Fuel Cell Like Gemini’s May Soon Heat Your Home
A fuel cell similar to the Gemini space vehicle unit may power homes and industry. Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co joins the American Gas Association in a research program with the Institute of Gas Technology in Chicago. The cell runs on hydrogen from natural gas and oxygen from air, producing electricity with higher output at lower cost.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Gemini
A.G.A
National Trade Association For
Institute of Gas Technology
Chicago
Richard H. Gale
Xmas Programs and People Highlight Local Activity
School District 69 Christmas program will be at Weyerts Lutheran Church Tuesday evening. Miriam Circle held a Christmas family party with a covered dish supper and a slide of Christopher the Mouse to gift to the film library. Devotions by Mrs. Hank Jessen and Bible study followed by games. coffee and cake closed the evening. Family visits and church events span Nekota Conference pastors meeting at Rev. Alvin Danielson home and planners for next church convention. Several locals attended tea in Lodgepole and trips to Fort Collins for holidays. The piece notes multiple callers, visits, and a dessert recipe Pears Helene.
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Weyerts Lutheran Church
Miriam Circle
Christopher the Mouse
Film Library
Hank Jessen
Walter Weiger
Donald Block
Henry Block
Elwyn Curry
Ashby
Robert Miller
Alvin Danielson
David Rothbeck
Gordon
John Mager
Rushville
Ludwig Scholl
Kimball
Harold Borges
Dalton
Nekota
Effie Folkerts
Ray Jessen
Lodgepole
Bill Hates
Potter
Ed Wittig
Hay Springs
Cornelius Weyerts
Ronnie
Leo Jessen
Oshkosh
Fort Collins
Jimmy Jessen
Morris Jessen
Sidney
Tony Reane
Wyona Emhovic
Loren Block
Herman Miller
Gurley
Irvin Riegger
Wonnie, Jessen
Danielson
Marcia Flessner
Alliance
Jim Miller
Bridgeport
Marcus novel outlines origins of Christian church through John Mark
Laurene Chinn's Marcus from William Morrow is hailed as the first novel to narrate early church origins from the youngest apostle John Mark. Queen Elizabeth II will attend Hello Dolly at Drury Lane in London to aid Historic Churches Preservation Trust. performances help fund a church crypt hall in Stepney.
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New York
Marcus
Laurene Chinn
William Morrow Co
John Mark
London
Economist forecasts brighter year for farmers in 1966
Michael S. Turner, University of Nebraska Extension economist, says 1966 could surpass 1965 for American farmers due to favorable livestock prices, new farm legislation, and expanding markets. He cites record 1965 farm income, rising per capita disposable income, and a USDA projection of 1966 exports near 6.2 billion dollars, with commercial exports up to 4.6 billion and farm goods sales driving gains amid strong foreign demand. Hull figure echoes elsewhere as Bob Cousy praises Bobby Hull’s size.
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Lincoln
Michael S. Turner
University of Nebraska Extension
Turner
U.S
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Economic Research Service
Europe
Japan
Bishop with Maggie May mural joins Samaritans meeting
In Liverpool Anglic an Bishop of Warrington Rt Rev Laurence Brown was photographed in front of a Maggie May mural as he entered the Merseyside Samaritans annual meeting at a local nightclub. The charity runs a 24 hour phone line from a church crypt assisting people in trouble.
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Liverpool
England
Warrington
Laurence Brown
Maggie May
London
Merseyside
Samaritans
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