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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1965

Page

11

Federal Water Crisis Team Heads Into Drought Stricken Northeast

Federal water crisis team led by Interior Secretary Udall and Army engineer Cassidy travels to Philadelphia Camden Newark and New York City to coordinate drought relief. The plan includes a 4 million Northeast water resources survey and an 185 million rush to speed up salt water to fresh water conversion. Johnson directed action and a council to keep daily contact with New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware officials.

Federal Water Crisis Team Northeast Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall W.W. F. Cassidy Army Enginers Philadelphia Camden N.J Newark New York City Johnson White House Congress New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maine Virginia Water Resources Council Udall

Accused Pirate Slayer Kept in Separate Cell

Roberto Ramirez, accused of piracy and murder aboard the freighter Seven Seas, is held in a single cell for his protection. A U.S. hearing was scheduled after Ramirez surrendered 50 miles south of Miami in a skiff. The Coast Guard recovered the ship and Ramirez with a loaded pistol, amid questions of jurisdiction over a murder aboard a Panamanian-registered vessel.

Miami Pia Seven Seas Heaven Roberto Ram Sgt Arold Adams County Beamse Coast Guard Gulf Stream Cook Ramirez Cuba Mieami Immigration Department Washington U.S Aakbadie

Dirksen Delivers New Amendment Aims at Reapportionment

Senator Dirksen unveiled a revised constitutional amendment to reject the Supreme Court ruling on legislative apportionment. The plan would base one house on population with others including geographic divisions and subdivisions like counties. The measure adds 10 year reapportionment and a phrase for effective representation. Vice President Humphrey told mayors the administration focuses on roads water sewage and capital shortages after a local government meeting series.

Washington Everett . Dirksen Tllinois Senatr Supreme ‘Ourt Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson

Musial Credits Fitness Push as Youth Health Improves

In St Louis AP report Musial cites Pentagon data showing American boys are as healthy as or healthier than 20 years ago. He notes stricter medical standards have kept military rejection rates near 14.8 percent versus 15 percent in World War II, claiming a victory for the fitness program. The piece also mentions Britain's Imperial Scepter diamond at 530 carats.

St, Louis, Mo Musial Pedent St. Louis Pentagon Theilitary Service

Cool Weather In Appalachians Yet Nation Sees Heat

The central and northern Appalachians were cool while most regions saw warm to hot weather. Showers touched the Gulf Coast and Far West with light rainfall. Pensacola recorded nearly one and a half inches in six hours. Temperatures topped 100 in the northern Plains at Huron and Philip, 8 D, and 95 in Bismarck North Dakota and Denver. The southwest desert again exceeded 100 as cool belt readings ranged from 45 in Philipsburg Pennsylvania to 93 in Needles California.

Associated Press Central Appalachians Gulf Coast Far West Pensacola Fla Northern Plains Huron Philip 8.D Bismarck N.C Denver Mercury Southwest Desert Appalachi Philipsburg Needles California Desert

Lyons Chamber Seeks $1 Million Atlas Missile Silo

The Lyons Kansas Chamber of Commerce requests the General Services Administration provide an underground silo that once housed an Atlas missile for a new tourist attraction. The Air Force has phased out Atlas missiles in central Kansas.

Lyons Kan Lyons Chamber of Commerce General Serviices Administration Air Force Kansas

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