The American Legion Magazine [Volume 78, No. 6 (June 1965)]

What Our Symbols Mean Today: The patriotic holidays in June and July aptly remind us that we are still living in "times to try men's souls" by National Commander Donald E. Johnson -- Flag Day June 14: What Woodrow Wilson said on the subject in a few words -- The Big Shake-Up in State Governments: A nationwide look at the Pandora's box the Supreme Court opened when it told the states to redesign their voting districts by Neal R. Peirce -- The Virginia Capes Historic Triangle: A travel article for today's motorists on a little area in Virginia that includes Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown - three cradles of the nation. Twelfth in the series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- John F. Kennedy's Friendly Enemy: On a farm, deep in Japan, lives the skipper whose destroyer cut Lt. Kennedy's torpedo boat in two. Here's his intensely human footnote to history by Bill Hosokawa -- Should the U.S. Subsidize Rents for Housing? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. William A. Barrett (D-PA), Con: Rep. Burt L. Talcott (R-CA) -- The Life and Legend of Stephen Foster: The story of America's best-loved songwriter whose tragic career led to the formation of ASCAP by Tom Mahoney -- Hitler's Arctic Raider: Soviet ice-cutters let Hitler's merchant raider into the Pacific by way of Arctic waters by John Thomas, cover drawing by Carl Rose -- Letters to the Editor -- News of The American Legion -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Dateline Washington -- Books -- Rod & Gun Club -- Legion Shopper -- Veterans Newsletter -- Parting Shots