HARPER'S WEEKLY; A Journal of Civilization: Vol. LXIV, No. 3135; August 1, 1975

New York: Harper's Magazine Company, 1975. Tabloid newspaper. Light shelfwear. Very good.. 16 pp. The classic American weekly, revived for a short period in the mid-'70s. Most of themagazine's content at this point was reader contributions. In this issue: On Not Being God Anymore by J.E. Richey, Why Space Travel Will Never Get Off the Ground, Finding My Mother: An Adoptee's Journal by Mary Anna de Parcq, The People vs. Ma Bell by Glen Anderson, A Better Plan for Vietnamese Refugees by Le Thi Anh, Getting the Boot, The Great Chicago Knowledge Exchange by G. Robert Lewis and Patricia D. Cloud, Investigating V.D.: A Beautiful Job by John Hopkins (as told to Paul West), In Search of Something Holy by Allen Wheelis, Running Commentary, New Grounds for Fear of Flying by R.L. Miles, My Proustian Rediscovery of the World's Best Whistle by Peter Gillingham, and Life in a Doomed House by Harriet Kimbro.