ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 6, 1972; VOL. 73, NO. 14

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COVER: ROUGH, TOUGH Pros; A gallery of Sunday (NFL) heroes without their masks or pads. All Tackle Bob Lilly.

THE BEAT OF LIFE: Nixon looks for votes in Texas. A lime-yellow fire truck. Fiery plane crash in California.

IN AN ENEMY COUNTRY: North Vietnam lives with the bombing. Photographed by Marc Riboud.

THE CREDIBILITY GULF: Proud of his integrity, George McGovern fights to survive his early mistakes. By Richard Meryman. Photographed by Stanley Tretick.

AN AGONY OF LEARNING: For millions of children, subtle flaws in perception handicap bright minds. Clues that may pinpoint victims. By Will Bradbury.

SOFT SELL ON WALLS: Supergraphics spruce up old city buildings. Photographed by Bill Ray.

SIX PROS TOUGHER THAN TOUGH: Six great NFL stars, by theatrical photographer Max Waldman. DICK BUTKUS, ALAN PAGE, LARRY CSONKA, BOB LILLY, CHARLIE SANDERS, and WILLIE LANIER.

PARTING SHOTS: The all-American story of "the first Negro who.".
Woody Allen, no longer the closet clarinetist. The $5 million price tag on Mark Spitz's shaggy head, by Pamela Burke.

DEPARTMENTS:
Editorials: Shh! Some good news. For adults only. Prospering politicians.
The PRESIDENCY: The coalition of work. By Hugh Sidey.
REVIEWS: Cyclops on sport and death at the Olympics.
Film critic Richard Schickel dislikes A Separate Peace.
The Natural Mind, by Andrew Weil, is reviewed by Webster Schott.
21 YEARS AGO IN 'LIFE' A marine drill instructor and Winston Churchill at Chartwell.
Letters To The Editors.
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