Jamaica housewife fuels civil rights and disarmament drive
Virginia Naeve of Jamaica Vermont organizes aid for Southern Negro families, assists with a Mississippi library relief drive, and promotes nuclear disarmament. She connects North and South families, raises funds, and ships education materials, all from a modest home in the Green Mountains.
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Jamaica
Green Mountains
Virginia Naeve
Soviet Union
United States
Naeve
Geneva
Martin Luther King
South
America
Lowell
King
Rita Schwerner
Mississippi
Vermont
Rain Hope Grows For Rutland Drought Relief
Rain is sought as Rutland Vermont and West Rutland face drought with an 88 million gallon Rutland reservoir at 40 million gallons and a three week supply left. West Rutland's 19 million gallon lake is dry, water is drawn from an artesian well.
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Rutland
UPS
West Rutland
Vermont
Rutland Urges Water Use Ban and Ordinance Threat
Rutland officials warn artesian well may run dry with 100000 gallons daily and urge council to consider an ordinance on city water use. Fire risk rises as drought grips the region amid light rainfall and below normal snowfall.
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Rutland
John J. Daley
Bennington County
Federal Soil Bank
Johnson Signs Two Billion Federal Highway Bill
President Johnson signed a two year federal aid highway program totaling two billion dollars. The act boosts primary and secondary roads and forest, Indian, and park service roads, funding shared with states. Top recipients include California New York Texas Pennsylvania Illinois Alaska Ohio Michigan Missouri and Georgia. The bill excludes the 1961 authorized interstate system.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
TVA
Uncle Sam
California
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Alaska
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Georgia
National Park Service
United States
Astronauts Undertake Harsh Nevada Desert Survival Test
A Gemini training group of 13 astronauts endures 48 hours in the Nevada desert with only two quarts of water and no food. They learn to forage for creatures, navigate at night, and signal for help while facing heat up to 160 degrees and threats from snakes and scorpions.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
Nevada Desert
Earth
Russell Schweickart
Sea Girl
N.J
Schweickart
David Scott
la Jolla
Calif
Scott
Algerian Leader Ben Bella Receives Lenin Peace Prize
President Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria today receives the Lenin Peace Prize in recognition of efforts for peace and liberty and the struggle for national independence. A Soviet delegation arrived in Algiers on Tuesday for the ceremony.
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Algiers
UPD
Ahmed Ben Bella
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