The American Legion Magazine [Volume 76, No. 1 (January 1964)]

The Doctrine of Common Sense: The American Way Provides for Thrashing Out Our Internal Differences Without Hate, Fear, and Rancor by National Commander Daniel F. Foley -- What Hope for Narcotics Control?: How the Traffic in Dope Looks to the Man Who's Responsible for Controlling It-the Commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics an Interview with Henry L. Giordano by Pete Martin -- The Death of Floyd Collins: A Tidal Wave of Emotionalism Swept the Country in Midwinter, 1925, as the Nation Spent Two Weeks Watching a Man Die in a Kentucky Cave by Clarence Woodbury -- How Foreigners Fake American Products: Words and Photos Showing Blatant Imitations of Well-Known American Products that are Dumped on the World Markets by Mel Holden -- The Original Man Without a Country: Hale's Famous Story of Philip Nolan was Fiction -but it Was Suggested by, and an Attack Upon, an Ohio Politician Who Opposed Union Efforts in the Civil War by Tom Mahoney -- Should Congressional Service be Limited to 12 Consecutive Years?: Two Sides of a National Question Pro: Rep. Thomas B. Curtis (R-MO.) Con: Rep. Hale Boggs (D-LA.) -- Contract Bridge -Part IV- Defense, After the Opening Lead: The Last of a Four Part Series of Articles on the Play of the Cards in Contract Bridge by William S. Root -- The Search for Pest Repellents: What Scientific Research in Doing to Make Pests, Varmints, Bugs, and Biting Animals Go Away and Mind Their Own Business by Jack B. Kemmerer -- Letters to the Editor -- Personal -- Editor's Corner -- Books -- Dateline Washington -- Rod & Gun Club -- Veterans Newsletter -- Legion Shopper -- News of the American Legion -- Parting Shots