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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: September 1974; Vol. 105, No. 629
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: IN the High Sierra by Frank McCarthy.
Impeachment: A Trial for the Nation ... A Compilation.
The Rise and Fall of the S.L.A. by Nathan M. Adams.
Freud, Football and the Marching Virgins by Thomas Hornsby Ferril.
Skyscraper on Fire! ... Drama in Real Life by James H. Winchester.
The Dollars and Scents of Perfume by Virginia Kelly.
Making of a Champion. ("Heavyweight GEORGE FOREMAN has learned that, even for a slum kid, the opportunity is there if you work at it.") by John Reddy.
Uncovering the Secrets of a Longer Life by Rona Cherry and Laurence Cherry.
Mastermind of Mideast Oil -- Sheik Ahmen Zaki -- by Edward R. F. Sheehan.
How to Clamp Down on Auto-Repair Gyps by Earl and Miriam Selby.
A Girl's Right to Say No by Alice Lake.
Merle Haggard: King of Country Music.(" With his heart songs and social commentary, Merle Haggard links up our past and our present echoing the cry of the local man.")
The Midnight Ride of No. 602 by Michael Strauss.
How the Teamsters Bankroll the Underworld by Lester Velie.
Where the "New Math" Went Wrong by Ronald Schiller.
The Heart Test That Could Save Your Life by Arlene and Howard Eisenberg.
Fighting Inflation ... Report to Consumers:
I. How Big Is the Bite?
II. Eat Better, Pay Less by James Daniel.
ilL Reducing College Costs by B. Robert Anderson.
IV. Cut the Federal Budget -- an Interview with William E. Simon.
What Are You Afraid Of? by Daniel A. Sugarman.
The Fantastic World of Outer Space by Kenneth F. Weaver.
Busing: Is It Worth the Ride? by William Raspberry.
How to Make Houseplants Behave.
Foreign Aid: What Does It Really Cost? by Robert S. Strother.
"The Colonies Must Be Punished!" by O. K. Armstrong.
America's Remarkable Desert Zoo by Jean George.
Beware the Diet Saboteur by Donald Robinson.
Solzhenitsyn: Conscience of a Nation by George Feifer.
Have You an Amusing Anecdote? ; Press Section; Quotable Quotes;Behjnd the Lines; It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power; Toward More Picturesque Speech; Life in These United States;Laughter, the Best Medicine; Personal Glimpses;Points to Poader; News From the World of Medicine; Humor in Uniform; Campus Comedy.

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