Talk:Alfred W. McCoy

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"The target of all these measures has been the recent writings and Congressional testimony of Alfred W. McCoy, a 26-year old graduate student who spent 18 months investigating the narcotics operations in Southeast Asia." Hersh, Seymour M.. "C.I.A. aides assail Asia drug charge: Agency fights reports that it ignored heroin traffic among allies of U.S.", New York Times, 21 July 1972, p. A1. Retrieved on 2007-05-01.