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Captive Nations Week and policy notes amid crime and drugs
A congressman cites Captive Nations Week urging awareness of totalitarian oppression and Southeast Asia prisoners. He links urban school vandalism costs to a rising violence trend, cites $732,558 in broken window repairs and 391 break ins in Washington DC in 1970, plus $353,000 in lost equipment. He discusses opium trade with Turkey, ban efforts, and US aid, warning of heroin from India, Burma, Laos and Thailand. He also reports on municipal woes in Tabina Philippines and a quip about work incentive amid a list of local names.
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Wien
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
District of Columbia
House Committee On Appropriations
Washington, D.C
United States
Turkey
Ene
Ankara
Anatolian
NATO
U. S
India
Burma
Laos
Thailand
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Tabina
Manila