The American Legion Magazine [Volume 78, No. 5 (May 1965)]

What Are the Big Stakes in Vietnam?: A Sober Presentation of the Alternatives to Taking a Stand in Vietnam, as Recognized by Three Presidents by National Commander Donald E. Johnson -- The Lonely War in Vietnam: How Do Our GIs in Vietnam Measure Up? What Kind of War Do They Fight? How Do They Feel About Their Mission? Meet Four Americans on the Mekong Delta by Charles W. Wiley -- Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists About the Scene of the Pearl Harbor Raid. Eleventh in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- The Big Cable TV Rhubarb: Cable TV Is Moving Into "Airwaves Territory" and Very Much Disturbing the Status Quo by Robert Angus -- Should State Legislatures Be Based Primarily on Population?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Sen. Paul H. Douglas (D-Ill.) Con: Rep. Don H. Clausen (R-Calif.) -- A Look at Portland, Oregon: A Preview of the City Where the Legion Will Hold Its National Convention this August by R. Harlow Schillios -- Victory in Europe 20 Years Ago: Hitler's Empire Crumbled to Nothing and VE Day Arrived, After Six Years of Global War, Just Two Decades Ago This May 8 -- The Legion's Midwinter Washington Conference: What Happened When Hundreds of Legion Officials and Specialists Tried to Find the Who and Why of the VA Closings -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Letters to the Editor -- Books -- Rod & Gun Club -- Legion Shopper -- Dateline Washington -- Parting Shots