The American Legion Magazine [Volume 100, No. 3 (March 1976)]

Bicentennial Landmark, Annapolis, a Living Museum: Maryland's capital wears history with style and grace -- The High Cost of Driving: Economic, environmental issues hit Detroit's darlings by Maury Delman -- The Secret of Ike's Grin: General-President's trademark mirrored his philosophy by Frank Holeman -- The Ragged, Lousy, Naked Regiment: The private soldier was the real hero of the Revolution by Raymond Schuessler -- Should Congress Take Control Over the Federal Reserve System? Pro: Rep. Wright Patman (D-TX), Con: Rep. Robert G. Stephens, Jr. (D-GA) -- Are Terrorists Stalking the Bicentennial? Global wave of political violence laps at U.S. shores by Thomas A. Hoge -- Just Off the Highway, Fort Laramie, Wyo.: Eleventh in a series of travel pieces for the turnpike driver -- How to Read a Warranty: New laws suggest a closer look at product guarantees -- Old Soldiers Never Forget: But if dad goes GI he'd best leave mom at home -- Photo Credits: one Detroit answer to the high cost of driving is Chevrolet's tiny Chevette waiting delivery in this General Motors Corp. photo -- Notes on Our Desk -- Dateline Washington -- Veterans Newsletter -- News of The American Legion -- Life in the Outdoors -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Parting Shots