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...even then, that might not be the answer. America's entire youth rowing program is being scrutinized closely, to find out where the European methods are different, and where they are superior. It may be that the U. S. program is too loosely organized, its goals unclearly defined. If it is so, it will take more than a summer, perhaps even more than four years, to bring about the necessary changes...
...present selection process that Frailey argued for, and the U. S. Olympic Committee decided upon, might work. Parker has the best oarsmen in America assembled at Hanover, and has three months to work with them. If the project fails though, if the U. S. eight loses as badly as it did in 1968, the new process and its advocates will undoubtedly be second-guessed until...
...hearing, the government had apparently not yet established within its own ranks its intention to probe Popkin for other possible sources of information. "We are not interested in exposing or compromising miscellaneous sources of information which Mr. Popkin may rely upon in his research and in his writing," Assistant U. S. Attorney Warren P. Reese told Judge W. Arthur Garrity of Boston's Federal District Court. "We are concerned with illegal activity involving the acquisition and dissemination of government documents, and that limits the subject matter of our inquiry...
When court proceedings resumed March 29, the government and the court apparently were unaware that the transcript had been published. And, as Assistant U. S. Attorney Richard J. Barry refused to allow the court to remain open while portions of the transcript were being read, many of the same portions were moving over the wires of the Associated Press...
Excluded from the hearing, reporters waited on the wooden benches of the bankruptcy court next door, analyzing the Crimson transcript. And as they waited, Popkin was again being found in contempt, and Massachusetts U. S. Attorney Joseph L. Tauro was walking rapidly to the courtroom from his office at the end of the hall with copies of the Crimson under...