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Two Yale Savants Stress Alcoholism As True Disease -(Grapevine publication: June 1944)

Philip Wylie Jabs A Little Needle Into Complacency -see "Bill W.'s Comments on Philip Wylie's Article" (Grapevine publication: September 1944)

My Return from The Half-World of Alcoholism -(Grapevine publication: December 1945)

What's Your Score? -(Grapevine publication: January 1947)

A.A. is a Bridge to Happy Living -(Grapevine publication: May 1948)

“Easy Does It” -One of A.A.’s Most Workable and Useful Sayings. (Grapevine publication: July 1948)

"News Circuit" -From the section in the Grapevine called "News Circuit" (Grapevine publication: December 1948)

Do We Make Too Much of Anniversaries? -(Grapevine publication: May 1949)

He Kept the Faith -(Grapevine publication: November 1954)

Helping Hands -Psychiatry Upset By ‘Peace’ Drugs. (Grapevine publication: August 1956)

Dr. A. Weise Hammer -(Grapevine publication: May 1957)

Formula For An AA Meeting In The East -(Grapevine publication: June 1961)

Formula For An AA Meeting In Chicago -(Grapevine publication: July 1961)

Formula For An AA Meeting In The Cleveland Area -(Grapevine publication: August 1961)

Formula For An AA Meeting In Southern California -(Grapevine publication: September 1961)

An Indian Named "Tall Man" -(Grapevine publication: November 1962)

Dr. C. G. Jung's reply to Bill W.'s letter - letter dated, January 30th, 1961. (see Bill's letter to Dr. Jung) (Grapevine publication: January 1963)

Problems of Cooperation Between AA and Other Treatment Programs -(Grapevine publication: January 1971)

Son of Tall Man -(Grapevine publication: February 1976)

Our Primary Purpose and the Special-Purpose Group -(Grapevine publication: October 1977)

Do We Make a Farce out of Anonymity at the Private Level? -(Grapevine publication: November 1977)

Inventories: Not Just Members-Only! -(Grapevine publication: September 1987)

A Visit to the Soviet Union -The message of Alcoholics Anonymous knows no language barrier, nor do custom or cultural heritage have any meaning when it comes to our recovery process. (Grapevine publication: July 1989)

You Mean You're Still Married? -(Grapevine publication: August 1989)

The Home Group -Who's Sitting Next To You? (Grapevine publication: March 1991)

Emmet Fox and Alcoholics Anonymous -(Grapevine publication: February 1996)

Corporate Poverty -(Grapevine publication: March 1997)

New Century, Same Old AA -Rick S. of Ottawa, Ontario on Online A.A. (Grapevine publication: July 2000)

I Don't Feel As If I Belong Anymore -(Grapevine publication: September 2000)

How AA Came to Geneva, Nebraska in 1964 -submitted by the author, Jerry P. of Hastings, Nebraska. (Grapevine publication: July 2001)

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