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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: August 1977; Vol. 111, No. 664
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Magic of Margeurites, by Molly Guion.
"You Can't Quit" ... Sen Hubert H. Humphrey.
I've Got a Little List ... Wallechinsky & Wallace.
Canada: To Be or Not to Be ... David MacDonald.
Can a Woman Become Liberated -- And Stay Married? ... Arlene Silberman.
Stranded in the Merciless Sands ... First Person Award ... Frank T. Boylan.
What Do We Really Know About Psychic Phenomena? ... Laile E. Bartlett.
The Summer I Learned to See ... Jean Bell Mosley.
Prisoner of Conscience: The Vladimir Bukovsky File ... Lawrence Elliott.
Winning the Pathless Pacific ... Maurice Shadbolt.
When Do You Hit Your Prime? ... Jill Newman.
Why Rent Controls Don't Work ... Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton.
Here Comes the 100-Mile-An-Hour Navy! ... John C. Hubbell.
The French Correction ... Lawrence Elliot.
Isaac Asimov, the Human Writing Machine ... James Lincoln Collier. [Nice, original article to this issue!]
Life Without Fuel ... Isaac Asimov.
Everybody Is Belly-Dancing ... James Stewart-Gordon.
Anatomy of a Boondoggle ... Trevor Armbrister.
Growing Black Dominance in Sports ... Time.
A Johnny Appleseed for Our Time (Turk Jones) ... James Daniel.
What You Should Know About Eye Care ... Interview with Bradley R. Straatsma.
The Malevolent Mosquito ... Richard Conniff.
Test Your Nutrition IQ ... Consumer Reports.
Journey to Faith ... Jim Bishop.
Painted as They Are ... Creatures.
Simplify! Simplify! ... Henry David Thoreau.
High Adventure in Ancient Afghanistan ... Christopher Lucas.
The Poison That Fell From the Sky ... John C Fuller.
Write Your Own History ... James A. McCracken.
Confession, of a Home Clutterer ... Linda Schoenhoff.
Storm on the River ... Ben Hur Lampman.
What Makes Our Moods? ... Maggie Scarf.
Word Power! ... An Encouraging Word ... Picturesque Speech ... Life in These United States ... Laughter ... Notes From All Over, ... News of Medicine ... Quotable Quotes ... Points to Ponder ... All in a Day's Work ... Personal Glimpses.

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