The American Legion Magazine [Volume 75, No. 5 (November 1963)]

A New Legion Year: The Legion's new National Commander looks ahead at the start of his year at the helm by National Commander Daniel F. Foley -- The Day of the Armistice, Nov. 11, 1918: A pictorial feature -- The Conflict in the Pentagon: What's the nature of the criticism of Secretary of Defense McNamara by professional military men? by George Fielding Eliot -- They're Clearing the Weeds from Corregidor: For two decades, Corregidor Island rotted away. Now the Philippines are doing something to honor the men who made their stand there. by Carlino S. Barros -- One Way to Raise Your Bowling Average: Almost everything written for bowlers is for beginners. Here are some tips for regular league bowlers, by a great champ. by Don Carter -- What You Should Know About Writing a Will: An expert gives some answers that every family should know about wills and estates by Sydney Prerau -- Roscoe Turner, Flying's Original Speed Demon: America's most colorful pioneer of high speed aviation as he was then and as he is now by Pete Martin -- Should Congress Establish A 35-Hour Workweek? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. Roland V. Libonati (D-IL), Con: Rep. Joe Pool (D-TX) -- The American Legion's 45th National Convention: 16 pages of convention news and pictures from Miami Beach -- Letters to the Editor -- Dateline Washington -- Editor's Corner -- Personal -- Rod & Gun Club -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots