The American Legion Magazine [Volume 103, No. 3 (September 1977)]

Off The Highway: Montana's First Mission: Served as Seat for Indian Education -- Alaska a National Playground? 49th state caught in environmentalist-entrepreneur struggle -- What About All That Alaskan Land? State's senators speak out on controversial restrictions -- Salt: Have We Been There Before? 1922 treaty experience raises questions about arms talks -- Strokes: Medics attack nation's third leading killer -- Viewpoint: Uncle Sam in the Global Market: How important is trade with Red, Third World Nations? Should United States Start A National Health Program? Pro: Edward Kennedy, U.S. Senator, Massachusetts ; Con: Dr. John H. Budd, President, American Medical Assn. -- Some Of The Legion's Finest Hours : Indiana Posts bring sunshine to young lives -- Notes On Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News Of The American Legion -- Books That Matter -- Personal -- Life In The Outdoors -- American Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots