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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: November 1975; Vol 107, No 643
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: "Monarch", by Ren Wicks.
Terrorism on the Rampage ... Robert S. Strother & Eugene H. Methvin.
Ways to Get Out -- And Stay Out -- Of Debt ... Alice Lake.
The Courage of Terry Jesko ... Drama in Real Life ... Wanda Evans.
Can We Control Big Government?:.
I.Food Stamps: A Program That Grows and Grows ... U. S. News.
II.Waste and Wantonness in Washington ... Donald Lambro.
III.The Day of Reckoning Is Here ... Caspar W. Weinberger.
The Catfish That Walked ... June Mellies Reno.
Quiz on the Common Cold ... Phyllis Battelle.
Mike Thevis: Sultan of Smut ... George Denison.
Camp David: Hideaway for Presidents ... Peter Michelmore.
Keys to a Happy Marriage ... A. J. Cronin.
The Grab for the Oceans ... Ronald Schiller.
Was Paul Revere a Minuteperson? ... Jacques Barzun.
How Good Are Soft Contact Lenses? ... John A. Dyer.
Indira Gandhi's Tragic Failure ... Claire Sterling.
Our Buying Power ... U. S. News.
Three Cheers for the Navy!" ... O. K. Armstrong.
Give Yourself a Lift:.
I.Secrets of the Soaring Spirit ... Hilton Gregory.
II.The Lost Art of Conversation ... George C. McGhee.
Man Bites Computer: A battle of wits in the electonic age ... Richard Bach.
Our Early Thanksgiving ... Arthur Gordon.
What Your Hands Say About Your Health ... Don A. Schanche.
Detente -- Soviet Style ... James Reston.
New Ways to Capture Memories ... Norman M. Lobsenz.
The Fiscal Follies of New York City ... Irwin Ross.
That Night Jim Stayed to Supper ... Jeanne Hill.
There's No Way to Go But Ahead ... Isaac Asimov.
The Thrill Seekers ... Newsweek.
Return of the Beaver ... Emily and Ola d'Aulaire.
A Tale of Two Teachers ... Kenneth Y. Tomlinson.
Make Way for Microwave Cooking ... Jack Denton Scott.
Durable Dracula: Beloved Fiend of the Horror Circuit ... James Stewart-Gordon.
Tips on Finding a Good Dentist ... Albert Q. Maisel.
The Spy Who Vanished ... John Barron.

The Last Word -- News of Medicine -- All in a Day's Work -- Quotable Quotes -- Life in These United States -- Campus Comedy -- Laughter -- Word Power -- Picturesque Speech -- Points to Ponder -- Personal Glimpses.

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