National Enquirer (June 18, 1972) (Supermarket Tabloid Newspaper) (Cover Headline: Top Psychiatrist Claims Proof Beyond Any Doubt That GHOSTS ARE REAL)

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A left-folded supermarket tabloid measuring 10-7/8" by 14-7/8" and containing 32 pages including front and rear covers. Well-illustrated with photos, highlights include: Teen-Agers' Idol David Cassidy Talks About the Problems of Being Famous; Shelley Winters Says: I've Known Sean Connery for Years - And I Adore Him; Brother's Death Fills Richard Burton With Secret Guilt Feelings (on Ivor Jenkins); Jean Arthur: From Glamorous Movie Star to Sedate College Professor; Is There Life After Death? - Two Experts Give Their Views; Anthony Quinn: The Most Fantastic Experience Of My Life; Poisons That Cure; GHOSTS ARE REAL (Dr. Arthur Guirdham); George Sanders' Last Performance - "I Am Leaving Because I Am Bored - I Feel That I Have Lived Long Enough" (on his suicide and last hours); Astronaut James Irwin's New Mission - Telling People About His Religious Experiences on the Moon. Condition: pages lightly age-toned per paper stock used; front and rear covers nearly detached but present; closed tear and small chips along outer fold. N° de ref. del artículo 009962

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