A selected, annotated bibliography of more than 300 publications pertaining to all aspects of the problem of privacy in the computer age is presented. The largest part of the entries are for the years 1965-1967. The report is divided into three parts: an essay overview of the problem of privacy and the computer; the bibliography, in which the annotated entries are listed alphabetically by author or, if anonymous, by title; and an index of all entries alphabetically listed under one or more of fourteen subject categories (for example, Data Banks, Legal and Law Enforcement View of Privacy). Since most discussions pertaining to the right of privacy refer to the Bill of Rights, an appendix provides the full text of Amendments I-X of the Constitution. (Author/BB)