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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1975

Page

2

Inmate Grievance Commission Proposes Prison Reforms

Recommendations to ease crowding and expand inmate programs aim to prevent turmoil like the Raleigh Women’s Prison incident. Proposals include closing the hot prison laundry, expanding medical care, clearer grievances, and diverting offenders to public works and education programs while planning to hire a female superintendent.

Raleigh Women’s Prison Ralph Edwards Edwards Morris Kea Kea Commission David L. Jones Department of Corrections Department Jones Fred Morrison Morrison

Thieu Likely to Move to America, U.S. Scrutiny

Washington reports from Taiwan reveal South Vietnam’s ousted president Nguyen Van Thieu plans to settle in the United States. U.S. diplomats fear demonstrations but expect his eventual arrival, while tensions over CIA wiretapping and a restless Federal Maritime Commission draw attention to policy and integrity concerns involving Helen Delich Bentley.

Washington U.S Taiwan South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu United States Vietnam Thieu CIA Bell System Latin America Russia China Helen Delich Bentley Federal Maritime Commission Geneva London Paris San Francisco Reno Clarerice Morse Ashton Barrett Bentley Morse

A Noble Vision of Trail Drives Appalachian Celebration

Benton MacKaye spoke of forest paths guiding civilization two generations ago. The Appalachian Trail Conference marks its 50th anniversary in Boone this weekend, celebrating a plan to let people experience untamed wilderness amid 20th century America.

Benton MacKaye Maine Georgia Boone America

Paving the Sahara Aims to Link Sahel Nations to Markets

African road projects push from Niamey to the hinterlands and beyond. The Trans-Saharan Highway aims to connect Algiers to Lagos by late 1980s or early 1990s with Canadian, Czechoslovak, French and Tunisian aid. West Africa sees further roads under construction.

Algeria Mediterranean Salah Kansas Palm Beach Tamanrasset Hoggar Mountains Agadez Niger Gao Mali Sahara Niger River Canada Czechoslovakia France Tunisia West Africa Hamani Diori Canadian National Railroad South Africa Mombasa Kenya Indian Ocean Lagos Nigeria Gulf of Guinea Europe Sahelian Africa Algiers

Tyrannicide and the Trujillo Case Revisited

The piece questions the legality and morality of state killings of foreign leaders, cites the 1961 Trujillo murder in the Dominican Republic, and suggests U.S. secret action and Kennedy era involvement. It recalls Bosch's wartime exile, Bay of Pigs fallout, and hints at CIA roles in the Trujillo plot.

Rafael Leonidas Torjillo Molina San Jose Costa Rica Juan Carmen Bosch Trujillo Bosch de Gaulle John Kennedy Bay of Pigs Castro Batista Santo Domingo Juan Bosch Bosches Don Juan Kennedy Robert Kennedy

The Art Buchwald Column A Limited Nuclear War

Washington reports the Air Force will train crews for a limited nuclear war as a flexible option. An unnamed government source discusses targeting cities in a staged exchange, the hot line, and fears of cascading escalation. The dialogue probes whether such a strategy risks broader conflict and whether leaders will avoid all out war while preserving options.

Washington Pentagon Air Force United States Moscow Mobile Ala Minsk White Plains N.Y Kiev New Orleans Leningrad Ukraine Detroit Congress

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Brown Tiday James Holfhouser Charles Dunn State Bureau of Investigation Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate Saigon Taipei Central Intelligence Agency Rockefeller Commission Ms. Bentley Avondale Shipyards Nixon Charles Mathias R.md Helen Bentley White House Maritime Commission Niamey sub-Sarahan Sahel Chad North Africa Libya Edward Levi Ford Hitler Stalin Thomas Aquinas Dominican Republic 116Th St Manhattan Sam Harper Time The New Leader C.I.A Jack D.R Bob Art Buchwald
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