The American Legion Magazine [Volume 80, No. 2 (February 1966)]

Our New Immigration Law: "Unholy confusion" surrounded the press reports of our new immigration law last October. Here's an orderly account of what it is and what it isn't and how it came to be by Deane and David Heller -- The Battle of the Bulge, Part II: Disaster and Reaction in the Ardennes : Second of a series on Hitler's massive blow against the U.S. First Army at Christmastime, 1944 -- Abraham Lincoln and His Soldiers: The patient, tiring Lincoln took more of the burden of being commander-in-chief on his shoulders than any president before or since by T.R. Fehrenbach -- We Hate to Spell it Out: A pictorial feature on the need for U.S. civilian support of rehabilitation for the war-ravaged citizens of South Vietnam -- Should the Army Reserve and National Guard be Merged? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Lucien N. Nedzi (D-MI), Con: Rep. William G. Bray (R-IN) -- A History of the Sons of The American Legion: The story of an affiliated organization which nearly died because its members became eligible to join the parent body by John Andreola -- Should the Legion Admit Vietnam Veterans: A proposal to amend the Legion Constitution to admit veterans with service since Aug. 5, 1964 will come before the 1966 National Convention in Washington, D.C., this August by National Commander L. Eldon James -- Letters to the Editor -- Rod & Gun Club -- Veterans Newsletter -- Personal -- News of The American Legion -- Legion Shopper -- Dateline Washington -- Parting Shots