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FEBRUARY 1962 CONTENTS: Page 01: THE F.B.I. IN PEACE AND COLD WAR by William Worthy and HOW TO HELP A BOPPING GANG GO SOCIAL by Paul Krassner -- Page 02 -- Page 03: EDITORIAL TYPE STUFF -- Page 04 -- Page 05 -- Page 06 -- Page 07 -- Page 08: REALIST FIRST READER: A CHILD'S PRIMER ON DIVORCE and The Last Word in Castro Convertibles -- Page 09: BUT ASK HIM MORE... by Roy Bongartz -- Page 10: Department of Double Entendre and Quoted Without Comment -- Page 11 -- Page 12 -- Page 13: TEACHER, MAY I PLEASE LEAVE THE ROOM? -- Page 14: For Better or For Worse -- Page 15: THE GAME OF "SURVIVAL" by Sally Baldwin -- Page 16 -- Page 17: AN IMPOLITE INTERVIEW WITH LENNY PERLMAN -- Page 18 -- Page 19 -- Page 20 -- Page 21 -- Page 22: THE LANGUAGE BARRIER IN ACTION -- Page 23 -- Page 24 -- Page 25 -- Page 26: CORE AND SURFACE by Lawrence Barth -- Page 27: DIABOLIC DIALOGUES by George Lincoln Rockwell and Mayor Robert Wagner and THE PROBLEM OF RETURNING VETERANS OF THE PEACE CORPS by Marvin Kitman -- Page 28 -- Page 29: J.C. by Ken Seagle and bhob stewart -- Page 30: IF THIS BE HERESY by Albert Ellis, Ph.D. and COPS THAT GO THUMP IN THE NIGHT - or, - THE PIECE CORPS IN CALIFORNIA by Maria di Savio -- Page 31: "... while our half of the class used the rhythm method" by Mort Gerberg -- Back Cover: WHO PUT THE WIENER IN MRS. K'S SCHNITZEL by John Boardman - SICK COLUMNIST - and "Jane ... I feel like the lowest ... dirtiest ... most rotten friend a guy ever had." by Dick Guindon |
