Purdue researchers study animal food intake and brain development
Purdue University biochemists study how animal food intake relates to brain development and hope to apply findings to human mental retardation. The report notes broader 1964 research at the agricultural experiment station, including blood plasma studies across 10 species and efforts to identify soil types and crop diseases from high altitude aircraft.
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Purdue Today
Pay Raises And New Varieties For Agriculture Projects
Pay increases were announced for Fort Benjamin Harrison and Naval Avionics Facility workers. Purdue 64 beef cattle nutrition fortifier, Wayne soybean release, Chippewa 64 root rot resistance. New spring oat Bard announced. Annexation probe after yarn fire destroys farm equipment and crops.
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Shelby
Clark
Purdue
IU Alumni Club To Sponsor Film Preview
Prospective Indiana University students and parents from Madison County are invited by the IU Alumni Club of Anderson to a 7 20 p m Wednesday January 12 meeting in the Boys Club Room at the Anderson YMCA. Philip Peak associate dean of the IU School of Education will speak. A color film of the University will be shown and a Q A session will follow.
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Logan Blank
Richard F. Davisson
Redwood Dr
Shares Take Sharp Loss
Stock quotations show yesterday’s close with prices in parentheses indicating bid and offer. The legend lists bids and asks for various shares with their closing values and commentary on trading activity.
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Thomson & McKinnon
Johnson plans multi billion high speed transport program
Washington sources say President Johnson will unveil a multi million dollar transport program in the State of the Union. The package includes 100 mile per hour rail options between New York and Washington and an initial 20 million dollar budget for study. Talks with Pennsylvania and New Haven Railroads on a 1965 high speed train demonstration are described as very encouraging.
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UPI
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Chicago Hogs Turn Weaker in Market and Rail Plan Report
The article notes a proposed 1960s plan for electric powered trains reaching 100 miles per hour and a possible 200 mile per hour ground speed. It describes a Congress budget of 20 million dollars for research and development with 10 million for R D, 8 million for demonstrations and 2 million for statistics. The piece also covers Wall Street’s year end slump with Dow Jones dropping to 862.18 and trading activity around 4.37 million shares, plus market concerns over steel and oil prices and labor contracts.
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Local Livestock Market Prices From Emre's
Emre's market advertises local livestock and grain prices with notes that values vary by area due to freight rates. Wheat corn shelled beans are listed as price references for buyers.
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Israelis and Syrians clash over farm land near border
Tiberias Israel reports clash as Israeli and Syrian patrols exchange fire over disputed plots. Armored tractors sow seeds while both sides claim restraint. No casualties reported. Damascus Radio says cultivation breaches armistice and UN truce team instructions. Israel denies. Incidents continue along the border with Jordan.
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Soybeans Drop 10-Cent Limit On Market Slide
Chicago soy futures fell the 10 cent daily limit amid broad liquidation as traders priced in weak demand. Wheat and corn moved lower with soybeans opening winter trend. cattle and hogs mixed as slaughter figures showed varied strength across classes. Overcoat exchange program at Kansas State University aids international students facing Midwest winters.
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Mid West
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Shipshewana Auction Firm Gets Suspension
The suspension of Walter L. Schrock and Levi J. Yoder, partners in the Shipshewana Auction Co., for seven days starting Dec 27, was announced by the Agriculture Department. The firm in Shipshewana Indiana had its registration under the Federal Packers and Stockyards Act suspended for unfair and deceptive livestock marketing practices.
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API
Walter L. Schrock
Levi J. Yoder
Shipshewana Auction Co
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Shipshewana
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Packers and Stockyards
Indonesian Army Plans Missile Launches Amid Costs
A mixed dispatch notes Indonesia's army preparing to launch several missiles while aviation and defense figures cite costs. Reports from London and Jakarta reference a $49 million price tag for a "flying tank" concept and related military procurement involving multiple nations.
Hogs and cattle prices drift lower in Indianapolis market report
In Indianapolis the hog market shows declines up to 50 cents with varied loads and weights from 190 to 600 pounds. Cattle and calves move slowly with steers around 73.00 to 23.75 per hundredweight and cows at 13.30 to 14.50, while veal prices range 23.00 to 29.00. Sheep lambs stay active with lambs 20.00 to 22.00 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Indianapolis
AP Usda
State Prison Term Given In Slaying
Robert Shelby age 41 of Brazil received 221 years in Indiana State Prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the Sept 1 1963 shooting of Ray Stewart Jr. in a cabin on the Eel River south of Brazil. The tavern owner was originally charged with first degree murder. The case moved from Clay County to Owen Circuit Court in 1964.
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UPI
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Owen
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Hoosier Granted Wisconsin Clemency
Wisconsin Governor John Reynolds pardoned Wallace Lautenbach 37 of Indianapolis Indiana for non payment of child support. Lautenbach had served nine months of a one year eight month sentence and was on parole when he sought clemency to qualify for jobs in Indiana unavailable with his record.
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UPI
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Subway Coin Returns Deluge Of Money
James McCall, an unemployed plumber in London, inserted a foreign coin into a subway ticket machine. The device issued 50 tickets and 30 sixpences worth 3.50 dollars. He was charged with attempted theft and fined 10 pounds (28 dollars) in court.
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UPI
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