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Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month of May 1972 5, 12, 19, 26
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Life Magazine May 5, 1972 Cathy Rigby
Pg… 6 The Beat of Life: Rudolf Bing's Heady Farewell to the Met. Student Confronts Student at Columbia. Instant Demolition in a St. Louis Slum
Pg… 38D Editorials: Disturbing Rhetoric. Russia's Silent Majority. Democratic Hurdles. Godfather Morality
Pg… 40 The Man Who Swindled Akron: Lawyer Don Lowers Invited His Friends to Get Rich Quick. It Cost Them $11 Million. By Dale Wittner
Pg… 49 Whose Children Are Mike and Tammy?: The Search to Identify Two Youngsters Abandoned in Long Beach, Calif.
Pg… 52 Hubert Humphrey Still Wants It All: Buovant as Ever, H.H.H. is Running Hard for Everybody's Vote. By Brock Brower. Photographed by John Olson
Pg… 58 A Drug Tragedy: The Nightmare Story of a Father Who Loved His Son but Hated what His Son Became. By Thomas Thompson
Pg… 74 Craze for Quilts: An Old Art Comes Back in All Its Brilliance
Pg… 82 The Littlest Olympian: Tiny Gymnast Cathy Rigby is Reaching for a Gold Medal at Munich. Photographed by John Dominis
Pg… 89 Parting Shots: A New Kennedy in Politics, and She's Backing McGovern, by Martha Fay. Poet Auden Joins the Artistic Emigration, by Martha Duffy. Frasier, the Prideful Sex Simba
Pg… 12 Departments: The Presidency: The Advance Man Strikes Again. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 22–28 Departments: Reviews: Cyclops on a TV Show About Radio?the Comics of the '40s
Pg… 22–28 Departments: Reviews: Richard Schickel Reviews "Tokyo Story," a Fine Japanese Film About the Generation Gap
Pg… 22–28 Departments: Reviews: William McPherson on Michael Crichton's Latest Thriller, "The Terminal Man"
Pg… 32 Departments: 28 Years Ago In 'Life'
Pg… 37 Departments: Letters to the Editors
Life Magazine May 12, 1972 Vietnam War Retreat
Pg… 6 The Beat of Life: A Moon Hop. Pat Nixon and Eleanor Roosevelt. J. Edgar Hoover Dies
Pg… 34B Shock of War: Despite Massive Use of U.S. Air Power, the War in Vietnam Takes a Bad Turn. A Nervous Resupply Mission to Anloc and Back, by John Saar
Pg… 45 The Connallys Entertain: Down on the Ranch, the Secretary of the Treasury and His Wife have a Couple of Hundred Friends in to Meet the President. Photographed by Harry Benson
Pg… 50A No–Fault Insurance: An Easy Guide to the Newest Thing in Auto Coverage
Pg… 53 Growing Old Communally: Some Elder Citizens in Winter Park, Fla. Join Together to Run a House?and Their Own Lives. By Marlise James
Pg… 59 Huggable Alphabet: A Bright New Way to Learn Letters
Pg… 65 Okay Guys, Be Elegant: Forty Chicago Waiters Take a Crash Course in the Fine Points of Their Trade. By Paul O'Neil
Pg… 68 Sumatra: Deep Within a Great Island Lies a World of Wild Growth and Primitive Beauty. Photographed by Co Rentmeester
Pg… 81 Parting Shots: A Hard–Eyed Prosecutor Wins as a Novelist, by John Kronenberger. To Jane Muskie, Primaries are No Joke, by Margery Byers. The Secret Word is 'Groucho,' and He Wins Some Iowa Hears, by Eric Lax.
Pg… 12 Departments: The Presidency: The Man Who Stayed in Power. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 20–28 Departments: Reviews: Cyclops on the TV News Show, "Sixty Minutes"
Pg… 20–28 Departments: Reviews: Richard Schickel Reviews a Rodeo Movie, "J. W. Coop"
Pg… 20–28 Departments: Reviews: Stephen Spender Praises Otto Friedrich's Portrait of Berlin in the 1920s, "Before the Deluge"
Pg… 20–28 Departments: Reviews: Tom Prideaux Finds He Liked "Sugar," a New Musical Based on "Some Like It Hot"
Pg… 30 Departments: 25 Years Ago In LIFE: Babe the Great Ruth
Pg… 34A Departments: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 79 Departments: Eye On the Environment: The Returnable. By Edmund Faltermayer
Life Magazine May 19, 1972 The Baby Riddle
Pg… 4 The Beat of Life: Hope in a Mine Disaster. Two Finals. Saving a Figurehead. War Victims in Hu?. Blockade on the Southern Pacific
Pg… 38 Escalation in Vietnam: How the President Made His Decision. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 42 Editorials: The Vietnam Tragedy
Pg… 46 The Crucial Math of Motherhood: Can We Continue to Grow? New Perspective on Population
Pg… 54 The War Against Children: A Compassionate Juvenile Court Judge Tries to Help Tomorrow's Criminals. By James Mills. Illustrations by Alan E. Cober
Pg… 67 The 'Weaker Sex' Comes on Strong
Pg… 73 Down to the Sea in Shoes: Nautical Inventions with Dry–Land Convenience
Pg… 78 Harold Geneen Has No Time To Be Nice: Close–Up of the Chairman of ITT by Stanley Brown
Pg… 82 Far Out Pioneer: On the Way to Jupiter, a U.S. Spacecraft Makes Man's Farthest Reach Into Space
Pg… 85 Parting Shots: Chess Champion Bobby Fischer is Deep in Training. By Brad Darrach
Pg… 18–28 Departments: Reviews: Disney's Wonderful World is Not Cyclops's Sunday Evening Dish of Tea
Pg… 18–28 Departments: Reviews: Film Critic Richard Schickel Likes Woody Allen in "Play It Again, Sam"
Pg… 18–28 Departments: Reviews: Simone de Beauvoir's Huge New Study on How Society Treats the Aging is Reviewed by Marcia Seligson
Pg… 18–28 Departments: Reviews: Joseph Kastner has Some Kind Words for the Weeds in Your Garden
Pg… 32 Departments: 35 Years Ago In LIFE: The "Hindenburg" Disaster
Pg… 36A Departments: Letters to the Editors
Life Magazine May 26, 1972 Gov. George Wallace Shooting
Pg… 4 The Wallace Shooting: The Savage Secret Behind a Smile: Arthur Bremer, Always Smiling, was a Frequent Visitor at Wallace Rallies. A Photographic Record of the Assassination Attempt
Pg… 10 The Wallace Shooting: Special Echoes on a Difficult Day: Ted Kennedy Hears the News. By David Maxey
Pg… 32 The Wallace Shooting: A Boy Who Shut Everyone Out: His Mother and His Girl Friend Talk About the Man Accused of the Shooting. By Dale Wittner
Pg… 36 The Wallace Shooting: Editorials: Killers and Kooks. The Message Wallace Sent. The Ike Precedent. Courageous Vetoes
Pg… 38 Willie Forever!: The Mays Phenomenon Comes East Again
Pg… 42 Return to Locdien: Seven Years After His First Visit, a LIFE Writer Goes Back to a Vietnamese Village and Finds the Same People Facing the Same Trouble. By Don Moser
Pg… 53 A Mother's Legacy: A Photographer Journeys to His Own Beginnings in Bucharest. Text and Photographs by Gjon Mili
Pg… 62 A Visit to Mrs. Bellamy: Sheila Horowitz, a White College Student, Finds Out what Life is Like for a Black Woman Who is Old and Poor. Photographed by John Shearer
Pg… 72 Fashion Belly Laugh: Padded Pregnancy is the Last Word in Style
Pg… 77 Parting Shots: A French Writer's Story of Her Crush on Kissinger, by Rudolph Chelminski. Missouri Greets Another Winston Churchill, by Jordan Bonfante. A Toast to Two Funny Old Pals
Pg… 12 Departments: The Presidency: Hectic Week in Washington. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 16–24 Departments: Reviews: Cyclops Contemplates a Book Called "About Television" by Martin Mayer
Pg… 16–24 Departments: Reviews: Richard Schickel Reviews "Ten Days' Wonder," "Hammersmith Is Out" and "Fritz the Cat"
Pg… 16–24 Departments: Reviews: Sara Davidson on Emmett Grogan's Shocker Autobiography "Ringolevio"
Pg… 16–24 Departments: Reviews: William Zinsser on the Mouse in the Mousse and Other Gustatory Terrors
Pg… 26 Departments: 14 Years Ago In 'Life': A Violent Week
Pg… 31 Departments: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 71 Departments: Consumer Watch: A Fiery Threat to Children
