The American Legion Magazine [Volume 103, No. 1 (July 1977)]

God and the Fourth of July: The Deity has always been prominent in American attitudes -- Commander's Message: The Korean Withdrawal: Cdr. Rogers urges close watch on Communists -- The Incredible Wiley Post: Few aviators have approached Post as a record-breaker -- How Reds Rewrite U.S. History: Communist textbooks depict Declaration of Independence as racist -- The WACs Are 35: A 1942 recruit recalls first muster at Fort Des Moines -- Friend Of Handicapped To Get Honor: Legion will salute Dr. Howard Rusk -- The Paralysis That Made Us Forget Swine Flu: A victim of Guillain-Barre disease tells of rare malady -- Off The Highway: Saugus, Massachusetts: Early ironworks made it our first "Pittsburgh" -- A 16th Century Veterans Hospital: Early home was founded in time of Elizabeth I -- Should Congressional Races Be Publicly Financed? Pro : Sen. Dick Clark, Con: Sen. Howard Baker -- Notes On Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News Of The American Legion -- Parting Shots -- Books That Matter -- Personal -- Life In The Outdoors -- American Legion Shopper