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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: February, 1968; Vol. 92, No. 550
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: Wind-Tossed Cypress, Monterey California, by Tyrus Wong.
A Walk With Carl Sandburg ... Jean Robbins. "Keep your ears open" was the great poet's watchword.
The Threat of Russia's Rising Strategic Power ... John G. Hubbell.
Why Husbands and Wives Remain Strangers ... Jessie Bernhard, PhD and Norman M. Lobsenz.
DPH: New Wonders From an Old Drug ... Albert Rosenfeld.
ANNA PAVLOVA: My Most Unforgettable Character ... Sol Hurok. ("Onstage she was a dying swan with ethereal grace and beauty. Only her friends knew the great Anna Pavlova as a warm and vital person") [NICE article, Original to THIS issue!].
It Happened on Patrol. First Person Award ... Corp. Reuben U. Darby.
Giant Step Toward Freer Trade ... James B. Shuman.
Confessions of a Mummy Ski Bunny ... Betty Hannah Hoffman.
Scotland Yard's "Terrible Ten" ... James Stewart-Gordon.
How to Get Through College on Less Money ... Robert O'Brien.
Escape From Mount Sherman. Drama in Real Life ... James H. Winchester.
Ed Clark: Diplomat Texas-Style ... Harry Gordon.
The Transistor Speaks Around the World ... Time.
Why the United States Can't Quit in Vietnam ... U.S. News & World Report.
The Global Costs of Quitting in Vietnam ... Robert Christopher, Newsweek.
A Mother in Mannville ... Marjorie Kennan Rawlings.
Wanted: Police Weapons That Do Not Kill ... Arnold Sagalyn and Joseph Coates.
Flying the Fabulous Phantom ... Gerald G. O'Rourke.
Fashion: Up, Up and Away ... Time.
What I Tell a Dying Child's Parents ... C. Everett Koop, M.D.
An Island Is Born... Sigurdur Thorarinsson. [With color photos].
Why Lincoln Grew a Beard: Special Reprint Feature ... Hertha Pauli.
Made in Japan ... Noel F. Busch.
Masada Shall Not Fall Again" ... Paul Friggens.
New Gadgets to Stop Auto Theft ... Don Wharton.
Anaiogy Are You Disturbed by the "New Religion"? ... David A. Edman.
That Remarkable Creature, the Snail ... Oscar Schisgall.
Why Women Weep - So Often ... Joyce Lubold.
Go for Broke! ... Sen. Daniel K. Inouye.

Magnesium: Magic Metal From the Sea ... Blake Clark.
Dan Fader's "Help-Yourself" Textbooks ... Arthur Gordon.
Behind the Lines. Press Section. Have You an Amusing Anecdote?. Campus Comedy. News From the World of Medicine. Laughter. Quotable Quotes. Life in These United States. Word Power. Personal Glimpses. Humor in Uniform. Points to Ponder. Toward More Picturesque Speech.
47th year: Over 28 million copies bought monthly in 13 languages.

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