Hogs Steady To 50 Higher In Chicago and Des Moines
AP USDA weekly cattle and hog price estimates show lightweights steady to 25 cents lower in Chicago while butcher hogs rise up to 50 cents. Hog receipts 36,900 in Chicago, with 218,500 market receipts for the period. Des Moines reports 35,000 receipts with demand slow and mostly steady to 25 cents lower for butchers.
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Chicago
USDA
Aiday
Chicago Tee DA Carigt
Frio
Choice
Cedar Rapids Feeder Market Prices Steady on Saturday
Prices at Cedar Rapids market held steady with 200 to 220 lb butchers at 19.25 to 19.50 and 300 lb packers bid 16.25 to 16.75. Cattle lists show prime steers at 29.75 to 24.95 and various grades for heifers, steers, cows, and bulls, with price differentials by weight and grade. Sheep and poultry quotations follow, including lambs, rams, and egg prices, plus delivered price notes and a closing line urging readers to read want ads.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Cedar Rapids
Wasty
Bobby
Prime Genuine Springs
Katzenbach Urges Removal of Red Trade Barriers
New York NY Under secretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach told the National Association of Manufacturers that Western trade with communist countries will expand with or without the United States. He urged Congress to pass an East West trade relations act to lower tariff barriers and gain influence for concessions on patent protection trade offices and dispute arbitration. He argued such changes would benefit U.S. interests and peace.
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New York
Nicholas Katzenbach
National Association of Manufacturers
Johnson
Association
U.S
Russia
Katzenbach
Congress
Yugoslavia
Poland
Europe
Stocks Edge Up After Early Loss in New York Market
The New York stock market finished with a slight gain following an early drop. Credit tightening steps boosted confidence, and profit-taking spurred buying. Glamour stocks such as 18M and Polaroid fell sharply as trading remained active with 7.8 million shares changing hands.
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New York
Polaroid
Earthquake Felt Along Mexican Guatemalan Border
An earthquake of moderate intensity struck the border area near Coban Guatemala. The National Earthquake Information Center reported the epicenter was near Coban based on seismograph readings but had no details on damage or direct reports from the isolated location.
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Washington
National Earthquake Information Center
Coban
Guatemala
New Delhi Extends Ban on Crowds Until December
New Delhi officials extended a ban on public gatherings of more than four people through December. The measure, first set on November 7, followed sectarian rioting as Hindus demanded a nationwide cow slaughter ban.
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New Delhi
Helicopter Crashes Into Sydney Office Building
A helicopter lost a rotor blade and crashed into an unoccupied top-floor suite of offices in downtown Sydney. All three occupants were killed, with no other casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Coralville Youth Hurt in Interstate Crash
Gary ScottShera age 18 of Coralville is hospitalized at University Hospitals with severe facial and chest lacerations after his car struck a guard rail on Interstate 80 near the Iowa River bridge north of Coralville. The car rolled several times.
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Iowa City
Gary Scott Shera
Coralville
Iowa River
LAFF A DAY Poke At Stewart Barbs Embarrass Him
A light panel cartoon features a caption where an officer tells Stewart he was not suited for the kind of work. The exchange plays on misfit expectations and humor typical of the strip.
Wholesale Cost Index Declines for Second Straight Month
The Labor Department reports the Wholesale Price Index fell 0.3 percent in November to 105.9 of the 1957-59 average, with food prices easing but industrial commodities rising. The measure, not always aligned with the consumer index, showed October also down while consumer prices rose in October.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Partial Payment by Auto Union Keeps UAW Suspension Off
AFL-CIO received a 90000 dollar check from the United Auto Workers as part payment of delinquent dues. The UAW still owes two months of back dues and faces possible suspension after three months. Meany and Reuther clash over approach but Meany planned to avoid triggering the suspension.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
George Meany
Meany
Labor Federation
Birthday Honor for Elizabeth Hatt at 76
Elizabeth Hatt was honored on her 76th birthday with a coffee hosted by Mrs. Walter Schlotterback, Marion American Legion auxiliary president, and 13 guests attended. Other items list church services and speakers at Bethel Baptist and area churches, plus community notices about local business changes.
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Elizabeth Hatt
Walter Schlotterback
Marion American Legion Auxiliary
Hatt
Castro Urges End to Bureaucracy in Cuba
Fidel Castro told the Cuban Women's Federation closing session in Santa Clara that heavy bureaucracy persists and officials fail to do their jobs. He praised women's mobilization, predicting up to a million women in production by 1975 and rapid expansion of child care and schools to free women for state work. Espin cited 115,000 federation women to be mobilized for agriculture next year and to harvest over half the coffee crop.
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Casteg
Ilesal
Cuba
Castro
Frequent Crossing Of Denominational Lines Among Clergy
New nationwide study shows 25 percent of clergy in 15 Protestant bodies came from other denominations, with 40 percent or more in four major communions. An ecumenical ministry is emerging as mobility and proximity shape Protestant staffing and duties.
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New York
Department of Ministry
National Council of Churches
United Presbyterian
Episcopal
American Baptist
United Church of Christ
Church
Atlantic City
Plan Gas Mining By Atom Blasts
LAS VEGAS AP The Atomic Energy Commission reaches agreement with El Paso Natural Gas Co to use underground nuclear explosions for mining trapped gas in northwest New Mexico. Final contract details to be worked out in weeks.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
New Mexico
AEC
Commission
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Marion Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Marion resident Leman Jordon, 44, was charged with drunk driving after Friday evening arrest. He remained jailed in lieu of bond pending further proceedings.
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Manchester
Leman
Jordon
Marion
Dual-Aim Soviet Reactors Stated
The Soviet Union will build two nuclear reactors in Ukraine for electricity and desalting sea water. Gary Kester, 16, of Lamont, is listed in fairly good condition at Mercy Hospital after a one car crash near Aurora Friday night.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Oellwein
Gary Kester
Louis Kester Af Lamont
Mercy Hospital
Aurora
Two Cedar Rapids youths hurt when car hits tree and pole
Two 19 year olds were treated and released from St Luke's hospital after a Friday crash in the 2000 block of Ridgeway Drive SE. Drew A. Fairchild and Robert Fulton suffered head and facial injuries. Fairchild was cited for failing to have his car under control and fined in municipal court.
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Cedar Rapids
Pot
Idgeway Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Drew A. Fairchild
Southland Street
Robert Fulton
Fourth Avenue
Fairchild
Fulton
Choosy About Traffic Tickets
Nashville AP report says Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Eubank intended to pay a parking ticket received Friday during a heavy rain. He kept it to pay later but was told the ticket was too wet and to return Monday after it dried.
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Nashville
Jimmy Eubank
Quell Flareups In Juneau Jail
Alaska state police used tear gas and riot guns to end two disturbances at the Juneau city jail. In three hours 28 prisoners were involved after complaints of cold evening meals. No further details are clear from the fragmented text.
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Juneau
Alaska
JAPJ
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Kent Estate
Probate in Linn County Iowa notices Charles LeRoy Kent deceased Administrator Helen Vo Kent named. Creditors must file claims with clerk by due date. second publication December 10 1964. Attorneys Keyes Crawford Bradley Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Charles Leroy Kent
Helen Vo Kent
Marian
Iowa
Keyes
Crawford & Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Probate of Emma Johnson Will Appoints Executor
Probate in Iowa District Court admits the will of Emma Johnson dated January 15 1958. Peoples Bank and Trust Company named executor with notices to creditors and heirs to file claims within one year from second publication. Cedar Rapids attorney Shutheworth Ingersoll represents the executor.
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Iowa
Lis County
Emma Johnson
Emma Jennson
Wlove
Peoples Hank and Trust Company
Setonside Sant
de Farrver
Hawine Chun
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Shutheworth & Ingersall, Aterneys
Cedar Ranks
Cedar Rapids approves repeal of outdated bus franchise
City Council of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, passes Ordinance No. 124-46 repealing former bus franchise and related ordinances for Cedar Rapids Car Lines Inc due to lack of service since 1966. motion records and publication follow. The notice also outlines zoning and speed limit amendments as part of the session.
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Cade
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Car ¥ Lines, Inc
TGQ
Ingo Bus
Cedar Rapidsary Lines, Inc
Tae
Craar Rapids City Lines, Inc
Gus
Atic
Voh Ames
Doe
AMIN
Tibet
Ine
City OF
Cedar
Hale
Wen
Robert ML. Johnson
Tower
Rapids
Thee
Boar Rapids
Kowal
Secion
Phat Lee
Dar Rapids
Williams G
Trom First Avenue
Wilts
Wiathan Avénue
Wiathan Avénue Intersection Ion the Horemmentioned Heat Way A Ondes
Wonsep
Smeel
Sufron
Highwey
ORR
Lee
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Charles Anderson
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Thomas E. McGowan
Tecks Taxi
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BCC
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New Frontier
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Lawrence B. Sprankle
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Ralph E. Ryal
St. Joseph's Catholic
William K. Blessington
James J. McBride
Joseph E. Naumann
Peter M. Morgan
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Missouri Synod
K. L. Brandt
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Ronald W. Miers
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Lloyd C. Keflams
Ray C. Howland
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Elwood Woods
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
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W. Allen Bond
Lamont
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Parhienville
Tela
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Harold G. Schaefer
Cechie Rapida Gazette
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Lok
Robert M. L. Johnson
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