The American Legion Magazine [Volume 87, No. 1 (July 1969)]

The Last Camp of Washington's Army: A Pictorial Feature: One Hour's Drive from New York City the Site of the Last Encampment of Our Revolutionary Army Is Still Preserved at New Windsor, N.Y., on the Edge of the New York Thruway -- The Ruckus Over the Census: A Look at the 1970 Census, and the Pros and Cons of the Storm It Has Kicked Up, with Some Historical Background by Vernon Louviere -- The Story of Ethan Allen -Vermont's Wild Giant: What Do You Know About Ethan Allen Besides the Fact That He Led the Green Mountain Boys at Fort Ticonderoga? Here's a lot More About This Rough, Tough, Profane Giant by Richard Wolkomir -- Are You Inviting Burglars?: In the Coming Year, Some 700,000 Burglaries Will Take Place in the Nation's Homes. Here Are Some of the Reasons Why They Can Happen, and What Householders Can Do to Reduce Them by David Loth -- What Are You Laughing At?: One of the Deans of American Comedy Writers Wrestles with the Problem of What Is and Isn't Funny on Radio and TV by Goodman Ace -- To Celebrate the Fourth of July: A Pictorial Feature: In a Letter to His Wife Abigail, John Adams Prophesied a National Celebration of Independence Day by Succeeding Generations -- Should We Have a Mandatory Retirement Age for Members of the Legislative and Judicial Branches?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. George Bush (R-Tex.) Con: Rep. Claude Pepper (D-Fla.) -- Atlanta's Civil War Cyclorama: A Pictorial Feature: A Peek at Part of One of the Impressive Things to See at the Legion's Convention in Atlanta, Ga., This August -- Letters to the Editor -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of the American Legion -- Personal -- Life in the Outdoors -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots