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From the Grass Roots

July 1960
By: J. A. | Merritton, Ontario
GRAPEVINES FOR THE "SAN

Some Recover in Spite of Themselves

July 1960
Activities and developments outside AA in the field of alcoholism. . .an international news report

Middle Aged Are Easiest to Treat

July 1960
Activities and developments outside AA in the field of alcoholism. . .an international news report

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: M. B. | Racine, Wisconsin
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM?

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: L. A. B. | Prairie Village, Kansas
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: A. P. M. | North Miami, Florida
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM?

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: P. B. | Troy, Pennsylvania
MY HEROINE

Foreword

June 1960
By: THE EDITORS

The Language of the Heart

June 1960
By: Bill W.
Our co-founder examines the nature of communication

AA on Location

June 1960
A familiar film and TV personality tells how alcoholic movie actors find ways to drink even in remote filming areas

An A.A. Appraisal

June 1960
By: Dr. Karl Menninger

AA in the Theater

June 1960
Players and playwrights can mask their drinking problem for just so long. Then fame turns to notoriety--and worse

AA + Gp = Progress

June 1960
By: Dr. William W. Bauer
The Director of Health Education for the American Medical Association tells how the physician can help the drunk to seek recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous

What Happened to the Newspaper Drunk?

June 1960
An esteemed journalist and critic reveals why the news hound booze hound is becoming less and less a part of the picture

Problems with the Alcoholic Executive

June 1960
By: Ivan Underwood
Here is the "Half-Man" in business, the individual who does not get too drunk to function at all but who can operate only at half-speed with his morning hangover and four-martini lunch

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From the Grass Roots

July 1960
By: J. A. | Merritton, Ontario
GRAPEVINES FOR THE "SAN

Some Recover in Spite of Themselves

July 1960
Activities and developments outside AA in the field of alcoholism. . .an international news report

Middle Aged Are Easiest to Treat

July 1960
Activities and developments outside AA in the field of alcoholism. . .an international news report

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: M. B. | Racine, Wisconsin
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM?

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: L. A. B. | Prairie Village, Kansas
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: A. P. M. | North Miami, Florida
OLD-TIMER PROBLEM?

Pro and Con

July 1960
By: P. B. | Troy, Pennsylvania
MY HEROINE

Foreword

June 1960
By: THE EDITORS

The Language of the Heart

June 1960
By: Bill W.
Our co-founder examines the nature of communication

AA on Location

June 1960
A familiar film and TV personality tells how alcoholic movie actors find ways to drink even in remote filming areas

An A.A. Appraisal

June 1960
By: Dr. Karl Menninger

AA in the Theater

June 1960
Players and playwrights can mask their drinking problem for just so long. Then fame turns to notoriety--and worse

AA + Gp = Progress

June 1960
By: Dr. William W. Bauer
The Director of Health Education for the American Medical Association tells how the physician can help the drunk to seek recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous

What Happened to the Newspaper Drunk?

June 1960
An esteemed journalist and critic reveals why the news hound booze hound is becoming less and less a part of the picture

Problems with the Alcoholic Executive

June 1960
By: Ivan Underwood
Here is the "Half-Man" in business, the individual who does not get too drunk to function at all but who can operate only at half-speed with his morning hangover and four-martini lunch

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