The American Legion Magazine [Volume 87, No. 6 (December 1969)]

Problems with Credit Investigations: A Glimpse into the Complex World of Credit Bureaus and Other Private Investigators Whose Methods Have Caused Congressional and Consumer Concern by John Thomas -- The First Non-Stop Flight Across the Atlantic: Eight Years Before Lindbergh Made His Solo Flight Across the Atlantic, Two Englishmen, Now Little Remembered, "Showed Him the Way." Here's Their Story by Lester David -- ROTC on Campus: Challenge and Response: "Militants" Are Trying to Drive Reserve Officer Training Off American Campuses. As a Matter of Fact, Some Changes in ROTC May Be in Order, Though Hardly the Ones You've Been Reading Most About by Frank N. Trager -- Should the United States Retain Its Oil Import Quota System?: Two Sides of a National, Question Pro: Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) Con: Thomas J. McIntyre (D-N.H.) -- Interpol . . . The Worldwide Police Network: A Look at Interpol (International Criminal Police Organization), the Little-Known Global Crime-Fighting Network That Spreads Over 101 Nations by Thomas A. Hoge -- The Bulge -25 Years Later: Some Views of the Ardennes a Quarter Century After the WW2 Battle of the Bulge by George Bush -- The Trouble with Peace Negotiations . . . Before the Fighting Is Over: A "Mystery" Feature Quoting What Well-Known American? -- Personal -- Letters to the Editor -- Dateline Washington -- Life in the Outdoors -- Veterans Newsletters -- News of the American Legion -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots