Stocks Slip After Rate Hike Brightens Market Woes
New York stocks closed sharply lower after overnight rate news and a late fed warning. Volume reached 14.45 million shares as big names like Xerox Polaroid and Ford declined, sending the Dow to 897.65. Chicago USDA Monday receipts estimate 9 000 cattle 6 000 hogs 300 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William McChesney Martin, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Xerox
Polaroid
International Nickel
American Smelting
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
RCA
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Livestock and Des Moines Dressed Meats Prices
Chicago market reports show cattle and hog prices by weight and grade with ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows bulls and hogs including mixed grades. Des Moines USDA data lists steady steer and heifer beef with pork loins skinned hams and other cuts priced per weight and type.
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Des Moines
USDA
Midwest
Cedar Rapids hog and lamb market prices and trends
Cedar Rapids hog prices fell 25c on Saturday with Friday deliveries quoted at 18.00 to 18.25 for 200 to 230 lb butchers. Packing sows 16.25 to 16.50. weight-based deductions apply for larger hogs. Poultry and grain quotes listed. lamb prices range from 23.00 to 29.00 for various weights. cattle futures show steady slaughter cows and mixed feeder prices. three Iowa auctions referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Lamson Bros
Hicago
Mercantile Exchange
Cedar Rapids
Wasty
Gobby
Feeder cattle and calves market quotes and ranges
Slaughter cows, feeder steers, heifers and calves quoted with price ranges. Utility cows fetch 18 to 119.80, feeders show values from 24 to 33 per hundredweight, calves 24 to 33, stock cows priced around 173 to 244 per head.
Local notices and ads mix in Cedar Rapids briefs
Hospitalized Leone Washburn at Mercy Hospital. visitors permitted. Dennis Nielsen reports two side windows stolen from his sports car near Avenue and Third Street NE. Cedar Rapids meters theft. parking meter worth 75 dollars missing at Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street SE. George C. McLaud dies at 59 in Moline. services held there. Knights of Columbus host a breakfast April 21. Other ads note silver certificates buys, jewelry discounts, flower shop and ice cream store openings, and local events including a talent show and a church service at Fair Oaks Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Nielsen
Second Avenue
A Avenue
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
First Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Charles McLaud
George C. McLaud
Moline
George McLaud
California Regents Approve 81 Dollar Student Fee Increase
The UC regents voted 17 to 6 to raise student fees by 81 dollars next September, with Gov. Reagan approving for resident students and maintaining tuition pressure. Out-of-state students face about 220 dollars more, totaling 300 dollars yearly for California residents. funds target scholarships for needy Negroes and other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Calif
University of California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Snakes Used by VC for Booby Traps in Caves
AP reports Major James Vik of Walter Reed describes bamboo vipers used by Viet Cong in cave booby traps. He notes seven poisonous snakes in Southeast Asia and that about 50 U S troop snakebites occur annually with few fatalities. Army seeks improved anti venom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
U. S
James Vik
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Vik
U.S
Vietnam
NATO Flotilla Sails Into New York for Patrol Cruise
Destroyers from the United States and the Netherlands, frigates from Great Britain and West Germany, and a Canadian destroyer escort sail into New York. Captain Geoffrey Mitchell of Britain’s Royal Navy says the force formed three months ago to show seapower in response to Soviet displays. The flotilla will train off the East Coast before visiting Canada, Iceland, Norway, Denmark and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Netherlands
Great Britain
West Germany
Canada
NATO
Geoffrey Mitchell
Britain
Royal Navy
Mediterranean
Iceland
Norway
Denmark
Trudeau Becomes Canada’s 15th Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau was sworn in as Canada’s prime minister after Lester B. Pearson formally handed in his resignation. Pearson, 70, retired last year and Trudeau was chosen by the Liberal party at a leadership convention two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Trudeau
Liberal Party
Free Air Films and Drinks Continued by Airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled that airlines may continue offering free in flight films and drinks for now. The decision stayed the May 1 order that would have required airlines to implement reasonable charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Unseasonable Snowbound Weather Hits Northern Japan
A heavy snowstorm paralyzed parts of northern Japan on Saturday with up to 16 inches of snow reported across a broad area. Public transport slowed as crews cleared roads and authorities warned of continued cold and drifting snow into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Religious notices fill Bethel to First Baptist listings
A dense church schedule lists services across Bethel Baptist, First Baptist, Grace Baptist, St. Joseph’s Catholic, Christian, and other churches. It notes sermon titles including Jesus said I Am the Messiah and What Happens after Easter, with times for Sunday school and worship across multiple congregations and locations. A separate item reports Specialist Sills returning from Vietnam and heading to Fort Dix for a 15 month tour, plus job ads and obituaries and an acknowledgement from John Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
William C. Larson
Jesus
Messiah
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Jerry Preston
Wartburg College
Grace Baptist
S. 15Th
Ralph E. Ryal
St. Joseph’s Catholic
5Th Ave
James J. McBride
Mark McGovern
Christian
McGowan
Bird
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Reformed — _ at
7Th Ave
Theodore Brouwer
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Ave
Roger W.peterson
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Landis O. Gross
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
10Th Ave
John OD. Mauber, Jr
Free Methodist
7Th St
Ronald W. Miers
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
S. 15Th St
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
9Th Ave
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
2Nd Ave
W. Allen Bond
Germany
Donald Stils
Fort Dix
N.J
Neil Sill
Fourth Avenue
Frankfort
Specialist Sills
South Vietnam
Belgian Firm Seeks Belgian Defense Ministry in AID Case
Adriaenssens N.V. of Hoboken Antwerp subpoenaed the Belgian defense ministry in a suit over a warehouse occupation claimed by Belgian troops acting for AID. The firm cites AID guarding duties as its contract nears April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
U.S. Agency For International Development (Aid
Defense Ministry
Adriaenssens N.V
Hoboken-Antwerp
U.S. Senate
Belgium
Adriaenssens
U.S
Services Tuesday for Independence Marine Pfc Reidy
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St John’s Catholic Church for Marine Pfc Martin J. Reidy 21 of Independence son of Mary Reidy killed April 10 in an ammunition explosion in Vietnam. Rosaries will be recited Sunday and Monday at McCleery Howe funeral home with burial in St Patrick’s cemetery at Monti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Martin J. Reidy
Mary Reidy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Reidy
Vietnam
McCleery-Howe Funeral
St.Patrick’s Cemetery
Monti
Pueblo captive is new father in quiet moment
Marine Sgt. Robert Hammond of Claremont is revealed as the father of a six pound 11 ounce girl born Tuesday. His wife says she will name the child later and notes the family already has a daughter, Tammy. Hammond was among 83 crewmen captured January 23 when the Pueblo was seized by North Korean patrol boats in Japan.
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Claremont
N.H
Red Cross
Pueblo
Robert Hammond
Bob
Hammonds
Tammy
Hammond
Japan
Theft Reported At Thunderbird Lounge Owner Seeks Missing Cash
Kalell of 314 Thirtieth Street SE told police Saturday morning that $5,000 left at the clerk's desk at the Thunderbird Lounge was stolen while he dined at the Holiday Inn. Police recovered the money later in a City National Bank bag found in a fire at the Shell station near the Holiday Inn. The bag contained $3,500 in cash and change and $1,500 in checks.
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Line Kalell
Thirtieth Street
Thunderbird
Holiday Inn
City National Bank
Shell
Probate notices for Mathis and Hoglan estates in Iowa
The notices announce probate actions in Linn County and Center Point Iowa. Executors Ivan Dale Mathis and Carrol W Hoglan are named. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication, and potential heirs may challenge the will within one year of second publication. Dated April 10 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Fred M. W. Mathis
Ivan Dale Mathis
Center Point
Iowa
District Court of
State of
District Court
State of Iowan
Linn County
Hattie C. Hoglan
Carrol V. Hoglan
Carrol W. Hoglan
Cedar Rapids invites bids for Court elevator modernization
The City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids by May 9 1968 for modernization and remodeling of two municipal court elevators or a complete new installation. Specifications dated 1968 are on file, with hearing set May 8 in City Hall. Bids require 5 percent deposit and 100 percent corporate performance bond, with 10 percent retained until final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
City Hall
Segura
Veterans Memorial
Harold G. Schaefer
Notice for Proposals for Paving Construction Cedar Rapids Iowa
City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for in kind reinforced concrete paving on multiple streets including 35th Street NE Golf Street NE C Avenue NE Blair Ferry Road and others. Bids due May 1968 with 10 percent bid bond. work to begin May 27 1968 and finish September 13 1968. payment via assessment certificates to property abutting the project.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edar Rapids
35Th Street
C Avenue
Golf Street
Blairs Ferry Road
Bowman Road
2Nd Avenue
27Th Street
28Th Street
Towa ‘Avenue
31St Street
32Nd Street
Avenue
J Street
Outlook Drive
West Post Rd
Johnson Avenue
Waconia Road
Cr&ic Ry
Allis Chalmers
Waconia Avenue
Wilson Avenue
3Rd Avenue
7Th Street
8Th Avenue
Chec
Counc
Carel G. Schaefer
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C.R. Markets
Feneral State Market News Service
Leone ‘Washburn
Meadowbrook Drive
Mercy Hospital
James Jewelers
Pierson’s Florists
Baskin Robbins
3Rd Ave
Knights of Columbus
Legion Town Club
al Wear Trio
Legionnaires
Adv
Union
Hawaii
Armor Ballroom
Fair Oaks Congregational Church
Apache Trail
Apache
Jerome
By Joe Fischer
Fissaer
N.Y
Marion Churches
Boston
Ray Fay
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pizza Pete’s
Sophia A. Stamy
Route 1
Murdoch Chapel
Marion
John Knapp
Independence Marine
Blake H. Shipton
Said
Peeciier
Paul
Gazette Classified
Gazete
Dial
Novak Monument CO
4Th Ave
Garden of the Cross
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
J. J. Pavelka
Martelle
Lost
Cedar Hills
Cedar Drive
Taft School
Schwinn Slinsray
Edgewood
1St Ave
Johnson Ave
Shellsburg
Noelridge
Buresh
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
3Rd St
Alexander Ratkowicz
Sth Ave
Stambaugh H & Zimmerman
Your — Jones
Dunfan
Irwin H. Jones
Uss McKean
FPO
Mt. Vernon
Fuller Brush Co
Washington National
Aes Keough
Nimmer
Boldt
Marlon_ nursing home
Wearever
Bowling St
Crestview Nursing Home
Sea Son
West Branch
Third Avenue
Pine Inn
Piccadilly Tavern
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Simpat Roofing CO
Kleiman Const
Simon
Tom Quigley
Jerry
Voldingh
FCS el Pasametti Os' Zobac
Holland Orchard & Nursery
Tern
McIntire
Toledo
Ronnie
Mervin Larson and Son
West Side
Lear’s
Linn Tree Service
Dick's
Ken
John Fields
A. Wise
Jacobson Const. CO
A. Ft
Fred Sacora
McDonald's Tree Service
PAUL_STRAUB
HARRY’S_ TRANSFER CARGO
F. W. Lyman
Senanea Gardens
Fairfax
Lincolnway Winge
Cecil Bunner
Amine
Jerry Myers
Earden
Fordtown Mustang Club
Lindale Plaza
Fordtown
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