The American Legion Magazine [Volume 77, No. 1 (July 1964)]

Semper Paratus: The Coast Guard song, done up so you can cut it out for framing Art by Wally Richards -- Milwaukee Revives the Circus Parade: A pictorial feature -- Fort Ticonderoga, N.Y.: First in a new series for motorists on "seeing historic America" by Alden Stevens -- Things that Never Change: We live in a "changing world" except for the values by which men must live by National Commander Daniel F. Foley -- All Eyes on the New York Fair: A pictorial feature -- The Ordeal of Leonard Wood: How a great American tried to set Cuba on a path that might not have ended with Castro; and how we failed him by Clarence Woodbury -- Our Own Japanese in the Pacific War: The little-known saga of 6,000 Japanese Americans who served against Japan in the Pacific at enormous risk by Bill Hosokawa -- Goodbye to the Redwoods: Man is dealing a lethal blow to our narrow belt of West Coast Redwoods by Robert and Leona Rienow -- The World's Biggest Trout Fishing Party: How 10,000 youngsters go after 7,000 big trout In Denver, Colo., every year Photos by Bruce McAllister -- America's Biggest Little Foundation: The ten-year record of a unique foundation that gets million-dollar results for America's children from thousand-dollar gifts by Virginia Heatwole Roberts -- Is a Nationwide Food Stamp Program Necessary? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Elizabeth Kee (D-WV), Con: Rep. Charles B. Hoeven (R-IA) -- It's Always War in the Coast Guard: A look at duty in a branch of the service whose enemies never sleep Photos by U.S. Coast Guard -- Letters to the Editor -- Editor's Corner -- Dateline Washington -- Rod & Gun Club -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Personal -- Books -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots