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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: September 1968; Vol. 93, No. 557
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Woodland Water Hole, by Tran Mawicke.
The American Alternative to Violence ... Justice Abe Fortas.
I Was an Alcoholic Housewife .. First Person Award ... Anonymous.
Time for Reform in the IRS! ... John Barron.
Ordeal at the Embassy ... Drama in Real Life ... David Reed.
Of Course, the Dream Lives On ... Eric Sevareid.
The Engaging Art ofLaughing at Yourself ... Arthur Gordon.
Big Push for "Teacher Power" ... Paul Friggens.
How to Talk to Your Children ... Hiam G. Ginott.
No "Surrender" in the Vietnam Peace Talks! ... Walter H.Judd.
BART STARR: Nice Guy Finishes First ... Jacquin Sanders.
The Simple Joys of Life ... Minnie M. Bauer.
Is That Really Milk You're Drinking? ... Report to Consumers ... Richard C. Davids.
"Yonder's My Best Friend" ... First Person Award ... Robb Wood.
Hurting From Headache? ... Lawrence Galton.
Needed: New Directions for Rural America ... Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff.
Anything Goes, Verbalizationwise ... Newsweek.
Making Your Money Work for You ... Interview with Maurice T. Freeman.
Dr. Dennis Burkitt Tracks a Cancer Clue ... Bernard Glemser.
Unforgettable ISADORA DUNCAN ... Sir Frederick Ashton.
The Cuban Missile Crisis: Who Won? ... Mario Lazo.
America Can Be More Beautiful -- With Your Help ... Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.
The Extraordinary Eel ... Jean George.
How Knowledgeable a Driver Are You? ... William J. Toth.
For the World's Forgotten ... Clarence W. Hall.
On Wings Young and Tender ... Graham Porter.
They Turn Welfare Recipients Into Taxpayers ... Nat and Yanna Brandt.
Great Salt Lake -- Utah's Pocket Ocean ... Wolfgang Langewiesche.
Ludlow: A Lesson in Integration . . Joseph P. Blank.
Merchants of Heroin: Part I ... Alvin Moscow.
Keeping in Focus ... J. Stewart Perkins.
Mexico's Sky-High Olympiad ... Robert S. Strother.
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