN ELLISON and HASKELL BARKIN 127 THE NEW WAVE MAKERS—artIcr.......—.---...---HERBERT GOLD 128 LUST OP THE HOLY MAN—ribald 139 THE LUXURY OP LEATHER—accouterments...—.--_------- 142 HUGH M. WEINER editor and publisher A. C. SPECTORSKY associate publisher and editorial director ARTHUR PAUL art director Fashion Forecast P. 113 JACK J. KESSIE managing editor VINCENT T. TAJER1 picture editor NANIERAL CIFFIC1111 rums. 010101111, RIP A. SHELDON WAX assistant managing editor; MURRAY FISHES. NAT LEHRMAN 0101:1141 401., CHICASO. ILLINOIS 1E111. IZMIR senior POSTAGE NNE/ ACC VVVVVV ALL 1•111. editors; ROME MACAULEY fiction editor; JAMES GOODE articles editor; ARTHUR DRAWINGS ARO PROTOSNAPRE 14.111E0 IP PIM KRETCHMER, MICHAEL LAURENCE, DAVID STEVENS, ROBERT ANTON WILSON ANL TO 111 11101110 Aso 40 RILIPCIASIEILITP CAR associate AR A1101100 FOR 011SOLICITER MATERIALS. COE- editors; ROBERT I.. GREEN fashion director; DAVID TAYLOR fashion editor; THOMAS TEETS 00P111141NTED • I141 000 P4E01114110 MARIO food it drink editor; PATRICK CHASE travel editor; J. PkUt. urerP contribut- CO.. IRC ALL RIENTS NOT111114 illaT 10 110111111111 IN WOOLS OR IN PART WITHOUT EMMEN ing editor, business 6* finance; KEN W. runny contributing editor; RICHARD -Karr 0I1EIS11011 0004 THE PUELIANER. ANT 111141.411111 administrative editor; ARLENE sounns RE7114111 TIE PEOPLE 111 PLACES IN MR FICTION copy chief; DAVID BUTLER. HENRY FENIVECK, 440 111111FICTION IM TRH RAW/ZINN A110 ANT REAL JOHN CABREE, LAWRENCE. LINDERMAN. ALAN RAVAGE, CARL SNYDER, RULER WIDENER PEOPLE AAR PLACES IS PUMA' 001111 assistant editors; BEV CHAMBERLAIN associate picture editor; I PERLIN ICULPTURE NY AusTIN MARILYN GRABOWSKI O00. JR., P1OT9011APIIT NT 1, 100011 assistant picture editor; MARIO CAMEL J. BARRY o'nounxe, roaarto roust, ALEXAS 01014 000101N1001 IT, MAUI( ANTRONT, 0. 1: URSA, JERRY YULIMAN staff photographers; STAN MALINOWSKI 000 110101111. 0. I t 10001.11 0411114, P. 1, contributing photog- LEANT 4000011. P. 4, AMEN PROT rapher; RONALD BLUME associate art director; NORM SCHAEFER, DOR parr, ED WEISS, I; J. 0 111111NEE. P. III, In. 001/10 GEORGE KENTON, 00000. P. D 1111 ROBERT SIMMONS. P. ES, Jr/INT REMO POPE, JOSEPH PACZEK assistant art directors; WALTER TULIII•AA, P. 1. P. 11•101 ILLUSTRATIONS IT, KRADENYCII, LEN WILLIS art assistants; MICHELLE ALTMAN EON NEE 111, 00110 101411104 111, NO LLLLL assistant cartoon editor; FlIOMPSON Ii). WALL, PIMA. 111, GRORRIt JOHN MASTRO production manager; ALLEN VARGO assistant production nianager; 111101111A (11, IOU 1441.11A1111, INICREEL SAILS. Per PAPPAS rights and permissions • HOWARD W. LEDERER 10111, 110. INSATOR 111. 0M010 01A00 ON PASS advertising director; 111 AT GILMER its, CR MAIM JULES KASE associate advertising manager; SHERMAN KEATS chicago advertising manager; JOSEPH GUENTHER detroit advertising manager; NELSON FUTCII 10117, VOL. IN. 00. ie. promotion ✓eauotee MOOTMLT NT 1410 TURAISNiNE Co., director; HELMUT LORSCII publicity manager; BENNY DUNN public relations man- MC.. IN NATIONAL ARO SESIONAL EDITIONS. ager; ANSON MOUNT public affairs manager; IlICO FREDERICK MATRON NUMBING, III N. 11101110 ME_ CHICANO. personnel director; ILL. MORI CLASS AAAAAA PAID Or csn. JANET PILGRIM reader service; ALVIN WIEMOLD subscription manager; ELDON SELLERS ea4e. ILL , ENO AT 4101111101141. 11011.1/11 000551. special projects; ROBERT S. PRELISS business manager and circulation director. suescairnest: II TME SI PON ORE PUN. vol. 14, no. 10—october, 1967 LAYBOY. CONTENTS FOR THE MEN'S ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE 3 DEAR PLAYBOY 9 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS 25 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR._ _ — 49 PLAYBOY'S INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK—travel_.......................PATRICK CHASE 53 Hippie Scene P. 128 THE PLAYBOY FORUM 35 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: JIM GARRISON—candid AAAAAAAAAAAAAA 59 THE POP-OP CAPER—tictien F. NOLAN 76 THE FOX—pictorial- El RIPPLES—fiction._ .---__RAY RUSSELL 57 THE ENGLISH HUNT BREAKFAST—Iaed._____ ........ __THOMAS MARIO 88 THE CRAZY 01411—memeir...._---.-...-----..NORMAN MAILER 91 Music Poll P. 121 COMPUTERS—THEIR BUILT-IN LIMITATIONS—article.___MAX GUNTHER 94 COMPUTERS—THEIR SCOPE TODAY—artIcle__.......---EANEST HAYEMANN 95 CLEANER THAN DIRT — satire D 0 LLOYD 98 REAGAN FOR PLAYMATE!—playboy's playmate al the month._ 102 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—burstor 110 PLAYBOY'S FALL II WINTER FASHION FORECAST—attire......ROBERT L GREEN 113 THE 1968 PLAYBOY JAZZ i POP POLL—lair/pep 121 DO IT FOR A PENNY?—fletlan_._HARLAN ELLISON and HASKELL BARKIN 127 THE NEW WAVE MAKERS—artIcr.......—.---...---HERBERT GOLD 128 LUST OP THE HOLY MAN—ribald 139 THE LUXURY OP LEATHER—accouterments...—.--_------- 142 HUGH M. WEINER editor and publisher A. C. SPECTORSKY associate publisher and editorial director ARTHUR PAUL art director Fashion Forecast P. 113 JACK J. KESSIE managing editor VINCENT T. TAJER1 picture editor NANIERAL CIFFIC1111 rums. 010101111, RIP A. SHELDON WAX assistant managing editor; MURRAY FISHES. NAT LEHRMAN 0101:1141 401., CHICASO. ILLINOIS 1E111. IZMIR senior POSTAGE NNE/ ACC VVVVVV ALL 1•111. editors; ROME MACAULEY fiction editor; JAMES GOODE articles editor; ARTHUR DRAWINGS ARO PROTOSNAPRE 14.111E0 IP PIM KRETCHMER, MICHAEL LAURENCE, DAVID STEVENS, ROBERT ANTON WILSON ANL TO 111 11101110 Aso 40 RILIPCIASIEILITP CAR associate AR A1101100 FOR 011SOLICITER MATERIALS. COE- editors; ROBERT I.. GREEN fashion director; DAVID TAYLOR fashion editor; THOMAS TEETS 00P111141NTED • I141 000 P4E01114110 MARIO food it drink editor; PATRICK CHASE travel editor; J. PkUt. urerP contribut- CO.. IRC ALL RIENTS NOT111114 illaT 10 110111111111 IN WOOLS OR IN PART WITHOUT EMMEN ing editor, business 6* finance; KEN W. runny contributing editor; RICHARD -Karr 0I1EIS11011 0004 THE PUELIANER. ANT 111141.411111 administrative editor; ARLENE sounns RE7114111 TIE PEOPLE 111 PLACES IN MR FICTION copy chief; DAVID BUTLER. HENRY FENIVECK, 440 111111FICTION IM TRH RAW/ZINN A110 ANT REAL JOHN CABREE, LAWRENCE. LINDERMAN. ALAN RAVAGE, CARL SNYDER, RULER WIDENER PEOPLE AAR PLACES IS PUMA' 001111 assistant editors; BEV CHAMBERLAIN associate picture editor; I PERLIN ICULPTURE NY AusTIN MARILYN GRABOWSKI O00. JR., P1OT9011APIIT NT 1, 100011 assistant picture editor; MARIO CAMEL J. BARRY o'nounxe, roaarto roust, ALEXAS 01014 000101N1001 IT, MAUI( ANTRONT, 0. 1: URSA, JERRY YULIMAN staff photographers; STAN MALINOWSKI 000 110101111. 0. I t 10001.11 0411114, P. 1, contributing photog- LEANT 4000011. P. 4, AMEN PROT rapher; RONALD BLUME associate art director; NORM SCHAEFER, DOR parr, ED WEISS, I; J. 0 111111NEE. P. III, In. 001/10 GEORGE KENTON, 00000. P. D 1111 ROBERT SIMMONS. P. ES, Jr/INT REMO POPE, JOSEPH PACZEK assistant art directors; WALTER TULIII•AA, P. 1. P. 11•101 ILLUSTRATIONS IT, KRADENYCII, LEN WILLIS art assistants; MICHELLE ALTMAN EON NEE 111, 00110 101411104 111, NO LLLLL assistant cartoon editor; FlIOMPSON Ii). WALL, PIMA. 111, GRORRIt JOHN MASTRO production manager; ALLEN VARGO assistant production nianager; 111101111A (11, IOU 1441.11A1111, INICREEL SAILS. Per PAPPAS rights and permissions • HOWARD W. LEDERER 10111, 110. INSATOR 111. 0M010 01A00 ON PASS advertising director; 111 AT GILMER its, CR MAIM JULES KASE associate advertising manager; SHERMAN KEATS chicago advertising manager; JOSEPH GUENTHER detroit advertising manager; NELSON FUTCII 10117, VOL. IN. 00. ie. promotion ✓eauotee MOOTMLT NT 1410 TURAISNiNE Co., director; HELMUT LORSCII publicity manager; BENNY DUNN public relations man- MC.. IN NATIONAL ARO SESIONAL EDITIONS. ager; ANSON MOUNT public affairs manager; IlICO FREDERICK MATRON NUMBING, III N. 11101110 ME_ CHICANO. personnel director; ILL. MORI CLASS AAAAAA PAID Or csn. JANET PILGRIM reader service; ALVIN WIEMOLD subscription manager; ELDON SELLERS ea4e. ILL , ENO AT 4101111101141. 11011.1/11 000551. special projects; ROBERT S. PRELISS business manager and circulation director. suescairnest: II TME SI PON ORE PUN. NORDEN GREEN MAILER RUSSELL SINCE FEBRUARY of 1958. when we pub- his research by taking a cram course in computer program- PLAYBILL lished a tripartite takeout on the beat ing: "I seem to have
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