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Fate Feb 1977
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Fate February 1977 Features Are UFOs Tinkering With Our Satellites? There Is Life After Death Paul Solomon, Another Cayce? Gibeon - Where The Sun Stood Still
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Fate Mar 1977
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Fate March 1977 Features A Ten-Year Update On Philippine Psychic Surgery 65 Who Wrote The Book Of Mormon? 38 Car Teleported Through Time 61 Ghosts Come Out Of The Woodwork 54
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Fate Apr 1977
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Fate April 1977 Features An Apparition Shocks Mae West 38 Interview With The Death And Dying Lady 45 Archaeological Mystery ... The Girl With Green Bones 60 Spontaneous Human Combustion... The Flaming Fate
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Fate May 1977
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Fate May 1977 Features The World's Mysteries Explored Archaeological Mystery - The Unbelievable Towers Of Aksum When Our Navy Battled A Phantom Fleet The Madonna Who Captured A Thief
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Fate Jun 1977
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Fate June 1977 Features The World's Mysteries Explored Did We Pick Up A Hitchhiker From A UFO? Newport, R.I. Ancient Tower Mystery Solved Albert Payson Terhune Proves Life After Death
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Fate Jul 1977
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Fate July 1977 Features Interview With Dr. Roy Mackal... Closing In On The Loch Ness Monster 36 Ted Patrick Crusades Against The Cults 46 Doug Johnson's Healing Hands 74 Julie London's ESP 44
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Fate Aug 1977
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Fate August 1977 Features Search For America's Hidden Ancestors 30 Croiset Uncovers Secret Of The Bermuda Triangle 45 Psychic's Mental Map To Missing Boy 60 Biomagnetism In Your Life
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Fate Sep 1977
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Fate September 1977 Features The World's Mysteries Explored The Acapulco Congress... Disaster In UFO - Land New Jersey Report: Monsters On The Loose Was I A Temple Prostitute In Ancient Greece?
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Fate Oct 1977
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Fate October 1977 Features The World's Mysteries Explored An Exorcist Takes On The Devil 55 Morgawr The Cornish Sea Serpent 72 Israel's Christian Holy Places 36
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Fate Nov 1977
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Fate November 1977 Features A Closer Look At America B.C. 38 UFOs Invade Ontario 55 Phantom Panther On The Prowl 62 Plants Look, Listen And Stop 76
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Fate Dec 1977
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Fate December 1977 Features The World's Mysteries Explored The Thing That Stalks The Game Preserve 38 Child's Nightmare Comes True... Mauled By A Lion 72 The Man Who Vanished Twice 54
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