The American Legion Magazine [Volume 79, No. 4 (October 1965)]

Four Years of the Berlin Wall: A Review of Communism's Worst Advertisement of Itself-the Cage in Which It Imprisons Its Own People by Wellington Long -- Lexington & Concord, Mass: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists About the First Battleground of the American Revolution. Sixteenth in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- How to Stay Alive on the Expressway: Text and Cartoons on the Six Rules That Are Most Apt to Keep You Out of Trouble in "Over 60 M.P.H." Traffic by Robert H. Stirling -- Should the United States Recognize Communist Cuba?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. Adam C. Powell (D-N.Y.) Con: Rep. Armistead I. Selden, Jr. (D-Ala.) -- When F.D.R. Recognized the Soviet Union: The Biggest News Story of November 1933, and What Was Expected to Come of It Then by Louis P. Lochner -- The Girl Scouts Take Over Farragut: 9,000 Girl Scouts Had Their Senior Roundup at the Navy's Old Boot Camp at Farragut, Idaho, This Summer by R. B. Pitkin -- A Report from Portland, Oregon: 16 Pages of Photos and Text of the American Legion's 47th National Convention -- Rod & Gun Club -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Letters to the Editor -- Legion Shopper -- Dateline Washington -- Parting Shots