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McCall's Jan 1964
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McCall's January 1964 Features
Judy Garland Tells Her Own Story
McCall's Guide To Hair Coloring
Art Linkletter: A Child's Garden Of Misinformation
Plus Marya Mannes On Morality Charles Goren On Blackwood Perle Mesta On Diamond
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McCall's Feb 1964
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McCall's February 1964 Features
The Stepmother & Stepfather & Stepchild A Revealing Study Of Their Very Special Problems
All The World Loves Paris! 12 Pages Of Spectacular Photographs By David Duncan
The Dionnes Write To The Pischer Quints
Judy Garland's Own Story The Last Heartbreak Woke Her Up
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McCall's Mar 1964
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McCall's March 1964 Features
Claudia Taylor Johnson A Special McCall's Report On The First Lady
No One To Nurse The Sick The Scandalous Disappearance Of Bedside Nurses
So Much Money So Little Work-The Wild Weird Story Of Milton Berle
Return To Curls: The New Hairdos
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McCall's Apr 1964
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McCall's April 1964 Features
God Is My Witness Billy Graham Begins His Own Life Story
Also Exclusive Sybil Burton Starts Over
Grounds For Divorce Artie Shaw's First Short Story
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McCall's May 1964
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McCall's May 1964 Features
This Was My Father By James Stewart
Billy Graham Continues The Story Of His Life
24 Hours In The Life Of Margaret Chase Smith
Beginning Elizabeth Janeway's Great New Novel
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McCall's Jun 1964
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McCall's June 1964 Features
How To Make Love In Five Languages
A Plan For Losing Weight If You've Stopped Smoking
Unpublished Letters Of Sympathy Kennedy
Mamie Eisenhower's Memories Of D-Day
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McCall's Jul 1964
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McCall's July 1964 Features
President Kennedy's Personal Secretary: Her Remembrances
Why More Americans Are Broke-On More Money Than Ever
How To Stop Worrying And Have Fun With Walt Disney
The Look - Again Look A Slightly Brazen Book Of Beauty
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McCall's Aug 1964
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McCall's August 1964 Features
What Obstetricians Think About Women
Since That Day In Dallas By Mrs. John Connally
Take Your Choice: Irene Dunne Then Or Sophia Loren Now
Complete Chart Of Plastic Surgery-Including Costs
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McCall's Oct 1964
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McCall's October 1964 Features
Paul Gallico's Forthcoming Book Condensed In This Issue
Audrey Hepburn: Fairest Of Them All
The Panic In Our Streets: Louis Nizer's Answer
Jack Warner's Story Of The Wild Ones: Barrymore, Bogart, Flynn, Brando.
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McCall's Nov 1964
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McCall's November 1964 Features
Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Goldwater By Norman Rockwell
Who Killed Chivalry? By Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
What Clare Boothe Luce Thinks About The Negro Vote
Nervous Tensions: The Sleepless Wife And The Ambitious Husband
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McCall's published fiction by such well-known authors as Alice Adams, Lester Atwell, Ray Bradbury, Gelett Burgess, Willa Cather, Jack Finney, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Barbara Garson, John Steinbeck, Tim O'Brien, Tony J. Caridi, Anne Tyler and Kurt Vonnegut.
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