ISSUE DATE: MARCH 17, 1972;VOL. 72, NO. 10, 3/17/72

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COVER: DROPOUT WIFE: A striking current phenomenon. Wanda Adams left home and family for a new life.

THE CHANGING OF CHER: A shaggy-haired, barefooted, blue-jeaned hippie singer becomes an old-fashioned sex symbol. [NICE, 2 page article, quotes and color photos!]

THE BEAT OF LIFE: Trout fishing in Missouri. Two rescues, one successful. A ski spectacle.

DROPOUT WIFE: A Seattle woman who walked out on her family is part of a new class. She's part of a new radical feminist movement. Photographed by Michael Mauney.

JOURNEY BACK TO ANOTHER CHINA: Old China Hand Theodore H. White visits the land of Mao.

'I PROMISE YOU, IT WILL BE ALL RIGHT': The dilemma of a friend's dying. By Joan Barthel.

CRADLE OF LIFE: The rich and beautiful spawning ground of the tidal marshes. A photographic essay by Henry Groskinsky. Text by Adrian Hope.

PARTING SHOTS: The Irving indictments. Welcome to the new four-day army hitch. By Michael Durham.

DEPARTMENTS: THE PRESIDENCY: The visit to Mao's house. By Hugh Sidey.
REVIEWS:
Cyclops on Kurt Vonnegut's TV potpourri Between Time and Timbuktu.
Richard Schickel on Gumshoe, a Liverpool Chandler.
Thomas N. Carmichael reviews two books about mutiny: Voyage to the First of December by Henry Carlisle and Neil Sheehan's The Arnheiter Affair.
Albert Goldman on Bobby Dylan.
15 YEARS AGO IN 'LIFE' Nixon, Nkrumah and the Duchess of Kent in Ghana.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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