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While accurately identifying the Pentagon's manpower problems [June 9], TIME suffered an identity problem of its own. It transposed identifications under the pictures of Lieut. General Glenn Otis and Professor Morris Janowitz...
...regime where it hurts most," says the University of South Carolina's Gordon Smith, who has written extensively on Soviet youth and criminal justice. At the root of the problem are such social ills as alcohol abuse, broken families, crowded living conditions-and boredom. "Drunkenness," says Police Lieut. General Pyotr Oleinik, "is the mother of hooliganism...
With one-third of the Army's G.I.s now based in Western Europe and East Asia, Army families also suffer from separation. At one time, living abroad was an affordable adventure, but the decline of the dollar has turned it into an economic nightmare. Says Lieut. Colonel Paul McCarthy, an Army personnel specialist at the Pentagon: "Repetitive overseas tours play havoc with marriage and family life...
...martial law that has been in effect ever since the assassination of President Park Chung Hee last October, and against the failure of the weak government of interim President Choi Kyu Hah to produce democratic reforms. The military-backed regime-dominated by the country's emerging strongman, Lieut. General Chun Du Hwan, head of the Defense Security Command as well as acting chief of the Korean CIA-responded with a far-reaching crackdown. It closed all 212 universities, detained hundreds of student militants, and arrested leading political figures, notably Kim Dae Jung, a dissident leader and a popular native...
...protests were aimed mostly against the martial law that has been in effect ever since the assassination of President Park Chung Hee seven months ago. The specific targets of these protests: the ineffectual President Choi Kyu Hah, 60, and, most of all, the authoritarian figure behind the President, Lieut. General Chun, 48. As both the head of the Defense Security Command and acting director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency, Chun was already being regarded as the country's offstage military ruler...