The American Legion Magazine [Volume 76, No. 4 (April 1964)]

Communism's "Emancipated" Women: A Little Picture Story from Behind the Iron Curtain by Chris Clifford -- Yesterday -The Key to Today and Tomorrow: Some Straight Talk About the Importance of Giving Our Children a Grounding in American History by National Commander Daniel F. Foley -- The Shot That Was Heard Around the World: A Pictorial Feature About a Day in Another April a Long Time Ago -- How Your TV Shows Are Chosen: What We Learned from Congressional Hearings on the Networks' Method of Guessing Who's Watching What Channel by Richard P. Finn -- Francis Scott Key and the Star-Spangled Banner: The Author of Our National Anthem, How He Wrote It, and the History of the Song from Years Ago Until Today by Joseph Schott -- An Early View of the 1964 Kentucky Derby: All About the Three-Year-Old Horses that Looked the Best as the Winter Ended -for You to Have by Your TV on May 2 by James Peter Black -- How They Translate the Bible into 1,202 Languages: An Interview With Dr. Eugene Nida, Top Linguist of a World-Wide Network of Bible Translators for the American Bible Society by Pete Martin -- Is Strict Federal Control Over Cigarette Smoking Necessary?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. John J. Rhodes (R-Ariz.) Con: Rep. Harold D. Cooley (D-N. C.) -- A Long Look at the Stock Market: There's a Long Stock Rise Ahead, Says This Analysis of Short and Long Term Investing by Richard H. Rush -- Baseball Starts April the Somethingth: Out of The Exam Papers of Children Comes a Whole New Look at American Sports by Harold Dunn -- Letters to the Editor -- Books -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Dateline Washington -- Rod & Gun Club -- Veterans Newsletter -- Legion Shopper -- News of the American Legion -- Parting Shots