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Vol. 58, No. 3
May-June 1970
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THE CONSERVATION OF MAN
We must change our concept of ourselves and the world to meet ecological challenges
TATER TALK
Demonstrator tells all the taters how to solve the dropout problem
COOLING IT IN THE INNER-CITY
An innovation in traditional Scouting serves boys in Philadelphia ghettos
TWENTY WAYS TO GET THE MOST OUT OF CAMP
From signup to return home, here's how to help your Scouts
"SCOUTING IS SOMETHING MORE" Robert H. Finch
From the High Sierras to Washington, D.C., Scouting has been important in the HEW Secretary's life
Irving Feist
Jo Carr
Donald W. Porter
Hans Bross
GOALS ... ABE LIKES 'EM
Scoutmaster Boulding uses them to develop youthful character
"RALLY ROUND THE FLAG BOYS"
Old-fashioned patriotism is in for Scouts with flag ceremonies
WATER'S FINE—ALL YEAR LONG!
Detroit's "Corps 5" gives aquatic instruction for 43 years
YOUTH INTERPRETS
Senior patrol leader gives his meaning of pledge of allegiance
DEN MOTHERS' DEN MOTHER
A Den Leader coach offers know-how from her experience
WHITE WATER EXPLORERS—MUNICH BOUND
Slalom canoeing could carry these young men to the 1972 Olympics
NEW LOOK AT OUR PURPOSE
Another reminder that the BSA is relevant to today's needs
BEYOND NATIONAL BOUNDARIES
Latest word on international Scout linkups and World Brotherhood opportunities
PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THE WILDERNESS
Simple tips for continued hospitality in national parks and forests
"THINK INDIAN" AT MATAGUAY SCOUT RESERVATION
Boys from 20 tribes live Scouting during California encampment
AN EAGLE LEADS THE FALCONS
A salute from a wing commander of the U.S. Air Force Academy
EXPLORING TODAY
New publications, Exploring committee homework, conventions
Jane Bailey
Mart P. Bushnell
David McGrath
Judith B. Pureed
Leslie A. Alters
Gilbert R. Pirrung
Lee Dalton
Otis 0. Fuller
Claude A. Van Epps
Regular Features
2 SCOUTER'S MINUTE
4 SCOUTERGRAM
6 FIRST CLASS MAIL
9 TRADING POST
10 SCOUT SHORTS
12 SCOUTERS' ROUNDTABLE
Cover
To boys, Scouting is fun; but
to Health, Education, and Wel-
fare Secretary Finch on page
22, Scouting is "something
more." On this month's cover,
you'll see what part of that
"something more" is. The
cover restates the BSA pur-
pose, updated, to remind us
again of why we serve boys
and how we do it. For more
about what this has to do
with June 15, see page 31.
Program Helps
B-l BOY SCOUT PROGRAM HELPS
In Scoutmasters' and Assistant Scoutmasters' copies
NATIONAL OFFICERS
Richard M. Nixon
HONORARY PRESIDENT
Irving Feist
PRESIDENT
Alden G. Barber
CHIEF SCOUT EXECUTIVE
SCOUTING MAGAZINE STAFF
EDITOR
Harry A. Harchar
BUSINESS MANAGER
Oren R. Felton
MANAGING EDITOR
Ted S. Holstein
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Mac Gardner
Claude A. Van Epps
Sam Traughber
CONTRIBUTING EDITOR
Robert W. Peterson
ART DIRECTOR
Lloyd B. Nacion
ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR
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COPY EDITOR
Madge Rulewich
SUBSCRIPTION DIRECTOR
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Scouting Magazine is published bi-
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authors, opinions may not reflect offi-
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