ISSUE DATE: July 9 1971; VOL. 71, NO. 2

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COVER: Picture Contest Winners. A Prize winner by Larry C. Moon.

CONFESSIONS OF "THE WINTER SOLDIERS": Obsessed with terrible memories a Vietnamese farmer shot for target practice, a child stoned in a fit of anger a number of American veterans are testifying to U.S. atrocities in Indochina. By Donald Jackson.

READY, EUROPE? HERE COME THE KIDS: Cheap fares tempt a flood of young Americans to travel abroad. A brief guide to what to expect in major cities.

A STAR'S FIRST TWO YEARS: What happened when Cinderella Singer KAREN WYMAN was signed up, at 16, by several Prince Charmings in sincere suits.

TWO LIFE PICTURE CONTESTS:
THE 1971 WINNERS: A 19-page portfolio of the top pictures, chosen from more than a million submitted in LIFE'S competition for amateur photographers.

THE BICENTENNIAL CONTEST: LIFE announces a new competition, for both amateurs and professionals, in celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States.

THE VITAMIN C MANIA: Why all those people are gulping all those tablets. A phenomenon examined by Paul O'Neil.

PARTING SHOTS:
Mohammed Ali wins one fight and faces another.
Fear of a gangland feud in New York.
Another rock festival, another flop.
DEPARTMENTS:
GUEST PRIVILEGE: We need a new kind of patriotism. By Ralph Nader.
REVIEWS:
Cyclops on ABC's Wide World of Sports.
Richard Schickel reviews Fellini's The Clowns.
Mordecai Richter's new novel St. Urbain's Horseman, reviewed by David Pryce-Jones.
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
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