Opium Heroin Trade Faces American Policy Dilemma
George E. Delury argues U S policy fails to curb Southeast Asian opium production and heroin export. He notes Shan and Meo tribes in Burma and Laos profit from opium as heroin reaches the United States, while officials fear Communist influence and corrupt allies. He calls for direct action to destroy poppy fields and drug networks.
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Serdia
Washington
NBC
Ajor
Burma
Laos
America
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Thailand
China
South
Vietnam
McGovern Struggles With Running Mate Choices
The column argues McGovern’s late VP picks hurt his campaign. Eagleton’s withdrawal and Shriver’s selection stirred mixed reactions. Shriver’s Peace Corps and poverty role contrast with expectations, while Agnew gains advantage as McGovern’s missteps unfold.
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George McGovern
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
McGovern
Sen
Tom Eagleton
Sargent Shriverly
Ate
Hriver
Kennedy
Ted Keny
N. McGovern
Shriver
Eagleton
Daley
Chicago
Camgn
Ted Kennedy
Peace Corps
John Kennedy
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
The small investor comes into his own
The article notes NASDAQ style quotation services broaden access to over the counter stocks. It argues small investors gain rapid price data and market access while institutions grow larger and more influential, potentially pushing small traders to act in the nascent market and hide from big players.
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New York
National Association of Securities Dealers
Classification of lakes shapes Beltrami zoning rules
Frank Bain explains Beltrami County shoreland rules define public water and shoreland as areas within 25 acres or more for water bodies or two square miles drainage for rivers and a 1000 foot zone from lakes and 300 feet from rivers, guiding lake classifications and land use.
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Frank Bain
Beltrami County
State of
Minnesota
Commissioner of Natural Resources
Rice
Coleman
Damon
Itasca
Pickerel
Good
Clearwater County
Mailbag musings and facts mix in quirky column notes
A collector of odds and ends surveys popular lore from coins to alimony quips and a long list of statistics. It highlights bread consumption, taxes, and famous quotes while segueing into Beltrami County shoreland rules setting setbacks and lot sizes to protect natural lakes and manage development.
Crossword Clue Puzzle Teases Wide Range of Terms
A mixed list of clues spans topics from astronomy to geography and language. Entries include parts of speech, ancient coins, rivers, and animals, with several references to Roman numerals and planetary names.
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George E. Delury
NEA
Ath
Teendge
Ares
Hel
Project Pride Corner
Joranson Realty Agency
Bemidji Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Bob Liapis
Feliz
Fe” Barthelemy
Wal Boyle
Bastille
Paris
Indiana
George Ade
Uncle Sam
Tax Foundation
George Washington Carver
Bugs Baer
Christopher Morley
Third Avenue
Hunter
Great Lake
Telegram
Crete
Is Ry
Greece
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