Jupiter May Have Heat Source Independent Of Sun
NASA priorities favor Mars and Venus, yet some scientists propose Jupiter may host a secondary heat source. Observers cite Jupiter's strong magnetic field and dense gaseous atmosphere as evidence of complex, potentially life-related processes, hinting at early Earth-like chemistry amid its cloudy expanse.
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Ay Joseph L. Myler
United Press International
Washington
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mars
Vetus
Jupiter
Earth
Herbert Friedman
Naval Research Laborate
Astronautics
Aeronautics
Notes
Jupiter Likely Not A Frozen Giant Says Scientist
A science discussion asks if Jupiter is a giant planet or a primordial star. Observers note its mass exceeds Earth's 317 times yet is far smaller than the Sun, with at least 12 moons and intense radio signals in orbit around the Sun.
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Mars
Ori
Jupiter
Earth
Rhodesia declares fuel rationing amid oil embargo
Rhodesia orders fuel rationing after the Anglo American oil embargo on the Smith government. The average motorist faces about four gallons weekly, with 120 coupons to start and full rationing to follow. Police say terrorists activity near Sipolilo has eased. Royal Canadian Air Force ships oil to Zambia as Rhodesia drops oil exports after the embargo.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Sipolilo
Salisbury
Zambia
Royal Canadian Air Force
Canada
Lusaka
Leopoldville
Congo
Rhodesia
Britain
United States
Rutland
Six Israelites Demand U S To iLeave Viet Nam
Six demonstrators from Jaffa protested at the American Embassy in Tel Aviv, carrying signs such as Yankees leave Viet Nam and Stop murdering people. They were arrested after a police request to disperse, offering no resistance as they were led away.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Viet Nam
Jaffa
Public Auctions Set at Middletown Kennard and Anderson
Public sales list household goods and personal property across multiple sites. Auctions held at Middletown and Kennard locations with names Elbert Frazee Harry Smith and Cecile Carmichael as organizers or bidders noted. Auctioneers include Kelkim Bradley Pheanis Whelehel and others for items at Ohio Avenue Anderson Indiana and surrounding areas.
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le Frank Femswiller
8Th St
Middletown
Elbert C. Frazee
Harry A. Smith
Kennard
O Gant City
Grant Cit
Mian Rafay S
Jee Kelkim
Jin Bradley
de Dam
Cecile
Carmichael Adins
Ohio Ave
Anderson Ind
Wayne Pheanis
E. Whelehel
Mobile Home Fire Damages Residence on Christmas Day
An early morning Christmas Day fire destroyed a mobile home belonging to Aaton Smith at 2484 We. 26th Street. Fire crews battled the blaze, with the extent of damage confirmed as substantial.
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Aaton Smith
State Police report finds man dead in Monroe County cabin
Bloomington scene details a death of Donald Beatty 20 Helmsburg Ind found December 24 in a cabin near Bloomington after party clashes and a doorway fall. Doctors cite brain injury. body sent to Nashville funeral home. Fire burns blamed on faulty wiring in 6 foot house trailer. Fire Chief cites emergency response at 3 13 a m with multiple crews. one man burned treated at St Johns Hospital. Chicago butter and eggs market moves reported by AP.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madigan County
Indiana
Commissioners Court
Anderson
American _Legion Post
Fair
Wittt St
Clas
East 12Th St
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
F. Condon
Joe 4. Harris
oTa
Don la Pierre
Eugene Creagmile
Superer Cou
Madison County
Beckman
Robuck
Schuyler and
la Pierre
United States District Court For
Southern District of Indiana
Indianapolis
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company
John T. Carter
Madison County Court House
Old Union Traction Company
Township 19
North Range
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Tadiana
Section
DALE _C. STONE
United States
Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Donald Beatty
Helmsburg
Beatty
Here
Nashville
Jack Richardson
Smith
St. John's Hospital
Scone
Dow Jones Stocks Close With Mixed Gains On NYSE Report
New York stock activity shows varied closes with industrials and utilities trading mixed as Dow averages drift. Key names such as CocaCola and Boeing reported notable moves while dividend notes and ex-dividend details circulated in market notes.
Grain and livestock markets mixed on Chicago and Indianapolis trading
Chicago wheat edged higher while corn and oats fluctuated, soybeans up modestly amid light trading. Indianapolis hogs and cattle traded with varying gains and losses as futures and cash markets showed cautious activity across grains and livestock sectors.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board ‘of Trade
Commission Howe
Commission Houses
Ead
National Output Gain Forecast for 1968 Explored
The National Planning Association projects a 1968 national output gain of about 4 billion, lifting total output to 716 billion as the economy enters a sixth year of growth. The estimate allows for an 8 billion swing up or down, depending largely on military spending.
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Ov Washington
The
National Planning Association
Hoat
Stude
Johnson
Athe
NPR
Gerehard Calm
Emge's Livestock Prices Hogs Steady Sets Record Range
Local market notes hogs 190 240 pounds at 29.40 to 29.90 and 300 pounds at 28.15 to 29.15. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 24.00 to 26.00, cows 11.60 to 14.00, good steers 22.00 to 25.00. Local grain market prices vary by area due to freight and factors. new wheat and beans listed.
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New York
UFI
Usind
Uspipe
AcmeMk Og
insCop
SBS Sdn
Adresdo
US Steel
Admiral Cp
Ustob
Allegh Corp
WashPr
Wvapip
Watair
AmCat Wunion
AmPorPw
Korvede ES Bre Ahom
Kresge
Bae
Westab
Kroger
Amet
Herat
Wilson&Co
Limpewty
WinrDx
Ted Gu
Amnex Cp Lockheed
Ty Yongst
Lopes
Arepsy
Zenith
We Armee
Lou Nash
Armur
Lukens
New York Stock Exchange
Ato Corp
Assolny
Magma
Atehisa
Masnavax
Atlas Corp
Balt
Obin McGrEizn
Poe
Mead
Ty Merck Te
Dow Jones
Beekman
Beemkan
VaMin&Ch
Beech
Lo YalNion P&l Oye
Bendix
Jelatecon
Aaige Ig
Boeing Co 2A
Jamis
Amso LE Sagi
Borden Lil
Brilly
McFuel
May
Lake Bullard
Burlington
Lee Lélte Cn
NEW York Cupi
Tis
American Stock Exchange
Taday
Uta
Hele Sylge
BrownCo
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Ohio
Gosh Seve Ag
Northrapc
Day Mn
Disilys
ChrisCeft Sk
aNgy
Felmto
Firthse Tly IF
Tia Bk
Jouselco
Ford Can S
Severan Om Clevit
Owens
Frontairt Sk
CocaCol
Owend
Kaltman I US
Kalman
Kirby
Azyenwi
Pan Am
Sleadas
Paramont
Molytdn Cp
GSO Hss
ComwEdis
Parke Dvs
New Parkm
Sonatone
Statham In
Syolex
Techie
UPI
Invest Group
Contos Ao BoLb— Yi
Gsis
National Associ
CookCoff Shioe Stee Utahla
Alion of Securities
Gla Ag
Fillsbury
Ht P
Alers, Inc
Coepa Ioe
Lata Sy
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Jena Z
Ianare Wis
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Channing
Channing Gth
Raneo Ba
Hgr Sa
Republ
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Life
Rexall
Chase
Maes Gr
Indianapolis
USDA
Drovius Asssonaslaas
Anality
Duke Pwr
Rockwil
DING
Dignett ii
Rota Lda
Aspa
MoRth
jBobe Corp
Eae Lser
Estresta
Ewasong
Eltrac
SangEl
New York Aerosp
Wet Stock Exchange
United Funds
Eric Lackw Slaughter
Tex Gulf
Unilever N.V
Sharon St
Fairch Hillr
Flimtkotec
Ford A Sola
Chicago
Fiapwr
Brunswick
SouthCo
Sooty Sperry
U. S
Midwest
London
Gillett
Glen AU Sa
Gresand
Grumma
Carol Carson
NPA
Becoray
Boston Edison Oa
Rey Sabor
Dutana
Riis
Tsai
Anal van Dusen Mires
Layetare
Saileet Yinhinl
Nas
CUSDA
Ee Pen Eal Capital Poultry
FalaShoe
Alvellow
Muncie Livestock HOGS STEADY AND CATTLE PRICES LISTED
Market notes show hogs steady with various weight ranges and prices from 27.00 to 30.25 per hundredweight. Cattle names include Choice steers 24.90 to 28.30, Good steers 22.00 to 24.50, heifers 22.00 to 24.50, and cows higher with 11.00 to 15.50 for canners. Calves and lambs listed with steady trends and price bands across multiple categories.
Aerospace rally fades as stocks end lower on light volume
Early gains in aerospace and airlines faded as trading slumped on Monday. The Dow fell 6.57 to 959.79, with the Associated Press index down 2.2 to 255.5 and the S&P 500 at 91.52. Volume totaled 5.87 million shares, the lightest since November.
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New York
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
At&t
del E. Webb
American Stock Exchange
U.s.treasury
Chi Butchers Hold Steady Amid Slaughterhouse Trading
Meat market report shows steady to slightly lower weights and prices for 190 to 475 pound cattle and hogs with mixed lots, including prime and choice slaughter steers and heifers. Regional figures list 1,150 to 1,400 pound steers at 27.25 to 27.75, lamb values rise, and cow and bull ranges cover utilities. Community notes cover Christmas gathering at Bethany Christian Church with Esther Circle members, devo tions, and upcoming events led by Mrs Needler and Mrs Scott.
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Chicago
USDA
Bethany
Gil Needler
Wesley Scott
Ewes
iChambers
Madge 'Scott
Esther Circle
Bethany Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Elmer Hodson
Charles Barger
Chester Collier
Jen Houston
Virgil Hull
Paul Jessup
Charles Johns
Hector Kirk
James Kreegar
Virgil Lawler
Chester Lewis
Howard May
Fred Patterson
Vern Porter
Albert Rediker
Farrel Redding
Earl Schalk
Ernest Patterson
Joan Seal
Leslie Smith
Ray Toppin
Jack Stanley
George Rediker
Hugo Vernition
Chester Wear
Ruth Allan
Jerry
William Scott
Muncie
Arvin McHenry
Earl Wollam
Nancy Wollam
Jerry David Wollam
Cattle and hog markets show mixed steady to higher trends
Louisville market reports cattle steady to higher with calves 50 up for cows and bulls strong. Slaughter steers and heifers hold gains while vealers and feeders stay steady. Hogs show fair activity with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents, sows slightly higher. Sheep steady with lambs 24 to 26.50 and ewes 3 to 6 dollars.
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Louisville
Federal
State Market News Service
Choice
Steel industry to hire after New Year amid rising demand
United Press International reports December bookings up 25 percent from November signaling stronger steel demand. First quarter 1966 output seen lower than 24.5 million tons shipped this year. Turnpike Authority of New Jersey announces 625 million bond package for refinancing and new projects, widening the toll road to 12 lanes between New Brunswick and New York City. Amoskeag Company and president Frederick C Dumain acquire 20 percent stake in Maine Central Railroad.
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United Press International
Pittsburgh
Trenton
New Jersey ‘'Turnpike Authority
New Brunswick
New York City
Boston —Amoskeag Co. 1
Frederick C. Dumain
Maine Central Railroad
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