Bluebook October 1965 Magazine

6 SPORTS SPECTACLE
The latest inside poop for the man in the stands and the man on the field.
8 BOUQUETS AND BRICKBATS
A choice selection of pats and pans from our readers
12 ROAD SIDE SIN STANDS by Robert Dawes
Among the "pros" working the freeways, it's known as the "hot sheet" trade — and there isn't a stretch of turnpike that doesn't have a free-wheeling makeout-motel. In fact, they have a slogan: "See the U.S.A. — with a gal for play!"
16 "ANGELS" IN CHOPPERS by Ed Hyde
In the technical jargon of the Pentagon, they're known as Air Rescue Service Detachment 5. To the Air Force and Navy pilots who've been snatched from deep inside Communist North Vietnam, they're known as the "May Day" miracle men who deserve every one of the flock of Silver Stars they've won.
20 AMERICA'S PUBLIC EROTICA by Michael Davis
Buried in secret, "off-limits" archives in libraries and private collections across the country is some of the world's most priceless pornography—books, art work, tapestries and statues —and, believe it or not, the traffic in this exotic material runs close to $100 million a year.
22 FLYING SAUCERS ARE SPYING ON US! by Mary Koeppel
Here, from confidential files, is the incredible but true story of the U.F.O.'s — Unidentified Flying Objects — which have been seen and verified by leading scientists and military men.
26 ORGY CAPITAL FOR COMMISSARS -- by Cyrus W. Bell
In this, the lustiest burg behind the Iron Curtain, they have more of everything than the most depraved Western sin city. And when it comes to love-making, the mouth-watering Magyar misses — who outnumber the men by 100,000 — can teach their sisters around the world a thing or two.
30 MT. SURIBACHI -IWO'S BLOODY ACRE by L. E. Owen
Savage saga of the handful of men who fought their way through hell to raise the Stars and Stripes over the Marines bloodiest battlefield — Iwo Jima.
34 WILD POOL PARTY
BLUEBOOK takes you to a free-style, free-swinging pool bash deep in the heart of Texas.
38 "I BAILED OUT AT 18,000 FEET -WITHOUT A CHUTE!" by Ian Mackersey
Incredible but true story of Sgt. Nick Alkemade who leaped out of a flaming bomber — preferring a quick death to a slow frying agony — and survived a drop of almost 31/2 miles without a single broken bone.
40 $42 MILLION FOR THE FINDING by Lt. Harry E. Rieseberg and A. A. Mikalow
Here, for the man who wants to become a millionaire overnight, is the most detailed account — including exact locations — of more than 75 treasure troves off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and in the Great Lakes just waiting to be uncovered.
47 CAMERA CLIX
Our worldwide picture roundup for men.