The American Legion Magazine [Volume 77, No. 2 (August 1964)]

The Army Marching Song: Modern Version of the "Caisson" Song, Fit for You to Cut and Frame Art by Wally Richards -- The Problem of the Non-Voter: Thousands Died to Keep Our Popular Government, but Many Still Sit on Their Hands on Election Day by National Commander Daniel F. Foley -- Red China Versus the World: A Worldwide Report on What Red China Is Doing to Increase Its Influence in Every Land by Gerald L. Steibel -- The Black Tom Explosion: In the Dead of Night German Saboteurs Blew Up a Munitions Pier in New York Harbor in 1916 by H. R. Baukhage & A. A. Hoehling -- Federal Help for Small Businesses: How the Federal Government Helps the Little Firm in Its Struggle to Survive in an Age of Bigness by Charles S. Gardner -- How to Buy a Diamond: Before You Buy That Girl a Rock It Would Be Good to Know the ABC's of Diamonds by Tom Mahoney -- Should U.S. Troops Be Withdrawn From Vietnam?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Sen. Ernest Gruening (D-Alaska) Con: Sen. Leverett Saltonstall (R-Mass.) -- Shooting for Stay-at-Homes: You Can Have a Shooting Range in Your Living Room, It Says Here. No? Read On by Gil Paust -- King's Mountain, South Carolina: A Travel Article for Today's Motorists About the Site of a Great Revolutionary Battle. Second in the Series "Seeing Historic America" by Alden Stevens -- Letters to the Editor -- Rod & Gun Club -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Dateline Washington -- Books -- Veterans Newsletter -- Legion Shopper -- News of the American Legion -- Parting Shots