U.S. Installations Affected by Defense Cutbacks
Washington AP lists military sites slated for excess or realignment including Mobile Theodore Terminal and Litchfield Park naval air facility. Fort Chaffee Fort Smith will deactivate by mid 1965. Mira Loma Ontario and Brooklyn over seas supply agency phase out by 1964.
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Griffiss Air Base
Schenectady
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Staten Island
Miller Field
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N.J
Elizabeth City
Fort Worth
San Marcos
Camp Gary
Rails Again Prop Stocks Reach Higher Merger Week
New York AP reports rails continued to advance in a irregularly higher market late Thursday with about 4.3 million shares traded. Defense cutbacks failed to dampen gains as aerospace issues showed scattered declines while overall stocks moved higher on balance.
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New York
Rails
Wall Street
Defense
Butcher Hog Prices Rally Amid Mixed cattle trade
Chicago to Des Moines reports show butcher hogs up 25 cents with 7,000 head traded in Chicago and steady to higher prices for sows and heavier hogs. Cattle demand weak with limited slaughter steers and mixed calf and cow pricing. regional estimates include Des Moines market data and wholesale ranges across weight classes.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report Cattle Receipts
Receipts 1,500 cattle with steer and heifer bids weak to 25 cents lower. Steers 1000 to 1250 pounds mostly high choice in the $21.00 to $21.75 range, a few prime at $21.75. Heifers mostly good to choice $19.00 to $21.25, with loads at $20.75 for choice.
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Omaha Cet
Pontiff laments rising marriage failure trend
Pope Paul VI urged stronger moral values to prepare youth for lasting matrimony and family life. Speaking to the Sacred Roman Rota he blamed sensational literature and entertainment for immoral ideas and warned against superficial attitudes toward marriage amid rising matrimonial cases.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
Sioux City Livestock Cattle Receipts and Prices Report
Sioux City cattle market reports receipts around 2,500 with calves about 200. Slaughter steers and heifers showed steady demand with prices from 20.00 to 21.50. high choice offerings near 21.00 and some prime. Heifer prices ranged from 19.75 to 20.75 with several high choice at 21.00.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Everst
Severa
Includin Np
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Edge Up on Thursday
C R Markets reports Cedar Rapids hog prices rose a quarter Thursday with Wednesday’s bulk 200 to 230s at 13.25 to 13.50 dollars and some at 13.60. Packing sows 300 lbs quoted 11.50 to 12.00. Prices vary by grade and plant delivery. butchers and packers face per 10 lb adjustments up to 290 and 400, respectively.
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WaTantoy Dhale
Des Moines
UPI
U.S
U. S
Cedar Rapids
Commodity prices page notes corn soybeans and eggs
The listing shows corn at 2 per bushel and soybeans at 2.46 per bushel with 36 pounds cited, eggs priced at 29 cents for large, 21 cents for medium, and 6 cents for checks and dirty eggs.
Trenton Fire Killing Woman Infant Daughters
A mother with her infant daughter and two young sons died in a Thursday house fire that destroyed their home in Trenton New Jersey.
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Trenton
N. J
Kennedy Half-Dollar Approved by House Banking Panel
Washington AP says the House Banking Committee unanimously approved the coinization of a John F. Kennedy half dollar on Thursday. The action clears the path for minting a commemorative Kennedy half dollar, honoring the late president.
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Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
House Banking Committee
Grains Advance Soybeans Decline on Market News
In Chicago on Thursday December and March wheat rose to season highs on reports of large withdrawals from Chicago stocks. Snow and cold in the Midwest supported corn and oats while profit taking pushed soybeans down. Wheat up 4 1 4 to 4 1 2 cents. soybeans down 14 to 21 4 cents. corn up 4 5 cents. oats up 1 4 to 1 2 cents. rye up 2 to 3 4 cents.
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Lamson Brothers
A. G Hoelzen
Cedar Rapids
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Eee
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NY Produce Market Report Butter and Eggs Flat in Demand
Butter shows light grade A supply and ample grade B with solid demand. Creamery 93 score AA at 60 cents, 92 score A at 59 4 cents, 58/2 score B at 59 cents. Eggs are adequate with average 40 lb lots around 30 1/2 cents and standards at 31 1/2 cents.
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New York
USDA
LBJ U N General Assembly Address to Be Carried Live
President Johnson's U N General Assembly address will be broadcast live by all major TV and radio networks. The speech is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. CST and run about 15 minutes.
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New York
Johnson
U.N. General Assembly
Chicago grain prices report dull with limited sales
Chicago market notes show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn prices listed include No 1 yellow at 1.23 and No 2 yellow at 1.23, No 3 yellow at 1.19 with slight variations. Soybean oil terms appear incomplete.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Update
AP roundup shows butter steady with wholesale prices largely unchanged. Eggs hold firm with grade A whites about 35 1/2 cents per dozen and other grades near 33 to 35 cents. Potatoes arrive at 40 per car with 169 on hand. U S shipments total 305 as supplies stay light and demand soft. Idaho russets fetch 3.40 and Red River Valley round reds 1.95.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
River Valley
Wise counsel on growth stocks for a dentist investor
The advisor questions penny stock viability and urges sticking with well known growth issues. He notes assessable shares and the risk of future funding needs. The Brunswick retirement question suggests taking the loss to reduce taxes, and Brunswick is unlikely a suitable retirement stock.
Buildings Razed By Mason City Downtown Fire
A Mason City downtown fire destroyed three buildings amid zero weather and light snow. Discovered about 5 45 a m the blaze burned four hours, with thick smoke blanketing two blocks. No injuries. residents evacuated. Fire spread from Busy Bee Shoe Repair to Made O Day Frock Shop and an empty remodel site, then to Colonial Apartments. Fire crews from Manly Clear Lake and Plymouth assisted.
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Mason City
Bee
Manly
Clear Lake
Plymouth
Mason City Fire Department
Court Settles Valuation on Marion Structure
A Linn County court settlement reduces the assessed value of an unfinished structure at 2490 Seventh Avenue Marion from 5978 to 4723. The appeal, filed June 10 by Leslie H. Smith as trustee for the property owned by DeWitt H. Smith, sought 2500 as the new valuation. Judge B J Maxwell issued the order after the county attorney and Board Chairman Ben F. Holets reached agreement. The building combines a garage a house and an office.
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Seventh Avenue
Marion
Linn District Court
Leslie H. Smith
DeWitt H. Smith
B. J. Maxwell
DeWitt Smith
Marion man given time to plead on larceny charge
Ray E Davies aged 24 of 585 Thirty-first Street Marion was arraigned before Judge William Eads and given until next Tuesday to plead to a larceny charge. He allegedly stole a 35mm camera from his half brother Robert Pinch of 913 Ninth Street and admitted stealing $20 on December 3 from the Smith Oil station at Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth Street in Marion.
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Ray E. Davies
Thirty-first Street
Marion
William Eads
Davies
Robert Pinch
Pinch
Ninth Street
Smith Oil
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Woman Receives Probation on False Uttering of Check
Sharon Sibley age 23 of 1944 First Avenue NE pled guilty to false uttering of a $20 check on November 23. Detectives say she also wrote $12.50 in other bad checks. Judge B J Maxwell sentenced her to seven years in the Rockwell City women’s reformatory then placed her on probation.
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Sharon Sibley
First Avenue NE
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
B. J. Maxwell
Suit Filed Over Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. sues Harlan C Moen Nancy J Moen Robert E Ford Linn county and state of Iowa seeking 11637 01 on a promissory note and foreclosure of a real estate mortgage in a court action.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Harlan C. Moen
Nancy J. Moen
Robert E. Ford
Linn County
State of Iowa
The Rebel Tangles With a Gold Seeker on TV
The Rebel collides with a Gold Seeker in a Thursday night broadcast at 10 30 on KCRG TV 9. The matchup promises dramatic action and suspenseful moments for viewers tuning in from home.
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Kcrg-Tv
Way Cleared for Special Session in Iowa
Des Moines UPI reports Republican Attorney General Evan L. Hultman declared a special session could legally allow Governor Harold E. Hughes to seek first approval of a new apportionment plan. He said a session would be necessary regardless of federal court Kemapping decisions and hinted at his own gubernatorial prospects.
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan L. Hultman
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hultman
G.O.P
Youth Charged With Gun Theft in Cedar Rapids
David A. Maker, 17, of 1203 Center Point Road NE, arrested on larceny for stealing a .22 caliber revolver from Buell Christiansen at 716 Seventh Avenue SE. Held on $1,000 bond. Also charged with parole violation and possessing an altered driver’s license. trial set for December 18.
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David A. Maker
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Maker
Buell Christiansen
Seventh Avenue SE
Bid Setting Date Set For Sewer Extension
City council will set bids at 10 a.m. December 30 for a sanitary sewer extension in McLoud Run near Blairs Ferry Road NE. Mayor Bob Johnson says the project fulfills Cedar Rapids Hiawatha sewer obligations under the agreement. Plans by Green Engineering were filed with the city clerk. the twelfth draft was approved by Cedar Rapids Council last Thursday and the contract received unanimous Hiawatha council approval.
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McLoud Run
Blairs Ferry Road
Bob Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Green Engineering
Hiawatha i Council
Slife Named to Rath Packing Board
Waterloo news confirms Harry G. Slife vice president and general counsel of Rath Packing Co. was elected to the board to replace the late George Rath. Three directors were re-elected Howard Rath Joe Gibson and Albert Gordon. Rath reports 1962 deficit reversed with net earnings of 805000 versus a 585000 loss the prior year.
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Waterloo
UPI
Harry G. Slife
Rath Packing Co
George Rath
Howard Rath
Joe Gibson
Albert Gordon
New York City
Kidder, Peabody and Co
Rath
Stoddard Resigns as Chancellor of New York University
Dr. George D. Stoddard age 66 resigns as chancellor of New York University and will become distinguished professor of education at NYU's School of Education after the current semester ends in February. The former president of the University of Illinois and former dean at Iowa is moving from UI to NYU.
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NEW York
UPI
George D. Stoddard
University of Iowa
New York University
Stoddard
University of Illinois
University
School of Education
City Briefs Roll Call Of Local Notices And Events
Local brief items report hospitalizations at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals with visitors allowed. Community notices include civic talks, Christmas party plans for youth, and a Danish Underground Movement talk by John Rasmussen. Crime notes mention tire thefts and a stolen car battery. local businesses promote holiday ads and services.
Plea Time On Larceny Charge For Karen Johnson
Karen Sue Johnson 20 of 106 Third Avenue SE was charged with larceny for stealing $20 from a purse at a local restaurant Tuesday night. She appeared before Judge William Eads Wednesday and was given until next Tuesday to enter a plea. Johnson held on $1000 bond at the county jail. The money was taken from a purse belonging to Karen Faye Wilkinson of 713144 A avenue NE.
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Karen Sue Johnson
Third Avenue SE
William Eads
Karen Faye Wilkinson
A Avenue
New York Firm Wins Regents Bond Issue for Iowa Projects
Des Moines Iowa The state board of regents accepted the low bid of White Weld and Co New York for 16 500 000 in bonds to finance University of Iowa projects The 40 year net interest rate is 3 64828 percent with total interest of 15 391 519 98 The bidding syndicate includes 37 firms Quail and Co Davenport bid for the issue Funds will refinance about 12 million of notes and cover Burge hall Hillcrest alterations Quadrangle remodeling and Currier hall addition.
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Des Moines
State Board of Regents
White Weld and Co
New York
University of Iowa
Quail and Co
Davenport
University
Burge
Hillcrest
Currier Hall
Fossils Stolen From Syracuse University Geology Dept
Nine fossils of sea lilies dating up to 450 million years old were reported stolen from the geology department at Syracuse University. The items, part of an older paleontology collection, were discovered missing by staff during a routine inventory. Police are investigating and requesting information from the public.
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Fred van Dyke Auto Wreckers
Sixth Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
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