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The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #7, April 6, 1968] (quarto, cover by Greene-Eula) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: Only the G.O.P. Can Get Us Out of Vietnam · Sen. Thruston B. Morton · cl 16 · Affairs of State: M.I.R.V. and F.O.B.S. and D.E.A.T.H. · Stewart Alsop · cl 18 · Points West: On Being Unchosen by the College of One’s Choice · Joan Didion · cl 21 · “I Spied on the Mafia for the FBI” · Charles W. Grinnell & Bill Davidson · ar 24 · Spring Fashions · Leila E. B. Hadley · pi; illustrated by Greene-Eula 32 · Inside the Insane Asylum · Harold H. Martin · ar 50 · Wild Westerns, Italian Style · William Price Fox · ar 58 · Lord God, King of the Universe and President of the Motion Picture Academy · Doris Silverton · ss 62 · Faithful Lovers · Margaret Drabble · ss 70 · Secret Evidence on the Kennedy Assassination · David Wise · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #8, April 20, 1968] (quarto, cover by Fred Ward) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 16 · Speaking Out: Uncle Sam Is a Bigot · Julius W. Hobson · cl 20 · Affairs of State: Defeat? · Stewart Alsop · cl 22 · Points West: King Tiger · John Gregory Dunne · cl 25 · The Fires of Summer · Harold H. Martin · ar 32 · The Triumph · John Kenneth Galbraith · ex 36 · The Great World and Millersburg · Bil Gilbert · ar 78 · What to Do When You Weigh 352 Lbs. and Everything Else Has Failed · Steven M. Spencer · ar 84 · Let’s Really Hear It for Ed Sullivan! · Martha Weinman Lear · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #9, May 4, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com There Once Was a Guru from Rishikesh [Part 1 of 2] · Lewis H. Lapham · ar Speaking Out: Has This Country Gone Mad? · Daniel P. Moynihan · cl Affairs of State: Bobby’s Red Guards · Stewart Alsop · cl Points West: Black Panther · Joan Didion · cl Death in Guatemala City · Trevor Armbrister · ar The Flip-Flop Machines (Computers!) · John Kobler · ar Visions of Super Stars Dance in His Head · Myron Cope · ar "I’m Going to Make It—I’ve Got To!" · Richard Armstrong · ar The Midnight Movie Director · Bill FitzGerald · ss; illustrated by N. M. Boedecker Yash the Chimney Sweep · Isaac Bashevis Singer; translated by Mirra Ginsburg · ss; illustrated by Maurice Sendak

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #10, May 18, 1968] (quarto, cover by Don Ornitz) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: The Working Man Has Become a Snob · A. H. Raskin · cl 18 · Affairs of State: Hubert Humphrey and the Presidential Smell · Stewart Alsop · cl 20 · Points West: Induction Day · John Gregory Dunne · cl 23 · “They Steal for the Hell of It” · Bill Davidson · ar 28 · There Once Was a Guru from Rishikesh [Part 2 of 2] · Lewis H. Lapham · ar 34 · The Passionate People · Roger Kahn · ar 68 · True Grit [Part 1 of 3] · Charles Portis · n. 90 · The West Point of American Business · Nicholas Pileggi · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #11, June 1, 1968] (quarto, cover by Steve Schapiro) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: Let the Ghetto Run Its Own Schools · Jonathan Kozol · cl 16 · Affairs of State: Another Conversation with Catfish · Stewart Alsop · cl 20 · Points West: Pretty Nancy · Joan Didion · cl 23 · How Bobby Plans to Win It · David Wise · ar 28 · New Hope for Leukemia Victims · Alice Lake · ar 32 · Our Own Worst Enemy · William J. Lederer · ex 46 · True Grit [Part 2 of 3] · Charles Portis · n. 64 · What Happened to Dream Town? · Anne Chamberlin · ar 71 · OK, Julie Is a Beautiful, Mute, Nymphomaniac Girl · John Skow · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #12, June 15, 1968] (quarto, cover by Vernon Merritt, III & Dan McCoy) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: The Weapons Industry Is a Menace · Ralph E. Lapp · cl 18 · Affairs of State: Good Bobby and Bad Bobby · Stewart Alsop · cl 20 · Points West: Naktenis to Aickley to Gladu · John Gregory Dunne · cl 23 · George Wallace, the Angry Man’s Candidate · Harold H. Martin · ar 26 · The Little Man from Barbour County · Marshall Frady · ar 30 · The Blonde Who Likes to Beat Men · Richard Armstrong · ar 32 · How We’re Solving the Mysteries of the Moon · Sandford Brown · ar 44 · True Grit [Part 3 of 3] · Charles Portis · n. 72 · What Happened to the Super Filter · James Phelan · ar 77 · Who Was That Lady Bird I Saw You With? · Anne Chamberlin · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #13, June 29, 1968] (quarto, cover by Charles Moore) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: Don’t Call Me Father · George J. Hafner · cl 16 · Affairs of State: “I Intend to Be Wooed” · Stewart Alsop · cl 20 · Points West: Migraine · Joan Didion · cl 23 · Sex Invades the Schoolhouse · John Kobler · ar 28 · The Sound of More Music · Haskel Frankel · ar; illustrated by Al Hirschfeld 34 · George Wallace: The Angry Man’s Candidate [Part 2 of 2] · Marshall Frady · ar 50 · All the Beautiful Women · Joyce Carol Oates · ss 58 · Seven Dummies and a Dancing Bear · Richard Harrity · ar 68 · Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, Lyndon · Anne Chamberlin · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #14, July 13, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Affairs of State: The American Sickness · Stewart Alsop · cl Speaking Out: Uncle Sam Coddles the Consumer · James J. Kilpatrick · cl Points West: I Hate Them · John Gregory Dunne · cl "The Worst Jail I’ve Ever Seen" · Bill Davidson · ar "I Was Afraid to Shut My Eves" · Dorothy West (as told to Muriel Davidson) · ar A Visit with the Artful Dodger · Gerald Holland · ar The New American Family · Phyllis McGinley · ar How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Trust the State Dept. · Anne Chamberlin · ar How We Loot the Foreign Brain Market · Martin Mayer · ar The Surgeons of Delta Med · Dale Minor · ar Journey to the Fishing Waters · Morton Fineman · ss; illustrated by Guy Deel The Prisoner’s Dog · Albert Maltz · ss; illustrated by Jean Huens

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #15, July 27, 1968] (quarto, cover by Charles Moore) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 8 · Speaking Out: The Right to Privacy Is a Myth · Bruno Bettelheim · cl 11 · Affairs of State: A Good Pick · Stewart Alsop · cl 12 · Points West: Realpolitik · Joan Didion · cl 17 · Women at Work: Is There Room at the Top? · Marilyn Mercer · ar 22 · On the Brink of Change · Roger Kahn · ar 24 · The Great Costume Party · Maggie Paley · ar 29 · Fashion: A “Bore War?” · Marshall McLuhan · ar 30 · It Wasn’t Born Yesterday · Stewart Alsop · ar 42 · The Grizzly · Jack Dillon · ss 61 · The Man Who Fires the Black Bullet · W. C. Herz · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #16, August 10, 1968] (quarto, cover by Jon Naar) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. Special Section on the Ghetto: 10 · Speaking Out: I Don’t Trust Anyone Under 30 · Cecelia Holland · cl 16 · “The Souls and Spirits Within Me” · John Gregory Dunne · cl 20 · It Has Come to This · Ben H. Bagdikian · ar 24 · How the Major Presidential Candidates Would Solve the Problem of the Ghetto · Bill Davidson · ar 27 · Editorial · William A. Emerson, Jr. · ed 28 · “Defeat Almost Kills Them” · John Bowers · ar 32 · Rocky’s Last Hurrah · Lewis H. Lapham · ar 34 · All of the Candidates Are Asleep · Marshall McLuhan · ar 37 · Psychiatry: The Unknown Science · Richard Lemon · ar 55 · Ravi Shankar: “I Walk a Tightrope” · Alfred G. Aronowitz · ar [Ravi Shankar] 58 · Playing Together, Staying Together, and All That · Harry Reasoner · ar 64 · Crooked Bone · Gerald Kersh · nv; illustrated by David Blossom 66 · Hair · Clive Barnes · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #17, August 24, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from eBay listing. Uncle Tom Is Dead · Dick Gregory · ar On Becoming a Cop Hater · Joan Didion · ar Hubert Horatio Humphrey · Stewart Alsop · ar Mayor Daley: Can the Ringmaster Keep the Show Going · Milton Viorst · ar Cockfight · Peter S. Beagle · ss Will This Man Conquer Cancer · Richard Armstrong · ar The Stomach, Heart and Spirit of the House · James Beard · ar Would You Buy a Used Car from This Man · Lawrence Dietz · ar Best Wishes to a Former Mistress and Carl Sandburg and a Dead American and Other People I Lost Track Of · William Saroyan · ar The Man Who Fooled the World · Warner Law · nv

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #18, September 7, 1968] (quarto, cover by Jerry Schatzberg) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. 10 · Speaking Out: I Don’t Want to Die · Edgar H. Smith · cl 16 · Points West: The Fever World · John Gregory Dunne · cl 23 · Cleveland: The Flicker of Fear · John Skow · ar 28 · Denny McLain: “You Can Be in Vegas Before the Game’s Half Over” · Marshall Frady · ar 30 · “Do You Still Love Me?” Asked Faye Dunaway · A. J. Langguth · ar 34 · Flies on the Honeypot · David Wise · ar 38 · Hey, Daddy, I Want a Rhinestone Ring · Leila E. B. Hadley · ar 41 · Sixty Years on the Firing Line · Arthur Krock · ar 56 · A Home Away from Home · William Humphrey · ss 60 · A Political Animal · Julia O’Faolain · ss 68 · They Shall Have Music · Roger Kahn · ar 72 · The Littlest Millionaire · Sanche de Gramont · ar 80 · Home Is Where the Car Is · W. H. Manville · ar

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #19, September 21, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Points West: A Trip to Xanadu · Joan Didion · cl Our Angry Undergraduates: Joe College Is Dead · Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. · ar Speaking Out: Columbia’s Strike Leader: “We Want Revolution” · Mark Rudd · cl Speaking Out: Berkeley’s Best Student: “It Wasn’t Worth It” · Brian McGuire · cl Beautiful! The New American Folk Art · Herbert Gold · ar Seven Days to Sunday: An Inside Look at Pro Football · Eliot Asinof · ar Liars · Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn · ss Fuzz [87th Precinct] · Ed McBain · ss; illustrated by Joe Cleary

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #20, October 5, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com The Automobile, 1969: I. “If We Can’t Solve the Problems of the Ghetto Here, God Help Our Country” · Bill Davidson · ar II. Speaking of Autos. Promanent Americans Talk About the Car and How It Is Changing America · [Misc.] · sy III. The New Models: A Pitch to Youth, a Bow to Safety, a Chance for Reward · Bill Davidson · ar The Auto as Art Form · Harvey Lloyd · ar Patricia Neal: A Star Is Reborn · Richard Lemon · ar Russia’s Silent Underground · Michael Logan · ar O.J. Simpson: “I’m Coming Back, I Want It Again!” · Jeremy Lamer · ar On the Heels of O.J.: Five More Candidates for All-Everything · Anon. · ar Speaking Out: Punishment Is a Crime · Dr. Karl Menninger · cl Points West: Housecleaning in Babylon · John Gregory Dunne · cl The Spoils of War · Albert Maltz · ss; illustrated by Tom Quinn The Birthday Suit · Jessamyn West · ss; illustrated by Guy Deel Interlude: Dear Mr. Thoreau · Stan Dryer · hu

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #21, October 19, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Speaking Out: Our Allies Should Have the Bomb · Gen. Curtis E. LeMay · cl Points West: Fathers, Sons, Screaming Eagles · Joan Didion · cl Interview with Hubert H. Humphrey · Bill Emerson · iv The Olympics: See How They Run · Bil Gilbert · ar Experiments in Movement: Merce Cunningham: “Anything Can Follow Anything” · Donal Henahan · ar Experiments in Sound: John Cage: “Everything We Do Is Music” · John Kobler · ar Death Watch in Biafra · Edward R. F. Sheehan · ar California Left: Mao, Marx, et Marcuse · Herbert Gold · ar California Right: Would You Believe Sen. Max Rafferty, R.-Calif.? · A. J. Langguth · ar The Burglar · Shirley Ann Grau · ss; illustrated by Joe Isom

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #22, November 2, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Speaking Out: I Hate Horses · Bil Gilbert · cl Points West: “The Nicest Trip We’ll Ever Have” · John Gregory Dunne · cl The Decline and Fall of the Democratic Party · Murray Kempton · ar Is Nixon Really the One? · John Bird · ar Pop Music · Alfred G. Aronowitz · ar The Royal Family · Anon. · pi Enter the King, Bob Dylan · Anon. · ar Welcome Home from the Moon · James Atwater · ar; illustrated by Robert McCall The New Sculpture: Getting Down to the Nitty Gritty · Howard Junker · ar Jim Ling’s Creeping Conglomerate · Don Schanche · ar What Ritual Is Being Observed Tonight? · John le Carré · ss; illustrated by Coby Whitmore

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #23, November 16, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Speaking Out: We Scientists Have the Right to Play God · Edmund R. Leach · cl Points West: Brother Theobold’s Earthquake · Joan Didion · cl White Cop in the Black Ghetto · Trevor Armbrister · ar "Burn the Mother Down" · Don A. Schanche · ar Return to Bikini · Nicholas Wollaston · ar I Am Not an Athelete, and I’m Not George Plimpton, So Why Am I Playing Quarterback for the Detroit Lions? · Alan Alda · ar A Small Human Being · J. P. Donleavy · ss; illustrated by Erik Blegvad

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #24, November 30, 1968] (quarto, cover by Don Ornitz) Details supplied by Martin Wooster. TV: A Special Issue 18 · Speaking Out: The Mafia Is Good for You · Nicholas Pileggi · cl 24 · Points West: Story Conference · John Gregory Dunne · cl 28 · Oh, Mass Man! Oh, Lumpen Log! Why Do You Watch TV? · Wallace Markfield · ar 30 · Remember: An Album of Yesterday’s TV Stars · Dan Sullivan · pi 32 · —Laugh-In—: Where TV Comedy Is At · Lawrence Dietz · ar 38 · Tomorrow’s Many-Splendored Tune-In · Sandford Brown · ar 40 · Can a Vampire Find Happiness in New England? · George Fox · ar 42 · Black Is the Color of TV’s Newest Stars · Richard Lemon · ar 48 · The World of the TV Commercial · Lewis H. Lapham · ar 50 · Sonny Jurgensen: Pro Football’s Greatest Passer · Joe McGinniss · ar 62 · Good Samaritan · John O’Hara · ss

The Saturday Evening Post [v241 #25, December 14, 1968] (quarto) Details taken from www.more-magazines.com Speaking Out: Why Should Negroes Be Above Criticism? · Irving Howe · cl Points West: I’m Going to Be a Movie Star · Joan Didion · cl Transportation: Are We Nearing the Day Everything Stops: The American Highway: Do We Know Where We’re Going? · Richard J. Whalen · ar Suddenly the Pilot Shouted: “Who Is That Traffic at One O’Clock?” · Trevor Armbrister · ar Transportation Mess: What’s the Solution? · Max Gunther · ar Craig Claiborne: He Can Make or Break a Restaurant · William Manville · ar Lance Alworth: “It’s Pride That Gets You Up There” · Sandford Brown · ar In and Out the Houses · Elizabeth Taylor · ss; illustrated by David Blossom Exiles · Geoffrey Household · ss; illustrated by David Passalacqua