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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE:
January 1984; Vol. 124, No. 741
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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COVER: "Papageno" -- Fabric collage by American artist Eleanor Loecher.
IS HERE: WHERE IS BIG BROTHER?.
BOOK SECTION: "SHROUD OF MYSTERY" "REPORT ON THE SHROUD OF TURIN".
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO. KAL FLIGHT.
1984 Is Here: Where Is Big Brother? . . . Norman Podhoretz.
I Loved You Best" . . . Erma Bombeck.
Lost! . . . Drama in Real Life.
How to Save Taxpayers $100 Billion a Year . . . Trevor Armbrister.
Here Come the Antivirals . . . Stanley L. Englebardt.
Dog Days . . . Cartoon Feature.
The Children Nobody Wants . . . Carolyn Males & Julie Raskin.
Everybody Loves Lucy Profile of LUCILLE BALL . . . Lynn Hirschberg.
The Courage of Meg Casey . . . Hartford Courant.
Staying Happy in Cold, Dark Winter . . . Lowell Ponte.
Ballad of Old Man Peters . . . Baltimore Evening Sun.
Suicide in America . . . Harvard Magazine.
Are We Getting a Bum Steer About Beef? . . . Jack Denton Scott.
These Olympics Are Truly Special . . . William Gildea.
Please Don't Give Upon Me" . . . Harriet & Terry King.
College Kids Say the Darnedest Things . . . Wilson Quarterly.
Why the Energy Crisis Could Happen Again . . . Irwin Ross.
Tell It to Others" . . . New York Times.
The Mississippi: "Father of Waters" . . . America's Great Waterways.
What Men Need From Women . . . McCall's.
Heroes for Today . . . A Compilation.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Bat . . . Alexander Theroux.
Back From the "Dead," ii.
Ways to Make Housework Easier.
Personal Glimpses.
Picturesque Speech.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
Life in These United States.
Word Power.
Day's Work.
News from the World of Medicine.
Quotable Quotes.
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