The American Legion Magazine [Volume 86, No. 4 (April 1969)]
Table of Contents
- The Dilemmas of Auto Insurance: Dissatisfaction with Auto Insurance Has Been Rising in a Crescendo of Complaint and Indignation in Recent Years. Here's a Look at It as Congress Recently Viewed It by Robert B. Pitkin
- April Fool . . . Our Corniest Day: All Fools Day Is No National Holiday, but Celebrants Abound in This Age's-Old Game of Catch-if-One-Can by Lola Firpo
- Should the United States Adopt the Metric System?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. B. F. Sisk (D-Calif.) Con; Rep. Dave Martin (R-Nebr.)
- The Story of Ellis Island: Growing from a Spit of Land in New York Harbor, Ellis Island Became the Threshold to America for Millions of Immigrants by Robert Angus
- Why Is it Tough to Get Blood?: A Look at the Soaring Blood Needs in the U.S. and What Is Being Done to Prevent the Recurrence of Today's Critical Shortage by Tom Mahoney
- What Can Replace the Draft?: Is a Volunteer Army the Answer? The National Commander Tells Why the Legion Thinks Otherwise by William C. Doyle, National Commander, the American Legion
- Letters to the Editor
- Editor's Corner
- Dateline Washington
- Veterans Newsletter
- News of the American Legion
- Personal
- Life in the Outdoors
- Legion Shopper
- Parting Shots