The American Legion Magazine [Volume 76, No. 5 (May 1964)]
Table of Contents
- Memorial Day
- 1964: What We Should Pledge Ourselves to in Memory of Our Buddies Who Didn't Return from Our Century's Three Major Wars by National Commander Daniel F. Foley
- 50 Years Without an Industrial Strike: Are Big Strikes Necessary? The Men's Clothing Industry Has Had an Industrial Union Since 1914 Without Strike or Lockout
- The Sinking of the Sultana: America's Most Tragic Shipping Disaster Happened 99 Years Ago Between the Banks of the Mississippi Above Memphis by Tom Mahoney
- They Died on Land and Sea: A Picture Feature of Memorial Day in Provincetown, Mass., With a Special Event for Those Lost at Sea by Angela Calomiris
- Don't Lose Your Credit Cards: The Seamy Side of Credit Cards Comes When Someone Else Gets His Hands on Your Cards by Robert Angus
- The Wild Teen-Agers of the Captive Nations: Cynical Youngsters Are on a Lawless Rampage in the Communist Lands from Poland to Bulgaria by Jeff Endrst
- How I Make Money as a Part-Time Inventor: Money from Inventing Is a Practical Matter, With Practical Steps to Success. Here They Are, from One Who Knows by Charles W. Powell
- Do We Need a Quality Stabilization Law?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.) Con: Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich.)
- A Homemade Flagpole: The Blaisdells Improvised 20-Foot Flagpole Cost $25 in Vermont by Harold F. Blaisdell
- The Washington, D.C., Conference: Nine Pages of News and Photos of the Big Official Legion Gathering in Washington in March
- May Day in Uniontown, Pa: A Photo Feature on the Recapture of an Ancient Holiday from the Socialists by Robert Huntzinger
- Personal
- Letters to the Editor
- Rod & Gun Club
- Editor's Corner
- Legion Shopper
- Dateline Washington
- Parting Shots