Financial and Market News Hoss Strong To 75 Higher
Stocks held gains as blue chips and high-tyers advanced amid strong volume. Major movers included American Telephone General Motors Du Pont and Pennsylvan ia Railroad with notable gains in glamor electronics and aerospace stocks. Bond markets were mixed with corporate bonds rising slightly.
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NEW York
American Telephone
General Motors
du Pont
Ralls
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Chicago Livestock Market Shows Mixed Hogs and Steers Gains
AP dispatch from Chicago reports hogs at 4,500 head with butchers up to 175 higher and cattle receipts around 2,500. Slaughter steers reach prime weights with gains near 1 to 5 dollars. hogs feature varied loads and weights with multiple price ranges. Transmission includes cattle and sheep quotes across markets in Omaha and Sioux City, noting steady trends and changes in late trading.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
T. C. Henderson & Co
Rein
Beatrice
Pan Am
Slinion
Panhep
ParkeDavta
Peach Coal
Fov Fisher
Greater Iowa
PennDixie
Vai Nlersigie
Des Moines
UPI
de- Vawa
Butchers
jPeangail i
Life Invest
HMI Prien
Maytaa
Brill Pet
Sjial
Iney Bow U Nissen
PitPlate
U.S
Dew-Jones
Ierit Ravanter
iRaytheon
Geneis
Wwekt Reading Co
Sais Goahr
GenMills
Izigen
Revlon
Omaha
York Stock” Exchange
Gernerpd
Goodrch
Bia
Sioux City
Sanders
Hallburt
Servel Altaa
Evig
Sharonstl
Hercrdr
Sheltie Ae Am Bosch
Electron
Yal Sundale
Sears Roe
Seeburn
Si Am Can
Tedinn
Yay Smith Fa
She ‘AmerySus
Tate Ata — Va Halvsuy
Socony
Homestic
Soupr Sugar
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
AmCyan
Amespw
South Co
Yel Yicenind
alingerRand
Tao Ae Ee Unterikst Tso
I Stevens JP
Sedshoker
Dive Ashland
Aly
Reed Abs Ashe
Johnman
NSN
Aegon
Abe
Aveo Corp
Fava
Roysecrg
Tdewat
Tim
Down
Spa
Babeouy
Ae S
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al Transam
Saisie
Orvetie Kate
RerchAr
Bendix
Borden
Brunswick & A Ae
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Loews
Neat
Usborax
Burroughs
FDA
Val Oy
Vainetan
AEE AB
Abe Yel Ganderers
Cal Pack
Masnavx
Val Vendo Co
el Mara Cot
Bo Ely
Gertlegd
Merck Igua
Velwilson Co
Ie Woolworth
Chrysler
Yo Mohasco
Worthingin
Monsan
Xerox
Mui Morrell Co
Zenith
Associated Press
BP Ang
Hyllee
Nat Allin
COSY
Sic. Comw &d
Nat
Consolidated Foods
Anaconda Ie
Norfik
Browcol
Aden
Ckibrk
Cedar Rapids
Cannsak
Bae BS
Nor Ngas
Nor Pac
St Eigne
Curtis Pub
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Norton
DanRiv
SYM
Norweh
Barcote
Bray
Otis Elev
Det Steel
Compy
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Okidban
Lamson Brothers
Gress Ind
duPont
Ge Saarn Sutember
Bestar Ase
Oe Ik
Ebsorn
MAY Cevcceyecee
EmerRad
Feddcorp
LINAS
LIM
Ford Te i
Bates Rye Ereeport S
Prunes
C R Markets Gam Sko 1.20 4 31 Percent
Market summary notes a price at 1.20 and a 31 percent indicator with 315 percent mentioned alongside. Trading context unclear due to fragmented OCR. No identifiable individuals or organizations confirmed.
Schroeder Ends Five Day Visit To Spain
West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder concluded a five day official visit in Barcelona meeting Spanish officials to discuss political and economic ties between West Germany and Spain.
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Barcelona
UPI
Gerhard Schroeder
Easter cantata set for Kalona crowd at United Baptist
Kalona cantata special featured by The Gazette notes bank clearings for cedar rapids year to date exceed last year by 16.9 million and lists totals for March 1965 and February 1966. The Easter cantata The Seven Last Words will be presented at 3 and 8 pm Sunday at the United Christian and Baptist church with a Mennonite and United church choir directed by Darrell Hostetler. Peter Jennings and Dave Carter anchor THE 5:30 NEWS each weekday on Channel 9.
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Cedar Rapids
Clearing House
United Christian Time
Baptist Church
Benk
Soybeans Rally on Higher Government Support Amid Grain Gains
Chicago AP reports raised government support rates boosted new crop soybeans on Friday, lifting most grains. Wheat rose 4 to 7 cents, corn mostly steady, oats and rye little changed. Soybeans advanced about 2 to 5 cents with higher bids forNo. 1 yellow soybeans at 2.91.
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Chicago
Chicago produce and a fatal Iowa crash headline mix
The report covers Chicago produce with mixed wholesale price notes for butter eggs and vegetables amid rail strike impact. It also notes a fatal automobile crash near Jefferson City, Missouri, killing Ronald Saltzman and injuring four State College of Iowa students returning from a spring trip.
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Jefferson City
Ronald Lee Saltzman
Cedar Falls
Iowa
State College of Iowa
Highway Patrol
New Orleans
J C Penney Reports Record 1965 Earnings and Dividend
J C Penney Co reports net earnings of 78.9 million for 1965, up 15.6 percent from 1964, with earnings per share of 3.16, aided by a one time gain from selling the New York headquarters. Annual sales reach 2.289 billion, a 209.8 million rise, marking the 11th straight year of record volume. Directors declare a 37 1/2 cent quarterly dividend payable May 1 to stockholders of record April 11.
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J. C. Penney Co
Penney
New York City
All-Ac junior high band festival in Marion district
Eight schools and their band directors will present the annual junior high school band festival at Line–Mar high school gym. Darrell Dicken directs a program featuring marches and overtures by Erickson Handel Humperdinck and others. Meyer oversees festival arrangements. concert at 7:30 p.m. Adults 35c, kiddies 25c.
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Line- Mar
Darrell Dicken
Vernon Junior High School
Marion
Erickson
Handel
Hansel
Gretel
Humperdinck
Ploybar
Kinyon
Willson
Weber
Wiedinmyer
King
Alburnett
Jack Sedlacek
Center Point
Stan Marlow
Central City
Donald Pflieger
Coggan
Jal Finger
Linn-Mar
Norman ‘Meyer
Springville
William ‘Fabritz
Troy Mills
Walkler
Deril Outland
Meyer
Services Monday for Fred Smith in Richland
Fred W. Smith 91 a Richland businessman for more than 70 years died Thursday in Marion where he had lived since 1964 born Oct 19 1874 in Morning Sun married Kathryn Wilson May 24 1895 in Washington he owned F W Smith and Co lumber and hardware and was a 50 year member of Richland lodge AF and AM survivors include a son and three daughters Funeral Monday 2 pm at Richland Methodist Church burial Highland Cemetery Richland friends invited to Murdoch chapel Marion and Gould funeral home Richland. casket will not be opened after service. Bill's Barber Service opening Tuesday at 960 7th Ave. appointments 377-5623.
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Fred W. Smith
Richland
Marion
Morning Sun
Kathryn Wilson
Washington
Richland Lodge No. 38
William W. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Andrew George
Winfield White
Richland Methodist Church
A. R. McMurrin
Highland Cemetery
Murdoch Chapel
Gould Funeral Home
Ray Long Reopens Cor Repair Shop in Marion
Former Marion businessman Ray C. Long announces return to active work with a brake alignment and wheel balancing shop at 1731 Ninth Street. He previously operated in Marion until two cars ago and has 16 years in the trade. Meanwhile, Marion YMCA Saturday schedule lists crafts and gymnastics for youth, swimming lessons, baton practice, and gym programs across morning to afternoon sessions.
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Marion
Ray C. Long
Ninth Street
Long
YMCA
Marion Branch
Link-Belt Speeder union contract approved in Iowa City
United Auto Workers local and Link-Belt Speeder Co. reach a two year pact covering about 770 production workers in Iowa City. The agreement provides a 20 cent hourly raise plus improved life insurance pensions and vacation benefits and a 0.10? hourly bump in April 1967, with broader enhancements to follow. The grant of $1,000 to the University of Iowa accounting department supported accounting education efforts.
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United Auto Workers Local W
Link-Belt Speeder Co
Link-Belt
Iowa City
Department of Accounting
University of Iowa
McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn and Company
Certified Public Accountants
Psi
Nity
Leo Burger
Two youths sentenced in Jesup break-in case
INDEPENDENCE Thomas Winsor, 17, and a 15-year-old from Vinton were sentenced for breaking and entering tied to a March 19 Jesup crime at a grocery store and gas station. Winsor received a 120 day term suspended. the other boy goes to Eldora boys training school then parole. OGDEN UP I fire at Tip Top tavern kills 57-year-old Clarence Boderius from smoke inhalation in his apartment above.
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Independence
Thomas Winsor
Vinton
Jesup
Winsor
Eldora
OGDEN
UPI
Clarence Boderius
Boderius
Woman Killed Near Fort Dodge in Highway Collision
Dortha Irene Ridgeway 59 of West Des Moines died when the car she rode in sideswiped a semitrailer on highway 169 ten miles south of Fort Dodge. The AP report cites officers on the scene.
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Fort Dodge
Dortha Irene Ridgeway
West Des Moines
Highway 169
Here
Campbell Soup Delays Expansion At Johnson Request
Campbell Soup Co of Camden New Jersey has ordered postponement of nonessential capital outlays following President Johnson's appeal for anti inflation measures. W Murphy, president and Business Council chair, announced the delay after hosting Mr Ison and other top businessmen at the White House Wednesday night.
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Washington
Johnson
Campbell Soup Co
Camden
N. J
W. Murphy
Big Food Company
Business Council
John‘Ison
White House
Clear Creek Bond Vote Set
Clear Creek district residents will vote May 3 on a $563,473 bond to purchase a site build a new high school. Site is 25 acres west edge of Tiffin south of Highway 6. Polls open noon to 7 p.m. at Madison township school and in Tiffin Oxford Cosgrove.
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Tiffin — Clear Creek
Tiffin
Highway 6
Madison Township
Oxford
Cosgrove
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Channel 9
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Canrot
Idaho
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Minnesota
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Florida
Fot
Jay Stoddard
Lere
Dennis Met‘ealf
Lynn King
Bob Blake
Still Osteopathic Hospital
J.C. Penney Co
Martin-Marietta
Nordman Jewelers
Martin-Marietta Corp
Rock Products
George M. Bunker
Bunker
Franz Sieck
Tamaly
Hans Steck
Northrup
King's Plato
Kendall Hardware
Marion Theater
Fred Smith
Bill
7Th Ave
Ray Long
Cor
Uri
Emerson Tvs
Will Trade
Harold Phillips
George Domer
Tral Avenue
Phoenix
Ariz
Califfornia
Leta Mar‘chant
Twelfth Street
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Meer
Minnor
Alan Petey Bears
Kim Mordorst
Jack Mordorsts
Twelfth) Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
10Th St
Woman’s Club
Nation
Ben Franklin
Herbert Gerstman
Seventh Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Wilson’s
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Your Gazette
Dial
Kabelfone
Ath Si
Campbell Soup
Clear Creek
William J. Kanak
Francis J. Gupont & CO
Second Ave
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
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