The American Legion Magazine [Volume 80, No. 3 (March 1966)]

Cover by Carl Rose -- You May Be Your Own Blood Donor: A Peek at One Facet of the World of Tomorrow, Based on New Ways to Store Human Blood by John Thomas -- No Escape from Power Failure Disaster?: Could You Supply Your Own Electricity When the Public Utilities Fail? Here Are the ABC's of Standby Home Generators by Maury Delman -- The Life and Death of Casey Jones: It Was on the Illinois Central That Casey Jones "Took His Farewell Trip to that Promised Land." In Death He Became America's Most Fabled Railway Engineer by Tom Mahoney -- New "Vietnams" in Latin America?: Communist Plans to Make a New "Vietnam" of South and Central America Have Brought Red Guerrillas and Terrorists to the Shooting Stage in Four Latin Nations by Charles W. Wiley and Richard J. Booklet -- Should Professional Baseball Be Put Under Antitrust Laws?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. Clement J. Zablocki (D-Wis.) Con: Rep. Charles L. Weltner (D-Ga.) -- The Battle of the Bulge -Part III the Bulge Is Erased: Third and Last of a Series of Articles on Hitler's Final Bid to Win the War in Europe in 1944-45 -- Teddy Roosevelt's Western Stamping Grounds: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists About the Old Ranches of Teddy Roosevelt Near Medora, North Dakota. Twentieth in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- Will Vietnam Vets Get War Status?: National Commander James Warns that Vietnam Vets May Not Get the Same Program of Federal Benefits that Go to Other War Veterans by National Commander L. Eldon James -- Letters to the Editor -- Life in the Outdoors -- Dateline Washington -- Personal -- Veterans Newsletter -- Books -- News of the American Legion -- Parting Shots