Market declines as hogs and stocks slide on light volume
Sharp profit taking hits copper, airlines, and aerospace while leading issues drop one to five points. Anaconda United Airlines Polaroid and others fall. copper and U.S.Steel sectors slide. bonds steady. Hog and cattle prices ease as butcher hogs drop 25 to 50 cents and slaughter steers weaken.
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New York
Anaconda
United Airlines
Polaroid
Douglas Aircraft
American Airlines
Xerox
Zenith
Cerro
Packard Bell
Corning Glass
duPont
U.S. Smelting
Chicago
C R Markets Crash Injures Two in Linn County
Two Linn County residents were injured in a two car crash at Second avenue and Tenth street SE. Guy L. Coffman, 22, Palo, suffered a head laceration and possible concussion, listed in fairly good condition at St. Luke's. Howard E. Hurt, 31, Center Point, treated for a head cut and released. Willard J. Laird Jr., 29, of 1728 Richmond read NE, charged with drunk driving.
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Linn County
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Guy L. Coffman
Palo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Howard E. Hurt
Route One
Center Point
St. Luke’s
Hurt
Coffman
Willard J. Laird, Jr
Richmond Read
Laird
Ruling on death in Iowa City jail case
Charles Ver mace age 64 of Iowa City was found dead in a jail cell after an intoxication arrest. A cerebral attack was ruled as the cause of death following initial treatment at University hospitals for a head wound.
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Iowa City
Charles Vermace
University Hospitals
Grain Market Ends Higher On Mixed Prices Across Centers
Grain futures closed up modestly as Chicago cash grain and produce quotes show wholesale gains for some items while eggs and butter mixed. Describes varying price levels across Chicago New York Des Moines markets with receipts and week totals.
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Chicago
Ower
Ulu
Idaho
Red River Valley
Florida
New York
USDA
Des Moines
de Xay Oftaai
U.S
Investors' Guide by Sam Shulsky on long term stock growth
A 33 year old secretary holds 10 GM, five sold at 113 then repurchased at 110, and 20 Zenith sold at 114 then bought at 165. The advice is to abandon short term scalp trading and build long term capital by buying solid growth stocks and holding them despite market swings, focusing on long term trends.
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Sam Shulsky
A.t.&t
General Electric
Standard of Jersey
G.M
Pullman
RCA
Lear-Siegler
Bell & Howell
Chrysler
Zenith
General Motors
Picayune
iRules on Busing of Headstart Pupils
DES MOINES AP A school district not liable for injuries to children transported privately to summer Headstart classes, Attorney General Lawrence Scalise said. He added public school buses may not carry Headstart pupils unless enrolled as properly designated pupils under the law. Opinion requested by C Edwin Gilmour, director Town Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Des Moines
Lawrence Scalise
C. Edwin Gilmour
Town Office of Economic Opportunity
Gross National Product Soars in First Quarter
Washington AP reports that the seasonally adjusted annual rate of GNP jumped to 3 trillion dollars in Q1, a 2.5 percent rise from Q4 1965. The Commerce Department cautions the figures are preliminary and subject to revision next month and notes the gain could influence calls for a tax increase to curb inflation.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Armed Forces Students Design Stamp for Servicemen
North junior high students in Sioux City design a stamp honoring American servicemen. They sent a 4 by 8 foot color sign to Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver as a stamp design guide. Petitions with 50,000 signatures were presented to Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien urging action on the stamp.
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North Junior High School
Sioux City
Fitzsimmons General , Hospital
Denver
Colo
Lawrence O’brien
Des Moines
Anderson Denies Constables Assault Charge in Linn County
Marion township constables Charles Bullcek and John Oxley refused to resign after Linn board of supervisors challenged their authority. The board planned to sue to remove one constable, citing light duties and $1 annual pay, while resuming pay for Oxley and Bullcek after the meeting.
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Marion Township
Charles Bullcek
John Oxley
Linn Board of Supervisors
Tse
Vince C. Hatt
Pat Kane
Linstrom
Oxley
Charles L. Benesh
Bulicek
Board of Supervisors
Benesh
Dudley Henderson
Cedar Rapids man pleads to assault with intent to rob
Nelson Y. Anderson Jr., 29, of 815 Second Street SW pled innocent Monday before District Judge Harold D. Vietor to a charge of assault with intent to rob. He is accused of attempting to hold up Berry's grocery in Cedar Rapids on January 28. the owner Louis Berry, 59, tackled and threw him out, and police say Anderson was armed with a pistol.
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Nelson Y. Anderson, Jr
Second Street
Harold D. Vietor
Anderson
Berry
Cedar Rapids
Louis Berry
Drunk Driver Receives Probation After Third Offense
Raymond A. Wemhoner 45 of Robins was sentenced to two years in the men’s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation after pleading guilty to a third offense drunk driving. Judge Warren J. Rees ordered the sentence following the arrest on January 23.
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Raymond A. Wemhoner
Robins
Anamosa
Warren J. Rees
Wemhoner
Lasaly
Data Processing Group To Meet on April 26
The Data Processing Management Assn. dinner meeting is set for Tuesday evening April 26 at the Elks club. State comptroller Marvin R. Selden Jr. will be the speaker. The event starts at 7 p.m. and the public is invited.
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Data Processing Group
the Data Processing Management Assn
Elks Club
Sun
Marvin R. Selden
Pilot unions warn North Atlantic air corridors risk collision
Air line Pilot union officials told a FAA hearing that North Atlantic corridors have narrowed to 90 to 120 nautical miles raising collision danger. The Airline Pilots Association urged immediate widening and more safety studies citing prior unsafe regulations. Captain James Foy of Air Canada Jet Pilot Federation echoed opposition noting past accidents validated pilots’ concerns.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Herbert Levy
New YorkCity
Pilots Association
Federal Aviation Agency
Levy
FAA
James Foy
Toronto
Van
Air Canada
Internationa
Federation of Airline Pilot Associations
Foy
Karachi
Pakistan
Sentencing Friday For Drunk Driver Dauber Pled Guilty
Kenneth Dauber, 44, of 3011 D Avenue NE, pled guilty to a drunken driving charge. Judge Warren J. Rees set sentencing for Friday at 10 am after his arrest on July 23.
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Kenneth &. Dauber
D Avenue NE
Warren J. Rees
Boys Cleared On Count Yet Face New Charge
Police converged on Killian's downtown store as the burglar alarm rang. Two 14 year old boys were found in the adjacent parking ramp after bumping the door during play. They admitted stealing small items from a nearby drug store and were charged as juveniles with shoplifting and turned over to parents.
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Killian
East Berlin Spy Case Sentences Range From 12 Years to Life
An East Berlin court on Monday handed down sentences from 12 years to life to three Germans convicted of spying for United States and West German intelligence agencies. The trial highlighted Cold War tensions as prosecutors cited coded communications and alleged undercover work.
Pihl Named Manager of Wilson Department
Tvan E. Pihl appointed manager of the sausage department at the Cedar Rapids Wilson plant by Plant Manager Paul Wren. He returns to the Cedar Rapids site where he began his Wilson career in 1955 after prior assignment at the meat and food products headquarters in Chicago.
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Tvan E. Pihl
Cedar Rapids
Fine for overweight truck in Vinton case
Clarence J. Henderson of Vinton was fined 230 dollars and costs by Judge William R. Eads after pleading guilty to a charge of operating a truck with 5380 pounds over the legal limit.
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Vinton
Clarence J. Henderson
William R. Eads
Pleads Guilty and Is Placed on Probation for Theft
James J. Borgenson an 18 year old of 3854 Trailridge road SE was sentenced to ten years at the men s reformatory at Anamosa and placed on probation by Judge Warren J Rees after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a Texaco station on 4658 First Avenue NE and stealing 17 50 from the cash register last December 1937.
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Dow-Jones
C. Henderson & Co
Pannh
BEY Aise Bis Reag
Ins
T. C. Henderson & Co
Beatrice Foods” Soda
PennDixie
Clinton
de Penney
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Consolidated’ Foodsay
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Greater Iowa
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Abbott Lab
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Ralston
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Reading Co
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Safeway
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SanFran
Omaha
UPI
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Schering
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Ans dc
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Canner and
Sears
Sears Roe
Seeburg
Sioux City
Ala
USDA
Castle Anaconda
Heit Anken Chem
du Hupp Co
Él Va Sinclair
SingerCo
Arms Ck
idahoPw
Hal Chicago
Atchison
IngerRand
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South Co
InsurNoAm
SouthPac
Sita Siva
Avco Corp
IntBusich
Sperry Rand
SiBrands
Soig
Avaust
Kolisman
T&t
Sidi J Boe
Ohio
Bea
Beckman
Beecher
J K IE
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Bendix
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CBS
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Vendo Co
VBI
Merritt Chang
WarnLam
Mahasco
Mongan
MontDun
MontWard
Wilson Ca
WinnDix
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Woolworth
Xerox
Nat Airlin
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Associated Press
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Dow Chem
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BAY Tis
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Ibi
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duPont
Norweh
Fury
EastAirline
Waa Wits
Ghoedis
ElPaso NG
Emer
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Lamson Brothers
Baird Hiller FairCam
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Fedd Corp
Peele Agees
Sen Cig
Gen Tire
GaPacific Ib
Bres GerberPd
Wis A2 Ve Ms Whalts
Gerry OW
Tate
Gillette
Wy Waylaa
Glen Ald
Fae
Goodrch
James J. Borgenson
Trailridge Road
Anamosa
Warren J. Rees
Borgenson
iFirst Avenue
Linn Group Attends Public Welfare Conference in Davenport
Linn county social welfare director James Nisley and 25 county workers attend the American Public Welfare Assn regional meeting in Davenport with representation from several Midwest states. The conference runs from Sunday to Wednesday.
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Linn
Davenport
James Nisley
Linn County Social Welfare Department
American Public Welfare Assn
Missing woman found after all-day search in Iowa
Janice Klosterman twenty one was missing after leaving her sister's home near Epworth Saturday night. Her abandoned car was found Monday in Farley with a broken rear window and her purse scattered. car keys were missing. She was reported at a friend's home in Farley early Monday morning.
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Cascade
Dulbuque
Farley
Janice Klosterman
Epworth
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Interlake Steel
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New York Central
Diebold
Litton Industries
Collins Radio
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American Stock Exchange
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Sorninas
Dato
Marris
C.R. Markets
C. R
Chicago Cash Grain
Investors’ Guide
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Gross National Produst Soars
Armed Forces
Navy
San Diego
Gary F. Ushter
Shellsburg
Warren
Bowstead
Lowden
Leonard L. Steinford
Keystone
David C. Jordan
Knoxville
Charles W. Dressler
Dennis A. Barnhart
Colesburg
William C. Fraverd
Memorial Drive
Craig Brockman
Marion
Air Force
Lackland
Texas
Ronald R. Clark
Maple ‘Wood Drive
Richard J. Dun‘calf
van Horne
John L. Hanson
Norway
Brian M. Johnson
E Avenue
Gregory J.raymond
Thirteenth Avenue
Verlyn A. Scholbrock
Fifth Avenue
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Area
Marine Corps Reserve
George P. Cavros
B Avenue
John R. ‘Maring
Fourth Avenue
Courthouse News
Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Ben‘esh
N. Atlantic
Ano
East Berlin
Pihl
Wilson
Eugene W. Blazek
Norwalk
Calif
C Avenue NW
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Earlville
Minneso- Farlville
Life Insurance Co
Barmanthplabad
Pat Tole Nest G
Jean E. Fear
Manchester Hospital
Leanda, Fangman
Dyersville
Fangman
Greggor Naderman
Carol Ann Geistkamper
Geistkamper
Jean
Gire
Naderman
Mary Naderman
Anna Hannen
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