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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1972; Vol. 100, No. 599
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Cover by Jack Dumas.
Are mutual funds for you? by Murray Teigh Bloom.
The wonderful world of Kites by John E. Frazier.
California quenches her big thirst by James H. Winchester.
Here come the Gypsy Moths by Jean George.
One World yesterday and tomorrow by Robert O'Brien.
It's time to speak up for National Defense by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith.
My second chance to live by Robert Strohm.
Inside Heroin Inc. by Nathan M. Adams.
How best to protect the environment by Peter F. Drucker.
I am Joe's Eye by J. D. Ratcliff.
How many must die before Congress acts? -- gun control by Trevor Armbrister.
Yoga and Me by Floyd Miller.
the high cost of Smoking by Walter S. Ross.
TV's most tantalizing talkmaster -- Dick Cavett -- by John Reddy. [Original article to this issue!]
New Impetus for the year round school by Paul Friggens.
the Boy who Plunged over Niagra by Lawrence Elliot.
Eric Sloane -- he remembers America by James Daniel.
What to do if you disagree with the IRS [Keep it to yourself! - ha ha] by Irwin Ross.
the Petrified Woman by Loren Eiseley.
A checkup may save your life by Blake Clark.
in pro sports dollar is king by Bill Surface.
New Hampshire -- Seedbad of History by Noel F. Busch.
how to understand the perplexing teenager by Roy W. Menninger.
Recycling - answer to our garbage predicament? by Ronald Schiller.
Budgies can do darn near anything by David MacDonald.
What's behind the balance of payments problem? -- interview with Peter g. Peterson.
A Farewell to Alcohol -- "There we were at the Rehabilitation Center, with only one thing in common: none of us had ever thought he would become an alcoholic." by William McIlwain on Alcoholism.
A Wind of Madness: Canada's trial by Terror by David MacDonald.

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