The American Legion Magazine [Volume 83, No. 6 (December 1967)]

Television and the Big City Riots: Is Television Indirectly Contributing to Riots and Anarchy by Its Methods of Reporting Violence? A Senate Staff Member Explores the Need for Ground Rules for TV News Coverage, in the Interests of Society by Allan C. Brownfeld -- How You Know It's Christmas in Vietnam: One Day a Year in War-Torn Vietnam, Happenings Occur That Are Different from the Usual Day-to-Day Pace by Hugh A. Mulligan -- Has the Soviet Military Threat Ended?: Russia Is Expanding Militarily, While Debate Goes on in Washington Whether We Should Meet the Challenge or Not, and if so, How? by Gerald L. Steibel -- Should the Method of Military Academy Nominations Be Changed?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Sen. James B. Pearson (R-Kan.) Con: Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) -- The Story of Our Commemorative Stamps: We Issued the World's First Commemorative Postage Stamp in 1876. Look, Now, at What Followed by Tom Mahoney -- When the NC-4 Flew the Atlantic: a Picture Story: An Era Came to an End Last October When the Almost-Forgotten Commander of the First Airplane to Fly the Atlantic Died in Florida by Tom Mahoney -- Freedom Is Not Free: A Warning to Those Who Think They Can Take Freedom for Granted by National Commander William E. Galbraith -- The Ozarks" Pea Ridge Battlefield: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists on a Well-Preserved Battlefield of the Civil War, in the Midst of the Ozark Resort Area. Fortieth in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- Letters to the Editor -- Editor's Corner -- Books -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of the American Legion -- Dateline Washington -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots