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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June 1979; Vol. 114, No. 686
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Cover: "Lynx and Trout" by Richard Amundsen.
CIA In Crisis: The Kampiles Case ... Henry Hurt.
Happiness, Who Has It, And Why ... Edward Ziegler.
Two Prayers for Sharon. Drama in Real Life ... Philip Yancey.
Islam on the March! -- A fundementalist fever is rising among 600 million Muslims. the Prognisis? Danger! ... William E. Griffith.
Mr. Barge and the Drunken Sow ... James Herriot.
Who Were the First Americans? ... Ronald Schiller.
Time to Control Runaway Regulation ... Murray L. Weidenbaum.
Solo to the Top of the World: Naomi Uemura reaches the north Pole alone ... Naomi Uemura.
Should Parents Play God? ... Susan Jacoby.
Chaos in TV Land ... Time.
A Long Time Between Beers ... H. Marvin Bird.
New Hope for Burn Victims ... Laurence Cherry.
Pop Priority ... Cartoon Feature.
The View From 80 Years Old ... Malcolm Cowley.
Great Passion-Pit Mystery ... J.D. Sanderson.
Space Art's Radiant Revelations: Views And Pictures Of The Planets ... Picture Feature .
Danger, Danger Everywhere ... Richard Wilson.
The Love Test ... Don Luftig .
Pearl of Our Hearts ... Ponchitta Pierce.
My career as a Bureaucrat ... James North.
Sister was a scrapper ... Gerald Moore.
Bets You Can't Lose ... Patrick B Sullivan.
The Man Who Walked Out ... Theodore Roscoe.
Making Prisons Pay ... Roul Tunley .
A Whisker of Pride ... Mary Roelofs Stott.
The Airmen who would not die: Psychic Mystery of the Century ... John G. Fuller.

News From the World of Medicine -- An Encouraging Word -- Toward More Picturesque Speech -- Personal Glimpses -- Life in These United States -- Laughter, the Best Medicine -- Notes From All Over -- Quotable Quotes -- All in a Day's Work -- It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.

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