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1967-12 Playboy Magazine Contents

1967/12 — Vol. 14 No. 12. 320 pages.

Contents include:

  • Playbill
  • Dear Playboy
  • Playboy After Hours
  • The Playboy Advisor
  • Playboy’s International Datebook — Travel by Patrick Chase
  • The Playboy Forum
  • The Playboy Interview: Johnny Carson
  • “The Mannichon Solution” — Fiction by Irwin Shaw
  • Bodies Politic – Pictorial by Eugenio Hirsch

  • “A Good Cigar Is a Smoke” — Fiction by P.G. Wodehouse
  • Far-Flung Fling — Food and Drink by Thomas Mario

  • Art Nouveau Erotica — Pictorial
  • Resolving Our Vietnam Problem — Opinion by John Kenneth Galbraith

  • Playboy’s Christmas Cards — Verse by Judith Wax
  • The UFO Gap — Article by J. Allen Hynek

    • Pardon Me, Sir, But Is My Eye Hurting Your Elbow — Three Plays:

  • “Plums and Prunes” by Terry Southern

  • “An Incident in the Park” by Arthur Kopit
  • “Juan Feldman” by Jack Richardson
  • Love and Hate in Rent-A-Car Land — Humor by Harold Greenwald
  • Developing Playmate — Playboy’s Playmate of the Month Lynn Winchell
  • Playboy’s Party Jokes
  • The Criminal Mentality — Article by John Bartlow Martin
  • The Wicked Dreams of Elke Sommer – Pictorial
  • Reincarnation — Article by Robert Graves
  • Return of the Smiling Wimpy Doll — Humor by Jean Shepherd
  • “The Lecture” — Fiction by Isaac Bashevis Singer
  • Bopper Brigade — Satire by Jack Newfield and Howard Smith

  • The Attack on Privacy — Article by Justice William O. Douglas
  • Bunnies of Hollywood — Pictorial Essay

  • Why Napoleon Erected the Obelisk — Ribald Classic

  • Symbolic Sex — Humor by Don Addis
  • “Dance With a Stranger” — Fiction by Jacob Brackman
  • Stellar Attractions — Gifts
  • On the Scene — Personalities features brief biographies with black & white photos of three personalities of the time over two pages, this issue: Charles Lloyd, John Usher Monro, Walter Matthau
  • Little Annie Fanny — Satire by Harvey Kirtzman and Will Elder