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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: February 1973; Vol. 102, No. 610
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER:Turnaround: San Francisco by Fritz Busse.
A Concern for Man and his Fate by J. Paul Austin -- Chairman -- Coca Cola.
Is your Vocabulary good enough? by Blake Clark.
Why Quotas won't Work by Irwin Ross.
When I Touched the Liberty Bell by Donna Geyer.
The Doomsday Syndrome by John Maddox.
Why Some Women Respond Sexually and Others Don't by Norman Lorenz.
Mission -- Mine Haiphong! by David Reed.
Tales of Two Cities:
I Renewal in Detroit by James H. Dygert .
II Reform in Jersey City by Lynn Rosellini.
The Right Diet for You by Fredrick J. Stare MD with Mary McSherry.
The Chief Justice Talks About the Court by Warren E .Burger.
Nightmare in the Jungle by Juliane Koepcke.
Weekends to Stretch the Mind by Farrell Cross.
The Myth of the Vanishing Family by Lester Velie.
Join the Campaign to Conquer High Blood Pressure by Lawrence Galton.
Magnificent Saint Peter's by Gordon Gaskill.
New Profiles in Courage by Kenneth Y. Tomlinson.
A Clear Call to Congress -- Control Spending Now by Caspar W. Weinberger.
Let the North Wind Blow by Joan Mills.
You Paid How Much for That? by Kiplinger Magazine .
Things You Never See in the Movies -- an Insideview of the tricks and thrills of the back lot -- with photos -- by Virginia Kelly.
Do Plants Have Feelings Too? by James Lincoln Colli.
The Man Who Will Not Forget by Joseph P. Blank.
Try an Underwater Vacation by James H. Winchester.
How to Protect Your Child Against Drug Abuse by Richard Earle.
Inside the Hermit Kingdom -- North Korea by Harrison Salisbury.
Groucho's Secret Word (Groucho Marx) -- "At an age when most men's idea of a good time is crawling under an electric blanket turned to high, America's master of irreverence not only is still performing but has become a campus cult hero in the process." by Earl Wilson.
A Whale for the Killing by Farley Mowat.

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