Redbook Year 1966 Magazine Back Issues

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Birth control pills- their emotional effects on husbands and wives
"What's missing in me?"- a young mother seeks an answer
One man's tribute to his wife: a love story unlike any other
Our uncertain future: a critic makes some bold proposals

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What today's parents know that their parents didn't-an expert view of the price we pay for knowledge
Why young couples spend so much money
"My father, Carl Sandburg"-a loving portrait by Helga Sandburg
Have we lost our self-respect? by Dr. Spock

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A psychologist tells working mothers why they feel guilty
Church unity-what it demands of Catholics and Protestants
What it's like to give birth to quadruplets- by a woman who did
Brendan Behan's widow recalls her stormy life with the famous Irish author

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Why marriages fail-a searching look at the causes of divorce
Kirk Douglas talks candidly about himself in a new kind of interview
Special exercises to change your figure, plus carbohydrate and calorie counters to help you diet
Best recipes from a best seller

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How young wives can help their husbands succeed
Shirley MacLaine talks frankly about sex, ethics and her own unusual family
Why some mothers reject their babies
Menus and recipes to make food money go further

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Too much sex, too little love-the college girl's dilemma
What the "God is dead" debate means
The American girl who became a queen
How to look pretty in the newest pants

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Marriage in two steps- a bold answer to immature marriage, premature parenthood
Why Negroes are still angry
A diet for expectant mothers that will work for any woman
Mrs. Johnson talks about her love for the White House

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Women who feel lost- what 7,000 letters reveal about today's troubled young wives
Parents vs. children: frustrating games families play
"We retired at 30," or, how to do the impossible in only five years
What do you know about beauty? - surprising quiz

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Sleeping beauty: why modern young women cannot accept love, marriage, life
Beginning in this issue: the major new novel by Jessamym West- a matter of time
Margaret Mead: the case for drafting girls
A mother asks, must everything be ugly?

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Sex and morality today- a challenging point of view
The kind of person your child will grow up to be, by Dr. Spock
Aftermath of a tornado- how two families survived
Sunday schools- a problem that troubles both parents and ministers

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The pregnant bride- can her marriage succeed?
Wonderful toys any father can make for Christmas
An angry woman tells why "you have to be aggressive mother!"
Dick Van Dyke talks about religion, divorce and the importance of love

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A priest reports on religion's changing attitude toward psychoanalysis
The mixed-up world of good vs. bad as children see it
The boy who didn't know he could see-a story of a mother's courage, a teacher's inspiration
Elegant clothes for the littlest girls and boys