The American Legion [Volume 120, No. 4 (April 1986)]

Cover: What's the Future for Labels Saying "Made in U.S.A."? by Bud Osborne, Audio-Visual Assoc. -- What Ever Happened to "Made in the U.S.A."?: Are High-Quality Goods at Reasonable Prices "Made in the U.S.A."? by Jay Stuller -- Foreign Trade: Out of Balance and Out of Hand: Three Simple Moves Could Retrieve the Nation's Fair Share of World Trade by Stuart F Feldman -- U.S. Foreign Trade Needs No Maginot Lines: Good Old American Ingenuity Is Better Than Tariffs, Says a Corporate CEO by Allen E Murray -- Conserve America's Jobs: A Union Leader Says U.S. Workers Need Import Restrictions to Survive by Sol C Chaikin -- Afghanistan: Cries in the Wilderness: The Soviets "Silent" Slaughter Draws Little Western Response. Why? by Sen. Gordon J Humphrey -- South Africa: What Is at Stake for the West?: Loss of South Africa's Minerals and Sea Lanes Could Jeopardize the Free World by Steve Salerno -- Organized Crime: A Deal America Must Refuse: The Public Fights Mob Control of Legitimate Businesses by Victor Lasky -- Navy Armed Guard: Unsung Heroes: Out-Gunned and Out-Manned, Heroic High-Seas Fighters Battle the U-Boats by Justin F Gleichauf -- What We Won in Vietnam: Was the Fall of Saigon the Last Hurrah of Asian Communism? by George Gilder -- Veterans Feel the Pinch: Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Forces Cut in Health Care and Education -- Arthritis: Some Comfort, No Cures: Medical Science Continues Its Search for an Arthritis Cure by Paul Martin -- Big Issues: Should We Ban Polygraph Testing in Private Industry? -- Letters -- Commander's Message -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Update -- Veterans Alert -- Legion News Brief -- Veterans Adviser -- Legionnaires in Action -- Orben's World -- Parting Shots