The American Legion Magazine [Volume 93, No. 5 (November 1972)]

Hair Style: A Homely Example of Freedom: The Legion's National Commander appraises a Legion convention action against dictating male hair styles in Legion programs by Joe L. Matthews, National Commander, The American Legion -- Early Results of the New American Summitry: A look back at the nearly incredible changes in international relations that have been wrought in a short time by the President's summit meetings with the heads of other nations by Powell A. Thomas -- Should the Death Penalty be Retained? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Nick Galifianakis (D-NC), Con: Rep. Ronald V. Dellums (D-CA) -- What's the Matter with November 11? An illustrated editorial pinpointing the nonsense of celebrating Veterans Day on the fourth Monday in October -- The Flying Fortress of WW2: A long article, yet much too short, on the role of the B-17 airplanes and their crews in the strategic bombing of Nazi-held territory in the Second World War by Harvey Ardman -- Some ABC's of The American Legion, Part I: First of a series of informal short features about various aspects of The American Legion that may be so taken for granted by older members that new members may never discover them -- Cover: Official White House Photographs -- Personal -- News of The American Legion -- Letters to the Editor -- Life in the Outdoors -- Dateline Washington -- Legion Shopper -- Veterans Newsletter -- Parting Shots