Warden's Philosophy On Prisoner Rehabilitation At Menard
A Southern Time article profiles Warden Ross V. Randolph at Menard State Penitentiary embracing rehabilitation over punishment. It outlines expanded educational and vocational programs, literacy efforts, and college courses, aiming to prepare inmates for taxpaying, law abiding futures despite high parole violator rates and recurring old faces.
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Marie Volkert
Menard State Penitentiary
Menad
Ross V. Randolph
Menard
Aosha Dn
Mosti
Randolph
Meneard
Southern Illinois University
STU
Air Line Maintena nce Crews Walk Out Nationwide
United Air Lines maintenance workers walked off today at terminals nationwide in protest of United hiring a private firm for fueling. A temporary restraining order by Judge Bernard M Decker halted the walkout after an emergency hearing. Idlewild in New York saw the action Tuesday night with sympathy strikes at Newark and spread to Cleveland Detroit Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Chicago
United’ Air Lines
Maintena Lerews
U.S. District Court
Bernard’ ‘M
Decker
Idlewild
New York
United
Newark
Cleveland
Detroit
Francisco
Los
Defense Scientist Backs Ban Treaty
Washington, Aug. 21 AP The Defense Department top scientist said the Soviet Union could not gain a substantial advantage under the limited nuclear test ban even if they cheat to the maximum. Dr Harold Brown testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U S nuclear superiority would improve if the treaty is observed. He contrasted with Dr Edward Teller who called ratification a dreadful mistake. Brown said ABM development is comparable in magnitude and success to the Soviets.
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Washington
Defense Department
Harold Brown
Defense
U.S
Brown
Edward Teller
Air Force
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services
Joint Atomic Energy Committees
Teller
United States
Joe
Maan
Southern Liners Forecast A Warm Thursday Ahead
For Southern liners the outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a warming trend. Low tonight in the 60s to mid 60s and high Thursday in the 90s to mid 90s. Weather details on map page 18.
Kennedy backs safeguards to protect nuclear treaty goals
President Kennedy told a news conference that a robust safeguards program will prevent national security risks from any Soviet abrogation of the nuclear test ban. He cited ongoing plans with Joint Chiefs, discussed lab oversight, Johnston Island readiness, underground testing, and improved detection to enforce the treaty.
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E. W. Kenworthy
New York Times
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Joint Chiefs of
Johnston Island
Central Pacific
Diem raids Buddhists as U S protests in Saigon
President Ngo Dinh Diem's forces raid Buddhist pagodas across South Vietnam triggering U S condemnation. The State Department notes Vietnamese government reprisal against reconciliation promises while pledging continued American aid in the anti communist war. Raids target Rayada An Quang Xa Lai pagodas with arrests and seized weapons. Martial law-like measures expand as Saigon moves to restore order and quell Buddhist demonstrations.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
U. S
Kennedy
Diem
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Rayada
State Department
Washington
Republic of
United States
U.S
Eike
Seige
Hue
Xa Lai
An Quang
Ravada
Cave-In Feared As Escape Holes Reach Miners
Aug 21 report from Hazelton describes drilling of a new escape hole for three trapped miners and a second hole believed to reach Bova area. Two men 331 feet underground maintain surface contact through a six inch shaft while others discuss progress. State mine inspector Joyce questions confirmed contact and notes confusion amid the perilous rescue.
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Hazelton
Bova
Joyce
Fellin
Throne
Eva
Hope
Arthur ‘Joyce
Louis
David Fellin
Henry “Throne
Snanes
Washington National
Tolgates
Ford Motor Co
Shepard
Thursbody
Aix
Strike Idling Ford Plants in Chicago Heights Ang22
The Associated Press reports Ford plants in Chicago Heights have idled as part of a strike. Details on the involved unions and exact production impact remain unclear at this time.
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Ford
Man Dies as Floods Swamp Washington Area
Aug 21 AP report says heavy rains inundated the Arlington and Alexandria regions around Washington. A man drowned after his small car was swept away by floodwaters near Branch Avenue Army-Navy Drive as rescuers evacuated motorists from flooded homes and low-lying streets.
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Washington National Airport
Ginin
Alexandria
Arlington
Capital
Army-Navy
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William Keene Inc
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Joint Chiefs
John S. Foster Jr
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Ley
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