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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

26 Dec 1968

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1968

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2

Dow advances as Wall Street stabilizes after recent losses

American stock market firms midday as analysts cite bargain hunting and investor relief after six straight sessions of declines. Industrials and financials lead gains with notable activity in General Electric, IBM, and Ford. dividend notes and corporate moves cited in broad market rally.

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Apollo 8 families send Christmas love from space

Passages from Apollo 8 crew and their relatives reveal a joyful Christmas as Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders circle the moon. Relatives voiced prayers and gratitude while Apollo 8 prepares for splashdown and return home Saturday after the mid Pacific crossing.

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Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell Jr William ‘A. Anders Borman Siar
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Fuel Struck City in Deep Freeze as Flu Season Peaks

George Martin braces his flu stricken family in a chilly New York City apartment Christmas Day. A brutal cold snap drove misery for thousands amid a fuel oil truckers strike. Blood banks faced dangerously low supplies as donor illness and high demand pressed need.

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George Martin New York City
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Contaminating Rivers Thermal Pollution Concerns Rise

Washington reports mounting U S concern over thermal pollution from steam electric plants and industry. Officials warn heat discharge harms rivers by killing fish and disrupting life cycles. By 2020 steam plants may use 411 billion gallons daily, with atomic plants increasing share. solutions include cooling towers and site regulation under the 1965 Water Quality Act.

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Stan Benjamin Associated Press Pollu- Washington Jacob I Water Resources Council Mississippi River Atomic Energy Commission Interior Department
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Egyptian astronauts face spying charges after spaceflight

Reported Wednesday that Egyptian traveler Amin Mohamed Souka and another diplomat faced allegations of passing military and economic information to a foreign agent during the voyage. The case centers on how mission details and talks with other nations were handled, with astronauts greeting families and authorities amid the inquiry.

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Christmas at sea aboard the Pink Palace lightens crew families

Mrs. Jesse Hodges of Creswell, Ore., recalled Captain Bucher’s wish it had been him as officials kept a low profile to give the Navy crew a genuine Christmas. The 11 month pay was paid, average cash withdrawals were $448, and the post exchange sold cameras, toys, and a bow and arrow set. Crew members and families attended Protestant, Catholic, and Hanukkah services, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed a Christmas dinner of turkey, prime ribs, and rainbow trout. A Houston letter from Apollo families offered prayers and joy, while a Chamber drive raised $15,000 for food and lodging, about a third of what’s needed for two weeks. The Navy provided telephones and travel funds for relatives.

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Jesse “D. Hodges Creswell Ore Pink Palace Houston Space Center Seoremand Navy Chamber of Commerce
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Cold Weather and Oil Shortage Smother New York

Bitter cold and fuel oil shortages plus a flu outbreak hit New York hard as thousands faced unheated homes during Christmas. Health officials urged faster emergency fuel deliveries. only a fraction of orders were filled despite high call volumes. Blood supplies were dangerously low due to donor illness and worker shortages.

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New York New O'Rourke Abraham Abrahamson Abrahamson
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Federal highway plan delays spark secretary comments

HEW Secretary Wilbur J Cohen said cost estimates cannot be made until states apply for funds and noted the delay stemmed from detailing work. Governors criticized a regulatory change seen as hindering interstate routes, while 28 states approved a 1500 mile addition to the Interstate System, a multibillion expansion backed by Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd to increase system flexibility amid growth.

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