McGovern labeled "nonsense" by Teamsters chief Fitzsimmons
Frank Fitzsimmons, head of the Teamsters Union, denounces McGovern's welfare, tax, amnesty, busing, and Vietnam plans as nonsense. Clark MacGregor predicts a 95 to 1 Senate rejection, while McGovern camps in New England on a listening tour and Shriver criticizes Nixon for failing to end the war.
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George S. McGovern
Frank Bo Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Thursday
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
McGovern
Vote Fitzsimmons
Clark MacGregor
South Dakota
Senate
MacGregor
New England
Manchester
N.H
Hartford, Conn
Rhodes Island
New York City
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
U.S
France
Teamsters
Treasury
Hanoi
United States
Dropouts Among Freshmen With College Degree Outcomes
A study by the American Council on Education finds only 47 percent of freshmen earn a degree at their original school after four years. Twelve percent remain enrolled but ineligible for a degree. the rest dropped out or transferred transcripts indicating possible continued degree pursuit.
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New York
UPI
American Council On Education
Narcotics Trade Ties China and Communist Bloc Highlighted
AAP reports sworn testimony alleges up to 4200 Chinese aliens enter the U S annually with some on espionage or narcotics work. Heikal quotes Chou En Lai claiming China uses opium and heroin to demoralize American soldiers in Vietnam. Scott cites East European intel on China’s vast opium profits and a state controlled export chain via Special Domestic Product Trade Company.
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Associated Press
China
United States
Justice Department
Cairo
Alahram
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Alexandria
Egypt
Nasser
Chou En-lai
Red China
Heikal
Chou
South
Vietnam
U. S. Army
Paul Scott
East Europe
Scott
Peking
Communism's Death Trade Contends Drug War Link
A Freedom Forum exchange with General Lewis W. Walt notes Communist use of heroin as a war weapon in Southeast Asia. AP dispatches claim North Vietnam grows vast opium for export to Red China and the Soviet Union, with fields in Ha Giang and neighboring provinces. A Washington STAR report says East Coast narcotics kingpin Jose Luis Zayas is guilty of conspiring to transport illegal narcotics and claims Castro’s Cuba as a source.
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Turkey
U. S
China
Lawrence Sullivan
U. S. House of Representatives
Red
Freedom
National Defense Crisis
Lewis W. Walt
Vietnam
Southeast
Asia
Arkansas Gazette
Walt
Associated Press
Saigon
North Vietnam
Red China
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Ha Giang
Sun la
Lai Chau
Cao Bang
Nguyen Ngoc Mai
Communist Party
Tein Phong Vanguard
Washington Star
Jose Luis Zayas
Zayas
Castro
Newspapers in Classrooms Improve Student Comprehension
A Princeton University test involving 13,000 students shows those using newspapers in lessons develop stronger reading skills and analysis than peers who do not. The Educational Service of Princeton led the study with sponsorship from the National Council for the Social Studies and the American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation. Comprehension of several paper sections rose for both boys and girls who used newspapers in class.
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Princeton
UPI
Educational Oe Service
National Council For the Social Studies
American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
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Easingly
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Utah
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Meat Cutters
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Communications Workers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Electrical
Rialto
John Wayne
the Cowboys
Cowboys and Io Theatres
Dr. George $. Benson
Searcy
Arkansas
North Vietnamese
Surface Burial Vault CO
Cuero
Texas
Electric Motors
Tell-A-Win
N. Esplanade
Cuere Publishing Co
Cuere Record
Melvin Laird
Wilmington
Ohio
Indiantown Gap
the Bank
Picka
Farmers State Bank
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