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“COVER: This month’s cover (see cover) was painted by writer Bruce McCall. There is no satisfactory explanation for this. Mr. McCall wonders if anyone notices that the aircraft in the upper left corner of his painting is a Grumman ‘Skyrocket.’ He reports that Autogyro is actually spelled Autogiro, and was invented by a Spaniard. He is interested in raising the Titanic. He lives alone.”

Contents (listing only)

Editorial, By Bruce McCall; Illustration uncredited

Letters, Uncredited; Illustration by Marvin Mattleson

News on the March, Uncredited [Henry Beard]; Illustration by Marvin Mattleson, Photographs uncredited

Mrs. Agnew’s Diary, Uncredited [Doug Kenney]; Illustration by Marvin Mattleson

True Facts, By Henry Beard; Illustrations by Warren Sattler; Photographs uncredited

Techno-Tactics, Uncredited; Illustration by Tommy Solosky

Unum Pedem Parvum Pro Me, Sed Pedem Gigantum Pro Humanitate Hoc Est, By Tony Hendra; Illustration by Marvin Mattleson

Rx For Disaster: What Went Wrong With Those Weird, Wild, Way-out Beatnik Communes?, By Bruce McCall; Photographs uncredited

Popular Workbench Magazine, Written and illustrated by Bruce McCall

National Science Fair Projects, By Brian McConnachie and Henry Beard; Photographs uncredited

Pavlov’s Dog, By Bruce McCall; Illustration by Mara McAfee

The Father of the Transistor, By Michael O’Donoghue; Illustrated by Bob Monhegan

Soviet-Mechnod-Foto Magazine, By Bruce McCall; Photographs uncredited

Non-Polluting Power Sources, By Henry Beard; Illustrations by Harry Fischman

Nixxon, By Christopher Cerf; Illustrations by Warren Sattler; Photographs by Dennis Brack/Black Star

1958 Official Souvenir Map, Jersey City World Exposition of Freedom, Progress and Technology, By Bruce McCall and Henry Beard; Illustration by Bruce McCall

Funny Pages, Featuring “Nuts” by Gahan Wilson; “Idyl” by Jeff Jones; “Cheech Wizard” by Vaughn Bodé; “Trots and Bonnie” by Shary Flenniken; “Duck and Weevil” by Bobby London; and “The Aesop Brothers, Siamese Twins” by Rodrigues