Fortune Magazine; Volume LXXXIII, No.4, April 1971. ( Includes: Our Gravest Military Problem Is Manpower by Juan Cameron; Don't We Know Enough to Make Better Public Places by Max Ways; Autos; A Hazardous Stretch Ahead by Dan Cortdz; The Corporate Move to Leisure Towns; Conservatism's New British Accent by Robert Ball; Oil and the Environment: The View from Maine by John McDonald; Can This Be Moscow?; The Brewing Interest in VAT by Henry C. Wallich; The Plane That Could Teach an Industry to Fly by Philip Siakman; Little Chips Invade the Memory Market by Gene BYlinsky. )

Published by Time Inc,, 1971

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Title
Fortune Magazine; Volume LXXXIII, No.4, April 1971. ( Includes: Our Gravest Military Problem Is Manpower by Juan Cameron; Don't We Know Enough to Make Better Public Places by Max Ways; Autos; A Hazardous Stretch Ahead by Dan Cortdz; The Corporate Move to Leisure Towns; Conservatism's New British Accent by Robert Ball; Oil and the Environment: The View from Maine by John McDonald; Can This Be Moscow?; The Brewing Interest in VAT by Henry C. Wallich; The Plane That Could Teach an Industry to Fly by Philip Siakman; Little Chips Invade the Memory Market by Gene BYlinsky. )
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Lubar, Robert ( Editor )
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Time Inc,
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1971
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Paperback

GloryBe Books & Ephemera, LLC

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GloryBe Books & Ephemera, LLC is an on-line out-of-print book and ephemera marketplace. Our goal is to offer accurately described items at reasonable prices. Libraries will be able to stretch their book budgets and supplement their inventory. Academicians, bibliographers, researchers, collectors, and avid readers will discover that they can obtain a valued book or pamphlet for less than an alternative version of the original item. After over forty years in the book business there remains no greater joy than to connect an excited customer with a book or pamphlet needed to further research, add to a collection, find a favorite book to share with a child or simply locate a copy of a book written or illustrated by a family member. GloryBe Books & Ephemera was founded by a bibliophile with nearly five decades of experience who has decided to offer his private eclectic stock for sale. Items acquired from scholars, academicians, publishers, import book distributors, private collectors and renowned booksellers will be catalogued and added on a weekly basis. We believe we will be sustained in this endeavor by your letter of appreciation that your item arrived in a timely manner, accurately described at a fair price. We look forward to hearing from you.…

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