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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: August 1967; Vol. 91, No. 543
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: August Interlude, by Wayne Morrill.
My Most Unforgettable Character (The story of Page Pitt) ... Virginia Daniel Pitt.
Tyranny in the Internal Revenue Service ... John Barron.
The Teacher Gap -- And How to Close It ... Freddie B. Maynard.
First Love ... Lawrance Thompson.
The Negro's Bright Badge of Courage.
We Should Be Ashamed ... Dwight D. Eisenhower.
How Much Space Does a Man Need? ... John Kord Lagemann.
Seven Tips on Insuring Your Home ... Don Wharton.
Making Habits Work for You ... William James.
Metro: Toronto's Answer to Urban Sprawl ... James Nathan Miller.
Dr. Thelin's Fight Against Hemophilia ... Patricia and Ron Deutsch. Chickens: Cheaper by the Million ... Ira Wolfert.
Who Wins a Strike ... Irwin Ross.
How It Feels to Die ... David Snell.
Home, Sweet Electronic Home.
Japan's Quiet War Against Mao ... Lester Velie.
Jamboree '67 ... James Lincoln Collier.
The Unreal World of Television News ... Henry Fairlie.
Are You Present? ... Jean Bell Mosley.
"Help! My Child Has Taken Poison!" ... Evan McLeod Wylie.
Britain's Bonanza at the Bottom of the Sea (North Sea Natural Gas) ... James H. Winchester.
What Every Trial Juror Should Know ... George G. Coughlin.
An Unfinished Piece of Business ... Bishop Herbert Welch.
Johnny Carson: TV's Midnight Idol ... Time.
Pictures From Pleasantville ... An Armchair Visit to The Readers Digest.
The Wackiest Orchestra on Earth ... Jean George.
The Essence of Charm ... Laurie Lee.
Contact on Gorki Street ... Greville Wynne.
Behind the Lines ... Press Section ... Have You an Amusing Anecdote? ... My Career as a Girl-Watcher ... The Simple Life ... Glamour Rides the Rails Again ... Life in These United States ... Humor in Uniform ... It Pays to Increase Your Word Power ... Laughter, the Best Medicine ... Toward More Picturesque Speech ... Personal Glimpses.

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