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This is the February 1964 issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the headline articles “Abraham Lincoln on Alcoholism”, “Thoughts are Things”, “To Receive Grac...

AA Grapevine issue from February 1965 features the articles “A Lush in the Halls of Ivy”, “The Power of Prayer”, “The Jellinek Formula”, and much more! This Grapevine...

This is the February 1970 issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the headline article “Around the World in One-Day-at-a-Time“. Also included is the second in a...

This is the January 1950 issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue includes an editorial article titled “1949 - A Year of Growing Pains”. Also included is an article about...

This is the January 1951, “Tribute to Dr. Bob” issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features a complete dedication in the memory and life of service that Dr. Bob live...

This is the January 1952, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features an article by Bill titles “The Vision for Tomorrow”. This issues the articles “The Secret of S...

This is the January 1954, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”1953 and the Alcoholic”, “AA Roulette”, and much more! This Grapevine is in ver...

This is the January 1955, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the article ”Why Alcoholics Anonymous is Anonymous” by Bill. This Grapevine is in fair condit...

This is the January 1955, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the article ”Why Alcoholics Anonymous is Anonymous” by Bill. This Grapevine is in very good c...

This is the January 1956, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”New Year’s and the Perennial Beginner”, “Crisis in Belgium”, “Keep On Wanting to...

This is the January 1956, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”New Year’s and the Perennial Beginner”, “Crisis in Belgium”, “Keep On Wanting to...

This is the January 1957, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”Sober Resolutions Are Different”, “Today!”, “I’m Not Sorry My Husband is an Alco...

AA Grapevine issue from January 1960. This issue includes the articles; “Survival”, “AA Conformity and Individualism”, “Outside AA”, and much more! This Grapevine is ...

AA Grapevine issue from January 1966 features a section about the proposed expansion of the number of AA General Service Trustees to 21 that was written by Dr. John No...

This is the January 1969 issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features a section on “Convention Speakers” including the headline articles “A Rugged League”, “I Was Ch...

This is the July 1951, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles “God is not Yourself” by Paul de Kruif, “AA - 50% Alcoholic - 50% Anonymous”, “Easy ...

This is the July 1951, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles “God is not Yourself” by Paul de Kruif, “AA - 50% Alcoholic - 50% Anonymous”, “Easy ...

This is the July 1951, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles “God is not Yourself” by Paul de Kruif, “AA - 50% Alcoholic - 50% Anonymous”, “Easy ...

This is the July 1952, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the third in a series of articles by Bill explaining the Twelve Traditions. This is issue include...

This is the July 1953, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features ”A Fragment of History” by Bill. Also included are the articles “AA Doctors Meet”, “Rx Sedatives....

This is the July 1956, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”When I First Joined AA”, “In all Our Affairs”, “What’s Your Excuse?”, and much more...

This is the July 1956, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”When I First Joined AA”, “In all Our Affairs”, “What’s Your Excuse?”, and much more...

This is the July 1957, A Milestone issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the first in a series of Articles by Bill titled “Let’s Be Friendly With Our Friends....

This is the July 1958, issue of the AA Grapevine. This issue features the articles ”The Lonely Emergencies”, “Faith, Hope and Charity”, “Do People Forget?”, and much m...