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TITLE:
U. S. News and World Report magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
December. 5, 1983; VOL. 95 No. 23
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". In VERY GOOD condition.
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COVER: Machines that think. They're brewing a revolution.
Cover illustration: Marcus Hamilton.
Machines That Think--They're Brewing a Revolution Robots and computers are changing ways we live and work.
From Garbage Collection to Brain Surgery With Robots Joseph Engelberger, authority on robotics, tells what's ahead.
Back to the Brink Again? Kremlin's missile response raises fears of another Cold War.
The Day After "The Day After" TV movie refocuses attention on the nuclear-war issue.
How to Avert an Atomic War Former national-security adviser, "freeze" leader debate issue.
Soviets Loosen Their Grip on Eastern Europe With Moscow's reluctant approval, economic revolution takes hold.
As U.S. Courts a Weary Ally-- Israel's problems complicate the new Reagan approach.
Is El Salvador a Lost Cause for U.S.? Both left and right undermine American-backed efforts.
In Today's Marketplace, It's Hype, Hype, Hype Consumers are drowning in a sea of promotion and puffery.
TV Looks for Quick Fix to Salvage Season Original movies may hold the key to networks' quest for ratings.
Bare-Knuckle Time for Glenn, Mondale Top Democratic hopefuls already are at each other's throats.
New Laws You May Have Missed Rundown of congressional action.
If You're Looking for a House You Can Afford-- Imaginative measures can help beat the high cost of housing.
Why the Dream of Buying a Home Fades for Many Young people suffer the most, says a government expert.
Have Skyscrapers Hit Their Ceiling? Many cities are worried about safety and "overcrowding.
Behind the Surge of Walk-In Medical Clinics More-convenient health care at lower cost is the goal.
Latest in Health Genetic-disease tracer ... easing pain . .. outlook on aging.
Japan's Dollars Come Home to Roost in U.S. Investment helps blaze a path around trade barriers.
Getting Tough on Worker Abuse of Drugs, Alcohol More bosses are telling employes to break habits--or be fired.
Time to Throw Away Your Checkbook? Electronic tellers and plastic cards replace paper money.
NEWSLETTERS.
Tomorrow.
Worldgram.
World Business.
U.S. Business.
News You Can Use.
DEPARTMENTS.
Letters to the Editor.
Memo to Readers.
Currents in the News.
Washington Whispers.
News-Lines.
Taking Stock.
Tax Rulings.
The Editor's Page.
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