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Readers Digest February 1964 David Ogilvy Cypress Gardens Norman Vincent Peale
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Publication Year: |
1964 |
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Reader's Digest |
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English |
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Magazine |
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News, General Interest |
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Monthly |
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February |
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Reader's Digest Association |
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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
"Articles of Lasting Interest" -- Own a piece of history, fascinating to read -- The Readers Digest captures what life was like at any given time better than any other magazine, because it is the best of all of them! -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! *
ISSUE DATE:
February 1964; Vol. 84, No. 502
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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Cover: America's First Hero by Jeri Nichols.
How to say it in writing from the Kiplinger Magazine.
The power of the positive "no!" ... Norman Vincent Peale.
Are cars as good as they used to be? ... James Nathan Miller.
LBJ -- Portrait of the President ... Stewart Alsop.
Should advertising be abolished? ... David Ogilvy.
You can do anything when you know you are not alone ... Irene Harvey, as told to Michael Drury.
The fallacy behind the tax cut ... James Daniel.
The remarkable healing powers of the mind ... Morton M. Hunt.
A Burgler sizes up your house.
What became of Charles Lindbergh? ... Walter Ross.
I Wonder Why ... Shirley Burden -- a poem of photographs and words.
Castro must GO! ... Gonzalo J. Facio.
My most unforgettable character by Anne L. Bowes -- Tugboat Kate.
What you liver does for you ... J. D. Ratcliff.
So Sorry! ... John Crosby.
A long day for William ... Sheila Burnford.
Warning all wives! -- an armchair psychologist and happily married humorist has evolved a simple test to determine your divorce potential ... Art Buchwald.
You can get your money back ... Arlene and Howard Eisenberg.
The secret mission of Lt. Roger Hilsman . . . John G. Hubbell.
The Battle against mail-order pornography ... Don Wharton.
Red China: Giant in Chains ... Time.
The most successful swamp in America -- Dick Pope and Cypress Gardens ... William B. Furlong. (Color photos).
Are you a Grievance Collector? ... I. A. R. Wylie.
He helps workers become Capitalists -- Alberto Marten ... Donald S. Stroetzel.
Abortion -- the deadly favor Muriel Davidson.
The King of Beasts makes his last stand ... Jack Denton Scott.
Accident Fraud is Highway Robbery ... Charles Remsberg.
Artist in Concrete -- Pier Luigi Nervi ... Ernest O. Hauser.
THey can see again ... John Kord Lagemann.
Spitsbergen -- Oasis in the Arctic ... Gordon Gaskill.
Citizen of New Salem ... Paul Horgan.
Vintage ades include: Mr. Magoo for General Electric light bulbs at the New York World's Fair. Wide track Pontiac LeMans. Diet Rite Cola. Try total performance for a change -- FORD. Monza GT Sparks with imagination -- AC sparks the action. AC DELCO. New Chevy van. new Chevelle by Chevrolet. Get real action -- 7 UP your thirst away!. MORE!
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