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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: November 1974; Vol 105, No 631
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Seaside Pine by Lorelle Raboni.
America's New Leadership:
I. The President I Know by Melvin R. Laird.
II. Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller by Alvin Moscow.
Trooper Plebani and the Killer Smog ... Drama in Real Life by Peter Michelmore.
The Grim New Venereal Disease in Our Midst by David R. Reuben, M.D.
That Vital Spark -- Hope by Ardis Whitman.
Wit and Wisdom From Vermont by Allen R. Foley.
Mass Murder in Uganda by Hal Sheets.
What Right of Privacy? by Irwin Ross.
Miracles Every Day by Joseph P. Blank.
The Witness: Forgotten Man by Murray Teigh Bloom.
"But What Use Is It?" by Issac Asimov.
Anatomy of a Scandal: The Milk Fund by George Lardner, Jr.
News From the Job Front:
I. Tough Times for College Grads by Rohald Schiller.
II. Promising Career Areas for Women by Katherine Robinson.
Comeback of the "Floating Resorts" by Landt Dennis.
Are We Now Engaged in World War III? by Sir Robert Thompson.
How to Hold Down Rising Hospital Costs by Albert Q. Maisel.
Pro Football: Is It Getting Too Dirty? by Bill Surface.
Good Word From the Grass Roots by David S. Broder.
What's Your Energy I.Q.? by James A. Cox.
Most Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze. ("Meet TITO GAONA -- today's master of circus acrobatics who just may be the finest athelete in the world.") by William Johnson.
Ohio, the Fortunate State ... Armchair Travelogue by Rutherford Platt.
How K-9s Catch Crooks by Lelena Stowe.
India -- No Margin for Error by Daniel P. Moynihan.
The Witless, Wonderful Turkey by Fred McGuinness.
Our First Congress by O. K. Armstrong.
The Underworld's Back Door to Las Vegas by Lester Velie.
Odd Man Out by Bill Vaughan.
Life and Death of the Dinosaur by James A. Michener.
A Bridge Too Far (Part II) by Cornelius Ryan.
Laughter; News From the World of Medicine;Have You an Amusing Anecdote? ; It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power; Life in These United States; Toward More Picturesque Speech; Campus Comedy; All in a Day's Work; Quotable Quotes; Personal Glimpses.

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