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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: May 1988; Vol. 132, No. 793
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: "Red Gate" -- Detail of a Gouache on paper by American artist Elena Borstein.

BOOK SECTION -- NORTH TO THE POLE.
THEY DARED COCAINE- AND LOST.
SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL LEADERS.

They Dared Cocaine--And Lost . . . Henry Hurt.
Can Gorbachev Last? . . . A Reader's Digest Forum.
The True King of Beasts . . . Christopher Lucas.
Woman in the Photograph . . . "The Best of Bob Greene.
Who Needs a Seat Belt? . . . Robert Gannon.
How the Democrats Can Win . . . Washington Post.
Loving Him Was Easy . . . Kadin Smith.
Collision at Gunpow . . . Baltimore Magazine.
Why the Afghans Fight . . . Robert D. Kaplan.
Secrets of Successful Leaders.
I. The Importance of Being Likable . . . Roger Ailes.
II. Be Kind to Your Adversaries . . . Christopher Matthews.
A License to Care . . . Plain Dealer Magazine.
Lost Creations . . . Island Journal.
Inflation and You . . . Money.
The Day of The Bear . . . Drama in Real Life.
An American Journey . . . Lawrence Elliott.
Allen Smithee -- Hollywood's Worst Director . . . Premiere.
Carousel Treasures . . . Picture Feature.
Congress Is Out of Control . . . A Compilation.
Organize the Paper in Your Life . . . "Taming the Paper Tiger.
It's Anybody's Ball Game . . . Joe Garagiola.
Dealing With Your Teen-Ager . . . Lee Salk.
North to the Pole . . . From the book.
The Germans Are Coming, the Germans Are Coming.
Best Advice I Ever Had.
Murder at 37,000 Feet.
How's Your Power of Observation?.
No-Diet Slim-Down.
Our Medical Testing Scandal.
All in a Day's Work.
News From the World of Science.
Personal Glimpses.
Points to Ponder.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
Life in These United States.
Quotable Quotes.
News From the World of Medicine.
Humor in Uniform,.
It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.


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