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Vol. CLXXIII (173), Feburary, 1968, No. 2

Los Vegas Exclusive: Howard Hughes' Secret War on SEX and THE MOB
The syndicate boys don't know it yet, but the billionaire industrialist has a master plan to turn the desert oasis into a respectable resort, free of hoodlums and prostitutes...

Love Orgies of the HIPPIES
An exclusive report on the world of the "flower children," where free love is taken for granted and eight men share one girl. [yuck.]
The bulletin board at a police station in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district is filled with pictures of missing juveniles, sent by distraught parents who feel that their offspring are now living as "flower children."

Dr. Paul Dudley White, Famous Heart Specialist TELLS YOU...HOW TO LIVE TO BE 100!
Eisenhower's personal physician is sure that he has the secrets of long life and reveals them in this exclusive interview...

REVEALED: The secret Hideout of HITLER and his HENCHMEN
German and Israeli agents are on the track of Der Fuehrer and his top aides...

What The Team Owners Must Discuss In Secret: The NEGRO In Pro-Basketball
Bill Russel of the Boston Celtics...the first Negro player-coach in basketball history, says that Negros excel in the sport because "we try harder."

Noted Psychiatrist Explains....
Why Richard Speck Murdered Eight Student Nurses
The grisly details of the tattooed killer's bloody rampage are told by the man who unlocked Speck's mind.

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COCKFIGHTING
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Outlawed because of their bloody sadism, cockfights operate secretly in many barns across the country...

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Thrills of Deep Sea Fishing...
How to Hook the BATTLING SAILFISH
Be prepared for a hand-to-hand encounter with the king of the sea. It has muscles of steel and goes 70 miles and hour in flight.

MASONS!

BOWLER'S CORNER
Tenpin Alley Wonder Boy
It took a broken wrist to make Jim Stefanich a champ.

SEE THRU WALLS
Amazing Spy Device Turns Solid Walls To Glass
[its a spy pen that has a 170 degree telescoping lens you extend into the hole the contained the "secret drill" drills into a wall so that you can "secretly view an ENTIRE area, TOP, BOTTOM and SIDES" including "persons standing against the SAME wall you are looking through."]

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"Why have the words Jazz and Jagg the same meaning?" asks the humorist.

"Because they are both an irregular, jerky movement from bar to bar," chortles the joker.

The world has been passing through a kind of musical jambouree. Jazz, with all its symptoms, was literally a species of musical intoxication. Starting in America, it spread over all the globe. Out of the melee came a few minds which had been trained in the better schools of music. With great ingenuity, Whiteman, Gershwin, Lopez, Lange, and others, modified and beautified the Jazz orchestra until the results were often surprisingly interesting. Thus we believe that Jazz, like new wine, is purifying itself.

That it will unquestionably have a bearing upon American music of the future is generally conceded. How could it be otherwise? The ears of our children have been filled to the brim with these inebriating rhythms, for years. When maturity and training of the right kind is given to these youngsters the "pep" of Jazz will still remain in their subconscious minds. Like the voice of an epoch it will appear in its proper way and in its proper place and at the proper time.

The old Jazz of the screeching Jazzomaniac will not torture victims much longer. Our sympathies go out to the old gentleman on the cover of this month's issue. He is merely one of the thousands of parents who have invested in a musical education for daughters only to hear as a result the abominations of Jazz. Now that the fashion for Jazz is passing and better music taking its place, we may look forward to a time when our aural tympani will not be shattered by a pandemonium of horrible noises.