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Photo from San Jose Mercury
An action by four women in Alviso in 1966 brought the U.S. use of napalm to the attention of the media and inspired a song by Pete Seeger. They were to become known as the Napalm Ladies.
48south7th video--a project of San Jose Peace & Justice Center. NAPALM LADIES -- Personal responsibility under international law
Pictured in the photo L to R: Joyce McLean, Beverly Farquhar, Lisa Kalvelage and Aileen Hutchinson
The video is on Youtube and can be viewed or downloaded there as well as at The Internet Archive.
My Name is Lisa Kalvelage Pete Seeger
Wikipedia article: Napalm Ladies
Women's International League For Peace & Freedom
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NAPHTHA
: a flammable liquid of distilled petroleumÂ
NAPHTHA is the root of the first half of the word NAPALM ("naphthenic acid and palmitic acid") as early napalm was made from a mixture of naphthenic acid with aluminum and magnesium salts of palmitic acid.Â