Playboy Magazine, September 1967 Issue
July 5, 2023 in PlayBoy 60s by Wyatt Earp
The September 1967 issue of Playboy Magazine kicks off with "Playboy's Pigskin Preview," setting the stage for the forthcoming football season. It also features an enlightening article by Budd Schulberg about his work at the Watts Workshop.
This issue captures Hollywood's audacious spirit with an expose on its first psychedelic sex epic. A candid interview with New York's Mayor Lindsay adds a political flavor. Nat Hentoff's incisive piece, "Youth vs. The Establishment," delves into the generational clash of the era. The issue is further enriched with contributions from renowned authors and personalities such as Ken W. Purdy, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Harry Brown, and Jean Shepherd.
Vintage copies of this issue can be found in specialty stores or through online platforms dealing in classic publications. Digital versions may also be available.
