7 MAIL
Another blast from the past, a high wind blowing off the prairies, tears and annoyance. Mutatis mutandis, fellow.
13 OPENERS
Down the torrid aisles of history with sweaty Mr. Leather; a farewell to ragtop;
odd events in the mock Norman castle of Kushiro; the Pisa problem elucidated
and defined; chrome glints knowingly; the marginal differences grow larger and
more slippery.
28 REVUE
Books, records, movies; the etymology of saffron; the farther reaches of the
vibratory Arp.
34 MY DOLCE VITA by Federico Fellini with Josè Luis de Vilallonga
The real skinny from the man who juggles hennaed fat ladies on his left knee.
38 EDNA IS NOT HER REAL NAME
Reality has slipped her mind.
44 TOKEN GENIUS by Richard Hill
The idiot wasn't so dumb. If you keep talking, you'll say something.
6 EGG ABUSE, THREAT OR MENACE? by Nick Kazan and John C. Lewis
The birth of the yolkie, by two of this country's most brilliant egg freaks.
50 THE BRAVE NEW PHILIPPINES
by Nicholas Tomalin Shoot 'em up. Marcos!
54 INSIDE A EUROPEAN YOUTH FACTORY by Jon Borgzinner
Glamorous globulins race through the veins of the rich. Steel needles shine.
Goats give up their gonads and become curious. Ask not what you can do for your
country.
56 CANDY
The woman in the middle smiles and considers the inherent possibilities.
66 CONVERSATION WITH JUAN PERON
by Charlotte Chandler The peroration of Peronism. A distant sound of marching
feet.
69 PIMP'S PROGRESS
Albert Goldman muses on the nature of the hustler while we take you through
an eight-page survey of history in the making. America goes pimp! Fly, Superfly,
and points between.
78 GOLDY AND THE THREE BEARS by Richard Elman
A flash of fur, a clash of life style. Little Red with the pouting lips. A sad
tale.
82 SUE PAUL, QUEEN OF SCOTS
News from the 17th Century.
89 XENO-PAK by Cynthia Buchanan
Mastering three foreign tongues in one easy package. Portable Kulture Kit is
a friend in need, indeed.
90 BALLOONING by John Riley
Certain people get off on air. Flying is not the only way to fly.
