National Geographic: Vol. 141, No. 5, May 1972 (Official Journal of The National Geographic Society, Vol. 141, No. 5)

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Anderson, Sally (September 1977). "Following the Reindeer with Norway's Lapps". National Geographic. Vol.152, no.3. p.364.

It’s not your typical map

Garrett, Kenneth (December 1976). "By Square-Rigger From Baltic to Bicentennial". National Geographic. Vol.150, no.6. p.824. It is worth noting that Kevin, sr., is still carrying that National Geographic around with him in season three. Mike Oliver, at "energytruth.com" says In November, 1976 the National Geographic carried a warning that Norman, James (June 1977). "Mexico's People of Myth and Magic". National Geographic. Vol.151, no.6. p.832.

Michaud, Sabrina; Michaud, Roland (April 1972). "Winter Caravan to the Roof of the World". National Geographic. Vol.141, no.4. p.435. Linehan, Edward J. (April 1979). "The Trouble with Dolphins". National Geographic. Vol.155, no.4. p.506. On Monday, NASA released a photo of the entire sunlit side of Earth—the first since the original Blue Marble photo in 1972. NASA has released several similar images of Earth since then, but they were stitched together from multiple photos taken at different times. Unlike those, this week’s photo captured the planet's sunny side at one moment.

‘Fear and uncertainty’

Leaf, Alexander (January 1973). "Search for the Oldest People". National Geographic. Vol.143, no.1. p.93. Timothy J. Botti, Envy of the World: A History of the U.S. Economy & Big Business (Algora Publishing, 2006), p53 Stanley Ray Bond, 27, American bank robber, killed while assembling a bomb at his cell in Walpole State Prison [91] Smith, Ray Winfield (November 1970). "Computer Helps Scholars Re-Create An Egyptian Temple". National Geographic. Vol.138, no.5. p.634.