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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: January 1960; Vol. 76, No. 453
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER Design by James Alexander.
An Especially Useful function ... Haile Selassie I.
Our richest Christmas ... Margery Talcott.
Golden nuggets ... Harry Golden.
What would total disarmament really mean? ... Francis Vivian Drake.
Don't be afraid of Sentiment ... Ardis Whitman.
Let's stop the outrageous use of GI's as servants ... Frank Kowalski, as told to Martin L. Gross.
What is the truth about Psychoanalysis? ... H. J. Eysenck.
My Most Unforgettable Character ... Hamilton B. Maule.
The Law that Doctors often break ... Alan F. Guttmacher.
What really ails the Unions ... Fortune.
Our Horse and Buggy Driver Licensing System! ... Paul Friggens.
The Cheerful Martyrs of the Ski Slopes ... Marshall Smith.
Cuba: One year after ... Dickey Chapelle.
They go to school at dawn ... John Reddy.
The Day at the beach ... Arthur Gordon.
Come Sail in the sky! (Sailplanes, gliders) ... Robert N. Buck.
Monsignor Romaniello's Marvelous noodle machine ... W. J. Lederer.
Those Wonderful windbags -- our lungs ... J. D. Ratcliff.
I've been meeting strange creatures in Florida ... Peter Lyon.
SKIPJACK -- Root of the new seapower ... John G. Hubbell. Take a ride in the Navy's amazing undersea jet fighter.
Television under fire ... U. S. News and World Report.
Troubled waters of the Nile ... Gordon Gaskill.
The Next election is already rigged ... Richard Lee Strout.
The Incredible world of micro-miniatures ... Harland Manchester.
Don't tell me things are looking up ... H. Allen Smith.
Before you add that home improvement, Caution! ... James Joseph and Richard T. Morris.
A Prison Boss 'As good as his word' ... Lewis Nordyke.
Save a spot fo beauty in America ... William Hard.
Secrets of a Soviet assassin ... Isaac Don Levine. (Leon Trotsky's murder)
MEN can beat the nurse shortage ... Allen Rankin.
Low-budgest miracle in Foreign Aid ... Robert S. Strother.
Will your Church be there next Sunday? ... Paul W. Kearney.
The Hunt for tomorrow's Opera stars ... Ann M. Lingg.
"Twas the night after Christmas and all through the house was something of a mess ... Corey Ford.
Now everybody can be insured ... Oscar Schisgall.
There's something about San Fransisco ... Donald Culross Peattie.
The case of the bad nematode ... Charles Morrow Wilson.
No Housing worry here ... Arthur W. Baum.
The Posse rides again ... Vivien B. Keatley.
Ameirca, From a safe distance ... Alex Atkinson.
The Big Bump at Springhill ... Joseph P. Blank.

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