Blind U S Woman Who Aids Handicapped in Southeast Asia Wins Freedom Medal
Genevieve Caulfield, 73, a Mississippi native who has spent 30 years aiding blind children in Southeast Asia, received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. She founded a school for blind girls in Bangkok in 1938 and later established efforts in Saigon and Vietnam, relying on modest funding and personal savings.
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Seven Men Spend Month in Undersea Village
PORT SUDAN Sudan reports seven men spent a month beneath the Red Sea in a submerged village. Commandant Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Simone Cousteau described the mission as four to five hours per day in lungs while most work occurred on the Calypso mother ship. The crew, including Raymond Vassiere Claud Wessly Pierre Vannoni and others, were visited by a doctor and found in good health as they evaluate outcomes for future undersea living.
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