The American Legion Magazine [Volume 71, No. 1 (July 1961)]

Cover by J.J. Heatley -- A Century of U.S. Military Aviation: A picture of progress since the Civil War by John T. McCoy -- Khrushchev's Burial Plans: The communist bosses tell all in their latest manifesto by Ray Murphy -- Bargains in Boats: You can get good buys on the used boat lots by Gil Paust -- The Fraulein's Road: Could they believe the girl when their lives were at stake? by Howard P. Jones -- Automation in the Classroom: Better teaching with the help of remarkable devices by Max Gunther -- Our Heroes and the Unheroic: The fine examples are being ignored by many by Robert Rienow -- When Is It Murder: The key man is the one who performs the autopsy by Ann Cutler -- I Took Up Weights: People Laughed, at first, but the author had the last laugh by Norbert Aubuchon -- How to Save Yourself a Trip to the Morgue: A do-it-yourself project involving safety belts for your car -- News of The American Legion -- Sound Off -- Rod and Gun Club -- Pro & Con -- Editor's Corner -- American Legion Newsletter -- Personal Affairs -- Shopper -- About Books -- Parting Shots