Prisons in America Called Monster Producing Factories
Former Arkansas prison chief Thomas Morton testified at a Senate hearing that U S jails are monster producing factories alleging inmate murders torture devices and brutal abuse Morton cited a 1966 investigation showing inmate abuse and corruption including death threats beatings and sexual perversion He described racial segregation and the Tucker telephone device used to shock prisoners as part of a systemic pattern of brutality
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Bangkok to host international conference of supreme court justices
Bangkok will host a conference of supreme court justices from most nations next September. The event brings together judges to discuss legal issues and judicial cooperation.
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Nixon Aims Broad Overhaul of Executive Branch
A Nixon adviser said the president plans a major reorganization to tighten White House control and boost efficiency. About six Cabinet departments will be restructured with the Job Corps potentially phased out, and a White House group on government reorganization will be formed to measure plans against private management practices.
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Lodge Contacts Ky in Paris Amid Vietnam Peace Talks
US chief negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge met South Vietnamese Vice President Ngo Dinh Ky at the U.S. Embassy villa in Paris amid stalled peace talks. The session followed Secretary Rogers warning that communist attacks would not yield concessions. Ky's plans to return to Saigon remained unconfirmed, with officials noting a possible future visit.
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Ike's Progress Favorable After Surgery and Heart Status Stable
Dwight D. Eisenhower continues to show favorable progress in recovery from intestinal surgery with a stable heart condition. A Walter Reed bulletin notes intravenous feedings and medications ended, he remains febrile but weak, and substantial time is needed to regain strength. Col. John Eisenhower visited, and Mrs. Eisenhower sees him frequently.
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