ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER, 1972; VOLUME 375, NUMBER 5

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COVER: Rafting on a Tropic river; Homesteading on the Arctic Circle; High-Priced Gold; "The Plot against the President". Duck Hunting: GATEFOLD Cover Photo by Erwin Bauer.

BOOK BONUS: TROUBLE AT THE TOP . . . CHARLES BRACELEN FLOOD. Here's what it's like being President of the U.S. during a crisis of international proportions.

ARTICLES:
WATCHDOG FOR JUSTICE: $27 MILLION IN "BOGUS BREAD" . . . Gene LowaII. How not to become a victim of phony money racketeers this holiday season.

ARGOSY VACATION HOME #10 . . . Bruce Cassiday. Put these logs into the form of a cabin and move in.

THE PIASA BIRD -- MYSTERIOUS MONSTER OF THE MISSISSIPPI . . . Mildred Quimby. What was the purpose 'of this ancient portrait of an ominous two-headed creature?.

EXPLORE RIO PATUCA'S WHITE-WATER WILDERNESS . . . Bob Cloaninger. Now you can sign up for a thrilling adventure vacation in Central America.

MODERN SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON ON THE ARCTIC CIRCLE . . . Patrick Snook. The Plaisteds quit the rat race for a year in favor of the frigid wilderness of Saskatchewan.

CONFESSIONS OF A DUCK ADDICT . . . Steve Ferber. Up at dawn, sitting out in a blind in the cold rain -- it's worth it if the ducks are flying, you're a good wingshot and you have a fine shotgun.

THERE'S STILL GOLD IN THEM THAR HILLS . . . Bill Surface. Modern prospecting and mining equipment now gives you access to gold the old-timers had to leave behind.

BACKPACKING DEATH VALLEY . . . Chuck Gebhardt. "Why did I cross the blistering, man-killing desert on foot? Because it was there.".

FICTION:
LIFE MASK . . . LAWRENCE TREAT. Do you still call it a life mask when the man beneath it is dead?. Full page color illustration by Larry Kresek.

FEATURES:
HONEST ABE CLUB . . . Luce Tompkins. Where the readers talk to the staff.
CHARLIE'S TAVERN . . . as told to Mitt Macklin.
HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT' . . . Harry Steeger. Where the staff talks to the readers.
HUNTING AND FISHING . . . Gil Paust.
Free Travel Literature. News For Men. Discover The Badlands. New Product Info. Back Talk. Stop To Shop.
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