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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: MAY 1980; Vol. 116, No. 697
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: CAT. Oil painting by French Artist Andre Duranton.

FEATURE CONDENSATION: THE CASE OFTHE MISSING REMBRANDT, By Nathan M. Adams.
SCIENTOLOGY: ANATOMY OF A FRIGHTENING CULT.
WHO WILL CONTROL THE WEATHER?.
Cecil Starcher's Bargain With Life . . . Joseph P. Blank.
Scientology: Anatomy of a Frightening Cult . . . Eugene H. Methvin.
The Emperor's Terra-Cotta Army . . . Smithsonian.
;65 Million Women Want My Husband' . . . "Aunt Erma's Cope Book.
Innocence Abroad: Jimmy Carter's Four Misconceptions . . . Rowland Evans & Robert Novak.
Unforgettable Perry Mason, and Erle Stanley Gardner . . . James Stewart-Gordon.
Who Will Control the Weather? . . . . Lowell Ponte.
To Live Like a King, Take the Queen . . . . Gourmet.
The Most Dangerous Game . . . . Fiction Feature.
Children of Divorce . . . Newsweek.
Bill and Mark: A Tale of Two Friends . . . . Life.
How's That Again? . . . . Columbia Journalism Review.
Let's Stop Exporting the Smoking Epidemic . . . . Walter S. Ross.
Mom's the Word . . . Cartoon Feature.
The Money Test . . . WNBC-TV Program.
Cities of the Night . . . Picture Feature.
Crusader With a Sense of Fun: Donald Pevsner . . . William F. Buckley, Jr.
Israel's Unsettling Settlements. . . . Edward Hughes.
Trek of the Great White Bear . . . . Franklin Russell.
Have You Touched Anyone Lately . . . "Caring, Feeling, Touching.
Oh God!" It's George Burns! . . . Maurice Zolotow.

The Man Who Loved Benny Leonard.
More Little Lists.
Cheese: Poor Man's Meat.
Megan's Legacy.
Gold, Green, Glorious May.
Name That Celebrity.
Behind the Lines.
Notes From All Over.
Personal Glimpses.
Points to Ponder.
Life in These United States.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.
Toward More Picturesque Speech.
All in a Day's Work.
Quotable Quotes.
Humor in Uniform.
News of Medicine.
;59th year: Over 30 million copies bought monthly in 15 languages.


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