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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: September 1967; Vol. 91, No. 544
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Roder Time, by Robert T. Handville.
Martin Luther King's Tragic Decision ... Carl T. Rowan.
Our Only Real Ally ... Stewart Alsop.
Around the World With Gipsy Moth IV ... Sir Frances Chichester.
Think Tanks' -- Billions for Brainwork ... Richard Reeves.
See Mother Run! ... Joan Mills.
Yugoslavia: The Bellwether Keeps Turning Right ... Charles W. Thayer.
How to Save Money Buying a Car.Report to Consumers ... Robert O'Brien.
Rescue in the Clouds- -Drama in Real Life ... Joseph P. Blank.
Numbers -- The Game That Only the Mobsters Win ... Thomas R Brooks.
Dare to Make Mistakes ... Beth Day.
Can Our Colleges Close the Dollar Gap? ... Time.
Confessions of a Judo Roll-Out ... Jeanette Bruce.
Landmark Decision in the War on Pornography ... O K Armstrong.
Here Comes Hoving! ... Martin Cohen.
Try Climbing Your Family Tree ... John J. Stewart.
The Children America Forgot ... Pearl S. Buck.
False Alarm -- The Prank ThatKills ... Karl Detzer.
John the Baptist: Voice in the Wilderness ... Ernest 0. Hauser.
Tomorrow's Airports vs. the Ground Barrier ... George A. W. Boehm.
The Wondrous Reach of Imagination ... From a Speech by Jacob Bronowski.
Our Vanishing Tidelands ... Polly Redford.
How California Is Licking Drug Addiction ... Irwin Ross.
The Incredible Career of Grandma Moses (with photos) ... Don Wharton.
But, Judge, What Is Proper Discipline?" ... Leo B. Blessing.
Peru's Path to Progress ... Dorothy Cow Stroetzel.
The Rat: Most Destructive Creature on Earth ... Fred Warshovsky.
The Lilliputian World of the Bonsai ... Noel F. Busch.
Up Front in Vietnam ... David Reed.
One of our best opportunities ... Emilie Kief.
The Case of the Tense Lobsters ... Cynthia Lindsay.
Quo Vadis: Rx for the Nursing Shortage David MacDonald.
Day in the Life of a Bushman ... J. D. Ratcliff.
Press Section, Have You an Amusing Anecdote?, Behind the Lines, It Pays to Increase Your Word Power, Life in These United States, Toward More Picturesque Speech, Laughter, the Best Medicine, Personal Glimpses, Humor in Uniform, News From the World of Medicine, Quotable Quotes.

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