The American Legion Magazine [Volume 92, No. 4 (April 1972)]
Table of Contents
- How to Help Vietnam Vets for 24 Cents: A message to all Legionnaires on the urgent need for their help to get improvements in GI education benefits for Vietnam vets by National Commander John H. Geiger
- Can Cancer be Licked? With the passing of the Cancer Act of 1971, $1.6 billion was tossed into the cancer fight. Here's a look at exciting happenings in the laboratories that justify it
- by Harvey Ardman
- Should Congress Grant Amnesty to Draft Dodgers? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Sen. Robert Taft, Jr. (R-OH), Con: Sen. Richard S. Schweiker (R-PA)
- The First Time America Went to the Olympics, 1896: An account of the first modern Olympic games. If the performances weren't good enough to win in some high school contests today, the spirit of the games was at least then in full bloom by Lynwood Mark Rhodes
- A Very Close Look at Vehicle Injuries: The American Association for Automotive medicine has a special interest in almost anything about a vehicle that can hurt a person. Here are some of its findings by Leavitt A. Knight, Jr.
- Cover: Background, Cancer Tissue Slide by Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research
- Letters to the Editor
- Dateline Washington
- Veterans Newsletter
- News of The American Legion
- Life in the Outdoors
- Personal
- Legion Shopper
- Parting Shots
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