Life Magazine, March 31, 1972

Here is: LIFE MAGAZINE; March 31, 1972 — Volume 72, Number 12. Cover — Mrs. Onassis arrives at court. Contents: The Beat of LIFE; The Outpost — As the US withdraws from Vietnam, a small unit blunders dangerously along on a mountaintop, by John Saar – photos by David Burnett; Editorials; ‘Lordy, Ain’t It Sweet’ on the Wallace Wagon — Having mopped up Florida, the Alabama governor heads for Wisconsin, by Frank Trippett; Upward Failure — The case study of a strange American phenomenon, by William Zinsser; A Very Long Star — Judith Jamison is a major new figure in dancing, photos by Herbert Migdoll; Two Tall Towers for World Trade; Heir Apparent to the Godfather — With his long, central role, Al Pacino becomes an overnight movie star; Parting Shots; DEPARTMENTS: The Presidency — What makes the mare go, by Hugh Sidey; Reviews; 13 Years Ago in LIFE; Letters to the Editor; The View From Here — by Loudon Wainwright; This magazine contains classic advertisements for products including: Camel, Volkswagen, Ford Mustang, Polaroid, Marlboro; and many more, along with lots of great photos.