The American Legion Magazine [Volume 75, No. 1 (July 1963)]

July 4-Independence Day: A Four-Color July 4th Feature by Angela Calomiris -- What We Must Do: Reforms in Veterans Laws, Like All Other Legislation, Require a lot of Spadework by a lot of People by National Commander James E. Powers -- They Depend on You, A Photo Feature: Could You Drink a Glass of Milk Without the Use of Your Hands? -- Korea -America's Forgotten War: A Tribute to the Men Who Fought in Korea, on the 10th Anniversary of the Cease-Fire, With a Message from General MacArthur by Edward Hymoff -- The Great Plague of 1918: The Spanish Influenza Epidemic in the Last Days of WWI Ranks With the Great Plagues of Antiquity by Clarence Woodbury -- How to Catch Big Fish: So Many of the Really Big Fish Are Caught by the Same People That It Can't All Be Luck. What Do They Know? by Vlad Evanoff -- Our Changing Job Problems: How the Record of the U.S. Labor Department Mirrors the Problems of Breadwinners by Alan E. Adams -- Florida Legionnaires Serve With Troopers: Four Photo Pages of the Florida Legion's Volunteer Arm of the State Highway Patrol, Seen in Action at the Sebring Auto Races by Joseph J. Steinmetz and R. B. Pitkin -- The Big Issue- Pro and Con Arguments on the Question: "Does the U.S. Need a Domestic Peace Corps?'' Pro: Rep. Carlton R. Sickles (D-Md.) Con: Rep. Samuel L. Devine (R-Ohio) -- Playing No-Trump Contracts: First of Four Articles for Legion Bridge Players on How to Play the Cards When the Bidding Has Ended by William S. Root -- Editor's Corner -- News of the American Legion -- Dateline Washington -- Personal -- Books -- Rod & Gun Club -- Letters to the Editor -- Legion Shopper -- Veterans Newsletter -- Parting Shots