Mulligan Reveals Prison Hardships In Hanoi Captivity
Virginia Beach veteran James Mulligan Jr describes seven years in North Vietnam POW camps from 1965 to 1968. He recalls solitary confinement, leg irons, torture, and a tap code system used to communicate among prisoners. Mulligan credits faith, family, and country for survival and condemns antiwar groups and some reporters for their roles.
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Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times
Virginia, Beach
James A. Mulligan Jr
Hanoi
Mulligan
North Vietnam
Navy
Lawrence
Mass
Vinh
Mickey Mouse
Hanoi Hilton
James B.) Stockdale
Stockdale
Zoo
Jeremiah A. Denton Jr
Denton
Capt. Mulligan
Jim Mulligan
Teven
Richard A. Richie Stratton
Stratton
Committee of Liaison
Cora Weiss
Cochairman
Harrison Salisbury
Alabama's flood control efforts and land use rules discussed
The piece outlines flood defenses including TVA reservoirs channel work and levees. It notes Decatur and Courtland developments restricting flood prone land and new homes on higher ground, plus flood insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program begun in 1968. It cites TVA leaders and planners on flood crest management and risk from the March storm.
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Decatur
TVA
Whitesburg
Huntsville
Lawrence County
Chattanooga
Cairo
Tennessee River
Alabama
Point Mallard Park
Decatur Park
Courtland
Town Creek
Big Nance Creek
Reed Elliott
Tennessee Valley
Wheeler Lake
Wheeler
Guntersville
New Jersey
Tennessee
Georgia
Elliott
Knoxville
River Control Center
Seven State
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Tanner
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Memphis
Lee Sentell
ALA
Nashville