TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: JUNE, 1971; VOLUME LXXV, NO. 6, WHOLE NO. 451
CONDITION: LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: RALPH NADER can be the next President of the United States. By Gore Vidal.

POETS' FOOD IS LOVE AND FAME:
MUSH... Erich Segal and Ron McKuen: they're enough to make you cry ... by Nora Ephron. Segal and McKuen painted by Jean-Paul Goude. [SEE BELOW!]
FUTURE SCHLOCK... Despite the bear market, love is selling well.
FOUR LOVE STORIES... Couples and poets doing their many splendored thing. Full page photos of these couples: Mr. Pat Boone and the former Shirley Foley; Mr. Paul Mejia and the former Suzanne Farrell; Mr. Strom Thurmond and the former Nancy Moore; and Mr. Louis Armstrong and the former Lucille Wilson. [NICE! SEE BELOW]
THE HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY NELSONS... America's favorite TV family and how it grew ... Sara Davidson. "Hi Mom, Hi Pop, Hi Rickey, Hi David, oh Hi thorny, Hi Harriet..." Ozzie and Harriet and Rick and David Nelson. [Nice long article, with pictures! SEE BELOW]

ARTICLES:
THE BEST MAN/'72... Who is that man on the dark horse? Hi yo Ralph Nader, and away! ... Gore Vidal.
THE FITZGERALD-PERKINS PAPERS... Choose an editor as you choose a friend.
A PEE-POSTHUMOUS CONVERSATION WITH MYSELF... The U. S. penal system stands convicted ... Edgar Smith.
WALKING MY DOG ON THE WEST SIDE... The view from the curb ... Jose Yglesias.
OR TAKIN' THE LID OFF THE ID... The history of the comics ... Harvey Kurtzman. Including Bringing up Father by George McManus, Katzenjammer Kids by Rudolph Dirk, Popeye, Barney Google, Joe Palooka, Mutt and Jeff, Dick Tracy by Chester Gould, Tillie the Toiler, Toots and Casper, Rosie's Beau, Blondie, Prince Valient by Harold Foster, Flash Gordon, Terry and the Pirates by Milton Caniff, Sheena Queen of the Jungle, Pogo, Li'l Abner by Al Capp, Mad, Barbarella, Sergeant Death by Gilbert Shelton, and others. [Interesting! 9 pages of reprinted comics, and a history of them -- SEE PHOTOS BELOW!]
RECESSION SPECIAL: TEN GRAND IS YOURS TO SPEND... What to do with a windfall ... Caroline Bird.

WEARABLES: SPORTSWEAR: THE STYLISHNESS OF CORPORE SANO... Athletic chic by the sea and on the courts (FULL PAGE PHOTOS of sportswear being modeled by JIM BOUTON, ARTHUR ASHE, BUTCH SEEWAGEN, ERIK BRUHN (2 pages), ERIK BRUHN with DIANA WEBER, BETSY ERICKSON and ZHANDRA RODRIGUE. [SEE PHOTOS BELOW!]

PICTURED ESSAY: GOD'S EARS... The spirit of the lobes.

ONE-ACT PLAY: THE DEMOLITION DOWNTOWN... In the capitol city, life's a blast ... Tennessee Williams.

FICTION: NEIGHBORS... The Freudian implications of forgetting your keys ... Raymond Carver.

FEATURES:
NOW THAT AMERICA HAS DECIDED TO BUY THE SMALL CAR... Can Detroit keep up with Tokyo and Munich? ... Tony Hogg.
THE DOSSIER ON LEONARDO MICHELANGELO... Spotting subversity in a snore ... Jerome Beatty Jr.

GIFTS: THE GRATEFUL DAD... A few suggestions for closing the gap on June 20.

POETRY:
OCTOBER... Wishing is a kind of escape ... Robley Wilson Jr.
NATURAL DISASTERS... To be remembered is to have lived ... Terry Stokes.
COLD-WATER FLATS... A lonely mind reflects a barren landscape ... Howard Moss.

DEPARTMENTS:
Publisher's page: FINANCING FITZGERALD.
LETTER FROM EUROPE ... Auberon Waugh.
SPORTS ... Roger Kahn.
FILMS ... Jacob Brackman.
RECORDINGS ... Martin Mayer.
FICTION ... Barton Midwood.
DINING IN/OUT WITH ESQUIRE.
THE SOUND AND THE FURY.
TRAVEL NOTES ... Richard Joseph.
BOOKS ... Malcolm Muggeridge.
BACKSTAGE WITH ESQUIRE.
TALKING SHOP,SHOPPING FINDS.


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