The American Legion Magazine [Volume 101, No. 4 (October 1976)]

Candidates View Veterans Issues: Presidential rivals answer questions put by Legion -- Off the Highway, Paradise Cove for Pioneers: Rugged Life is still nourished in Tennessee's Smoky Mountains -- Lyndon's Camel Driver: Former USIA man recalls strange tie between President and Pakistani by Frank Kuest -- Our Sad Mail Sack: Deficit-ridden U.S. Postal Service faces mountain of woe by Maury Delman -- Should the Federal Energy Administration be Abolished? Pro: Rep. Floyd Fithian, D-IN, Con: Rep. Tim Lee Carter, R-KY -- How Kids View Elections: Teacher recites candid classroom opinions of politics -- Aid Offered Pennsylvania Victims -- Bicentennial Landmark: Where Patriots Played -- A Memorable Boys/Girls Nation -- American Legion Holds 58th National Convention -- William Rogers Becomes Maine's First National Commander -- Convention Votes New Mandates for American Legion -- Auxiliary Elects Officers -- Cover Photo: The serenity of the Prospect Harbor, ME, post office, captured in this month's cover photo by Louise Price Bell of Tucson, belies the controversy that swirls over the deficit-ridden U.S. Postal Service -- Notes on Our Desk -- Books that Matter -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots