The American Legion Magazine [Volume 79, No. 5 (November 1965)]

What Disrespect for Law Means: A People Who Seek What They Want by Disorderly Process Can Only Move Backward by National Commander L. Eldon James -- The Systematic Terror of the Viet Cong: The True Story of the Brutal War of the Viet Cong Against the Civilian Population of South Vietnam by Deane and David Heller -- Historic Uniforms: A Photo Feature -- The National Commander of the American Legion, 1965-66: A Biography of L. Eldon James, of Virginia, Who Was Elected to Head the American Legion for the Coming Year at the Portland Convention in August by Robert B. Pitkin -- Old Salem, North Carolina: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists About a 200-Year-Old Moravian Community in Winston-Salem, N. C. Seventeenth in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- A New Form of Home Ownership in America: Starting in 1961, "Condominiums" Became Legally Practical in the United States. Here's a Look at This Unique Home Ownership and Its Recent Development. And Don't Confuse It With "Co-Ops" by Jack Pearl -- Should the U.S. Proceed Now With a New Isthmian Canal?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Sen. Warren G. Magnuson (D-Wash.) Con: Rep. Daniel J. Flood (D-Pa.) -- The First 100 Years of the Statue of Liberty: The Magnificent Lady in New York Harbor Was Conceived a Century Ago and Erected 80 Years Ago. Here She Is, from Then Until Now, in a Fascinating History by Tom Mahoney -- Editor's Corner -- News of the American Legion -- Letters to the Editor -- Personal -- Dateline Washington -- Books -- Rod & Gun Club -- Legion Shopper -- Veterans Newsletter -- Parting Shots