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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE:
May 1977; Vol. 110, No. 661
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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Cover: "Thundering Beauty at Yosemite Falls", By H. Koslow.
What ROOTS Means to Me ... Alex Haley. [Exclusive article to this issue!]
Five Ways to Improve Your Luck ... Max Gunther.
Locked in the Lion's Jaws ... Drama in Real Life ... Arnold Shapiro.
Our Multibillion-Dollar Medicaid Scandal ... Dan Thomasson & Carl West.
Try a Campus Vacation ... Farrell Cross.
We've Got Too Much Law! ... Jerrold K. Footlock.
After Brezhnev? The Kremlin's Succession Crisis ... Eugene H. Methvin.
Perils of a First-Time Farmer ... Donald Hanahan.
The Little Railroad That Did ... Mark Frazier.
A Gift for Mama ... Helene Melyan.
Making Democracy Work:.
I.The Politics of Promises ... Amitai Etzoni.
II.Confessions of a Town Councilman ... Richard Lemon.
The Once-Again Prince ... Irving Townsend.
Europe's Sizzling Summer ... Roy Ferguson.
The Convict and the Boy ... Joseph P.Blank.
Why Fun Is Fun William ... Barry Furlong.
Post-Watergate Morality, a Dubious Legacy ... Irving Kristol.
Margaret Thatcher: Britain's Next Prime Minister? ... Claire Sterling.
Pneumonia Is Still a Killer ... John J.Fried.
Frederic Remington: He Painted the West ... James A. Michener. [Nice, Original article to this issue!]
A Civil Tongue ... Edwin Newman.
Who's a Good Credit Risk? ... Jeremy Main.
Monte Alban, City of the Gods ... Lawrence Elliott.
Our Haunted House on the Hudson ... Helen Herdman Ackley.
How Battered Women Can Get Help ... Susan Nelson.
My Crabbed Age ... Faith Baldwin.
The Heavenly Food of Japan ... Christopher Lucas.
Unlock the "Liberry," ... Bel Kaufman.
Speaking of Sparrows ... Mike Tomkins.
Behind Those Soaring Coffee Prices ... Trevor Armbrister.
I. Roots (Part Two) ... Alex Haley.
II. Lindbergh Alone ... Brendan Gill.
News From the World of Medicine; Personal Glimpses; Campus Comedy; Toward More Picturesque Speech; Life in These United
States; Notes From All Over; Laughter; Points to Ponder; Quotable Quotes; All in a Day's Work; It Pays to Enrich Your Word
Power.
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