 | Playmate of the Month: Linda Forsythe, photographed by Pompeo Posar Lucky Linda | With frenetic Manhattan just across the Hudson from her quiet home town, Miss Forsythe enjoys the best of both worlds |
| Dear Playboy | |
| Playboy After Hours | |
| The Playboy Advisor | |
| The Playboy Forum | |
 | Discussion: Playboy Panel: The Drug Revolution | The pleasures, penalties and hazards of chemicals with kicks are debated by nine authorities |
 | Fiction: The Land Of A Million Elephants | Visit enchanted Chanda — where exotic Asian beauties commingle with comic-opera bureaucrats and ill-advised military advisors, by Asa Baber, illustrated by Bill Bryan (part 1 of a new novel) |
 | Humor: George Washington’s Expense Account | The father of our country was first in war, first in peace — and first to come up with a swindle sheet, by Marvin Kitman, illustrated by Ed Paschke |
 | Pictorial: Bibi & Barbara | Co-starring in the new film “The Kremlin Letter,” blonde Bibi Andersson and brunette Barbara Parkins make this sexpionage thriller doubly attractive, photographed by Angelo Frontoni |
 | Fiction: The Rebirth Of Yost | He announced on the Merv Griffin Show that he had decided to die that night and would be coming back — but as whom?, by Thomas Baum, illustrated by Don Baum |
 | Attire: Suitably Impressive | Two men about town display their distinction, one conservatively, the other dashingly — both eminently correct, by Robert L. Green, photographed by Alexis Urba |
 | Humor: Artists & Models | Aspects of the art world that the public seldom sees, by Buck Brown |
 | Article: Future Shock | The accelerating rate of man-made change already may be the most stable fact of human existence, which poses this question: Does man the organism possess the adaptability to survive the traumatic consequences?, by Alvin Toffler, illustrated by Ron Bradford |
 | Modern Living: Playboy’s Weekend Houseyacht Party | Getting away from it all for a salty tropic frolic with all the comforts of home, photographed by Flip Schulke (with Playmate Carol Imhof) |
 | Fiction: The Boss’s Son | Portrait of the heir apparent as a heel, by Ivan Prashker, illustrated by Charles E. White III |
 | Humor: Playboy’s Party Jokes |
 | Article: Justice, Military Style | The abridgment of constitutional guarantees by courts-martial is matched by the illegal brutality meted out to those convicted, by Robert Sherrill |
 | Distaff Sex Quiz | Psychometric cues, clues and guidelines to the libidinal leanings of the ladies in your life, illustrated by Eugene Karlin |
 | Modern Living: Audio Exotica | For the man of the world, short wave offers a fascinating spectrum of international intrigue and entertainment, photographed by Alexas Urba |
 | Article: The hazards and rewards — mental, physical and aesthetic — of Skiing The Psychological Alps, by John Skow |
 | Satire: How Other Magazines Would Photograph A Playmate | Playboy playfully envisions what might happen if ten other publications had their own gatefold girls (with Playmates Carol Imhof and Danielle de Vabre) |
 | Ribald Classic: The Most Wicked Novel | From a Chinese traditional tale of the later Ming dynasty, retold by Robert Mahieu, illustrated by Brad Holland |
 | Article: Jazz & Pop ’70 | A look at the current music scene — plus the winners of the 14th annual Playboy poll and readers’ choices for the Playboy Jazz & Pop Hall of Fame and records of the year, by Nat Hentoff, illustrated by Warren Linn |
 | Personalities: On The Scene (Elliot Gould, Kirk Kerkorian, William Kunstler) |
 | Humor: The Playboy Art Gallery, by Jim Beaman |
 Erich Sokol |  Alberto Vargas |  Alden Erikson |  Rowland Wilson |
 Buck Brown |  Claude Smith |  Dink Siegel |  Phil Interlandi |
 Doug Sneyd |  Eldon Dedini |  Gahan Wilson |  John Dempsey |
 John Dempsey |  Michael Ffolkes |  Richard Taylor |
 Playboy After Dark ad (with Playmate Connie Kreski) |  Playboy Club-Hotel ad |  Playboy Club News |  Subscription ad |
 What Sort of Man Reads Playboy? |
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