Bounds Aims to End Prison Inmate Sexual Assault
Raleigh AP report details North Carolina prison director Lee Bounds calling sexual assault in male dormitories a major problem. He advocates redesigned facilities, classification, and cultural change to separate dangerous inmates, protect youths, and rehabilitate offenders through hub units and a pre-release center beside Woman's Prison in Raleigh. The system holds about 10,600 inmates across 11 institutions with shifting private labor roles.
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Bounds
Woman's Prison
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GOP Urges Move To Block China At UN Seat
A House Republican task force urged the Johnson administration to begin a campaign to block Red China from United Nations membership next year. They argued that China’s aggression in Korea Tibet and Vietnam erodes its eligibility and that a permanent Security Council veto by Red China would threaten peace and the UN’s stability. The group also called for increased congressional representation at General Assembly sessions to press the case.
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United Nations
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John B. Anderson
Illinois
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Tibet
Viet Nam
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War alters Christmas dinners at Fort Benning
In Columbus Georgia Army families gather for annual Christmas meals at Fort Benning while thousands of soldiers are deployed in Southeast Asia. Dozens of wives and children share meals amid anxiety and hope, awaiting news from husbands in Vietnam. The fort houses the 1st Cavalry Division as about 3,000 Army wives stay locally during wartime.
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Ft. Benning
Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Southeast Asia
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Oconta, Ala
Cut In Nuclear Megatonnage Seen
Rep. Craig Hosmer warned that Johnson administration plans cut US strategic megatonnage by 29 to 58 percent by scrapping 425 bombers and lowering retaliation capacity. He urged that 210 new bombers and 360 missiles by 1971 would add 8 760 megatons, offsetting the loss, while criticizing the new bomber as inadequate and questioning deterrence. He said military leaders are gagged and warned reductions could provoke a Soviet strike if damage potential falls short.
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Air Force
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McNamara
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