Esquire: The Magazine for Men (May 1966) Magazine - 1966

Esquire, Inc.. Special Issue on Spying, Science, and Sex. Contents include: article "I Spy for the C.I.A." ("The author spills the beans. Squeals. Confesses. He rats on his fellow spooks. He comes clean about the company. He asks that his name not be used"); article "These Men Run the C.I.A." (no author provided); comic strip "From Weehawken With Love" by David Newman and Robert Benton; article "Going to See Gary" by Ovid Demaris (on Francis Gary Powers); article "Wake Up, America! It Can Happen Here! A post-McCarthy guide to twenty-three conspiracies by assorted enemies within"; article "Book Review of a Very Limited Edition" by Malcolm Muggeridge (on "The Care of Devils" by Sylvia Press); short story "They Do Not Always Remember" by William S. Burroughs ("The last, fantastic word on the identity of undercover agents"); article "Bugging the Bedroom" by Nicholas Pileggi; article "You Ought To Be Left Alone" by Senator Edward V. Long; article "Spies That Can't Feel the Cold" by Howard Simons; article "Mind Control Is Good Bad (Check One)" by A. J. Budrys; short story "Valedictory" by Donald Hutter; lengthy feature and photo/art spread "The Rape of the Future"; interview "Sex Goes Public: A talk with Henry Miller" by David Dury; article "The Calculus of Sex" by Colette Dowling and Patricia Fahey; article "Some Day He'll Come Along, the Man I Love.and he'll be #9649 #39 Digital Computer Extract 3486" by William Goodhart; article "A Last Word: The Public Fantasy Versus the Private Act" by Marion Magid. Small chip to each of upper and lower outer spine edges. . Near Fine. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1966.