The American Legion Magazine [Volume 99, No. 3 (September 1975)]

The Bicentennial So Far: A sampling of the huge extent and variety of Bicentennial celebrations that have developed since the emphasis was put on everyone doing his own thing by L.A. Knight, Jr. -- Age Discrimination in Hiring is Illegal, But. .: The experiences of an over-40 seeking work in the current recession by Joseph Dunn -- A Major Legion Effort Against Cancer: The National Commander discusses the Legion's and Auxiliary's role in joining with the American Cancer Society in a major effort to wipe out cancer in our lifetime by James M. Wagonseller, National Commander, The American Legion -- Should the U.S. Ban the Handgun? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Walter E. Fauntroy (D-DC), Con: Rep. Joseph M. Gaydos (D-PA) -- A Way out of Back-Breaking Personal Debt: A look at the sources of available help for many who are faced with debts they can't pay off by Harvey Ardman -- Just off the Highway, Ash Hollow, Nebraska: Sixth in a series of things to see during quick stops not far from main highways. Here, on U.S. 26, are wagon tracks of the old Oregon Trail by Warren H. Spencer -- Cover: Drawing by James Flora -- A Look at Our Mail -- Veterans Newsletter -- Dateline Washington -- News of The American Legion -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots