| Regular Features | |
| 16 | Publisher's Letter |
| 21 | Comment: An Open Line For Psl Readers |
| 26 | Psl Informant: Facts For Observation, Speculation |
| 97 | Palm Springs Life's Guide: Where To Go, What To Do |
| 137 | Gallery Scene: Variety Of Exhibits In Local Art Centers |
| 202 | Estates & Properties |
| 206 | Shoppers Bazaar: For Gifts And Personal Pleasure |
| Special Interest | |
| 49 | The "other" Palm Springs: Resort Facilities Provide Red-carpet Treatment For National Business Meetings |
| 73 | Desert Hospital: Expansion By The People, For The People |
| 76 | Walco Promotions: Proof That A Major Corporation Can Thrive In A Vacationland |
| 80 | Palm Springs Desert Museum: A Demographic Weathervane Of The Desert's Potential |
| 86 | Solar Power: A Firm And Exciting Step Into The Future |
| 90 | Desert Living: Conceptual Design Around A Private Garden Courtyard |
| 138 | Sun World: A "total Agriculture" Concept Of Services To Growers, Consumers, Investors |
| 176 | Desert Living: A Blend Of Cultures Creates A "house With A Difference" |
| 186 | Eisenhower Medical Center: Nearing Its Fifth Anniversary With $10 Million Expansion Program |
| Progress Report | |
| 36 | Palm Springs: Offering More Of Life's Best For Visitors And Residents |
| 42 | Aerial Tramway: Celebrating Its 13th Anniversary With An Upbeat |
| 46 | Convention And Visitors Bureau: Promoters Put Out The Welcome Mat |
| 144 | Coachella: High Dollar Marks For Rural Working-man's Community |
| 148 | Indio: Full Steam Ahead In Former Railroad Town |
| 154 | Palm Desert Country Club/bermuda Dunes: Two Growing, Fairway-studded Oases |
| 158 | La Quinta: Orderly Growth Continues In This Picturesque Cove Community |
| 162 | Indian Wells: Safe, Secure, Self-confident City A Haven For Wealth |
| 166 | Palm Desert: Implementation Of General Plan Under Way |
| 182 | Rancho Mirage: A Country Club City With Few Worries |
| 189 | Desert Hot Springs: No More Nap Time For Rip Van Winkle Town |
ABOUT THE COVER: Palm Springs sculptor Bill O'Byrne, who helped in liaison work on the Stirling engine solar power project, is shown with a model of it which he constructed for display this fall at the Palm Springs Desert Museum. Use of the engine, which is being perfected and sponsored by the Aeronutronics Division of Ford Motor Company, is being sought by Desert Water Agency for a solar-powered water pump. See story beginning on page 86. Photo by Sidney Noles.