Denton Joins Alcatraz Camp Trouble Makers
The article recounts the 1967 Alcatraz camp setup isolating 11 trouble makers including Jim Mulligan James Stockdale and George McKnight. It details harsh conditions small cells no windows 48 inch square space and nails causing injuries as North Vietnamese guards intensify torture before a 1969 shift toward reduced abuse and a Vegas transfer.
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U.S
Alcatraz
Stockdale
Harry Jenkins
Harry
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Las Vegas
Vegas
Solo
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
DRV
Vietnamese News Agency
VNA
Daily Crossword Puzzle 5 Gen Features Corp
Crossword feature notes identify Astronaut John Rheingold as a named individual. The item presents as a puzzle feature in a daily page segment with corporate byline and a focus on a prominent figure. The readable text emphasizes a celebrity or notable figure connected to the crossword.
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Corpus
John
A Little Paper Flag For Uncle Ho Chi Minh
In Hanoi the government mobilizes crowds as visiting dignitaries arrive. People carry paper flags and line routes to the government guesthouse. Posters of Ho Chi Minh appear everywhere, with yellow stars on red fields dominating the cityscape.
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Uncle Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
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