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AA Grapevine from March 1966 - Mental Depression

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This issue of Time includes one of the earliest national magazine articles on Alcoholics Anonymous, covering the famous Rockefeller Dinner in New York City. Hosted by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the event brought public attention to the fledgling fellowship, then only five years old with about 400 members nationwide.

AA Grapevine issue from March 1966 features the headline articles “Mental Depression - Unnecessary Evil”, “Some Advice I Don’t Take”, “Self-Indulgence vs. Self-Destruction”, and much more!

This Grapevine is in excellent condition with some edge wear to the cover and rubbing on the spine.

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Good - Cover and interior pages clean.

  • Historic Feature: Early coverage of Alcoholics Anonymous in a major national magazine.
  • Rockefeller Connection: Details the crucial dinner that helped establish A.A.’s legitimacy.
  • Early A.A. History: Documents the fellowship just five years after its founding.
  • Condition: Well-preserved copy, good overall with only wear to front cover.

This issue is a historically significant artifact, capturing the moment Alcoholics Anonymous first entered the public spotlight, an event that shaped the fellowship’s future growth into a worldwide movement.

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AA Grapevine from March 1966 - Mental Depression
AA Grapevine from March 1966 - Mental Depression