Playboy August 1964 August 1964 Magazine Back Issue

1 PLAYBILL
5 DEAR PLAYBOY
13 PLAYBOY AFTER HOURS
29 THE PLAYBOY ADVISOR
33 PLAYBOY'S INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK—travel PATRICK CHASE
35 THE PLAYBOY FORUM
39 PLAYBOY INTERVIEW: DICK GREGORY—candid conversation
50 AND I MEAN THAT SINCERELY!—fiction RAY RUSSELL
54 FORD FLAT OUT—sports KEN W. PURDY
59 THE MOOR'S TALE—fiction WILLIAM WISER
61 THE HOMOGENIZED MAN—article J. PAUL GETTY
62 ST.-TROPEZ—man at his leisure LEROY NEIMAN
67 REVOLUTION BELOW THE BELT—opinion. JOHN CLELLON HOLMES
69 THE COLORFUL SUMMER SPECTRUM— attire ROBERT L. GREEN
72 CHINA DOLL—playboy's playmate of the month, China Lee
78 PLAYBOY'S PARTY JOKES—humor
81 THE HAPPY HIPSTER—fiction HERBERT GOLD
83 SMOKING FOR PLEASURE—food THOMAS MARIO
86 THE BUNNIES OF CHICAGO—pictorial essay
100 THE SHINING ONES—fiction ARTHUR C. CLARKE
103 THE DECEIT OF DANAE—ribald classic LE SAGE
104 PLAYMATES REVISITED-1960—pictorial
113 SYMBOLIC SEX—humor DON ADDIS
116 ON THE SCENE—personalities

• Covergirl Barbara Reeves (Nude) photographed by Stan Malinowski
• Playmate of the Month is China Lee (First Asian-American Playmate) photographed by Pompeo Posar
• Fors Goes to the Races
• "The Homogenized Man" by J. Paul Getty.
• The Bunnies of Chicago
• Clarke, Russell, Gold, and Getty
• Dick Gregory interviewed by Playboy

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