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mosphere of the Front Royal center contributes to the pleasantness of the student’s stay, a very important factor in U.^—Latin American foreignl policy, according to HeberlV. The impressions that fledgling labor leaders
collect ar^ “the key to their remembering the United States in good terms,” he said.
During the seven weeks course, the Latin American students have time for very little besides their studies. Heberly said that four days are usually Spent on field trips through the Valley and adjoining counties. In the evenings, the students are free to leave for shopping trips in Front Royal. But their activities are limited by language barriers since few of them speak English.
Heberly emphasized that town merchants and residents have gone out of
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