Stocks Close On Downside In Early Friday Trading
New York markets ended lower as gold and dollar moves spurred caution. The Dow slipped nearly three points despite GM labor news arriving too late to help. Volume reached 11.53 million shares with Brunswick and American Motors among notable losers.
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New York
Dow Jones
London
U. S
Paris
Wall Street
General Motors
G.M. Common
Brunswick
American Motors
Twentieth-Century Fox
McDonnell Douglas
Hazeltine
American Stock Exchange
Midwest Meat Price Report From Des Moines
AP reports USGA Midwest carrot meat trade prices with steady steer and beef quotes. Prices listed include heifer and cow cuts with range for different weights and boning cutter values noted.
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Dresseo Meats
DES Moines (Ap
USGA
Towa
Seer
Helfer
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices from Saturday
The Cedar Rapids market reported steady hog prices with Friday deliveries pegged at 17.25 to 17.75 for 200 to 220 lb butchers, with various deductions for heavier weights. Cattle and sheep values appeared with mixed quotes across grades, and delivery prices for corn and soybeans were noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Sane
Wilson Brown feud over arms for South Africa in London
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary George Brown clash over Britain lifting the arms ban to South Africa. Brown pushes a one month delay backed by Healey and Callaghan, while Wilson warns of party split over apartheid tied arms sale. Car scare near Liverpool adds no injuries.
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London
Harold Wilson
George Brown
South Africa
Brown
NATO
Brussels
Britain
Wilson
House of Commons
Denis Healey
James Callaghan
Roy, Jenkins
Labor Party
Lord Thomson
Kim Philby
Guardian
Philip Rawstorne
Rawstorne
Harold Hutchinson
The
Sun
Gordon Greig
Daily ‘Mail
Liverpool
Three Die in Iowa Crashes
Three people were killed in two separate Iowa highway crashes on Friday. Elizabeth Radloff 58 of Asbury died when a car driven by her husband Edward collided with another car driven by Thomas Hamel 2 of Asbury near the Radloff home. The impact sent the Radloff car into a streetlight. In a second crash Earl F. Roberts 63 and his son Ronald 37 were found dead in a car off Highway 20 six miles east of Fort Dodge after it plunged into a 15 foot drainage ditch. A police dog survived the crash and guarded the wreckage.
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United Press International
Iowa
Elizabeth Radloff
Asbury
Edward
Thomas Hamel
Radloff
Highway 20
Fort Dodge
Iowa Livestock Auctions Report December 13 1967
Three Iowa auctions report cattle demand steady with feeders drifting lower and slaughter cows chiefly 15 to 17 dollars. Hogs show strong feeder prices while sheep and lambs rise modestly. Replacement ewes bring 14.50 to 17.00 per head.
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Chicago
Iowa
Western Area
Western
Ber Jhead
Patrol Plane Ruling Challenged In Court
A six member justice of the peace jury in West Union returned an innocent verdict in a speeding case against Earl Halverson a 48 year old farmer. Halverson was arrested Sept 10 on highway 3 after a highway patrol plane allegedly spotted his car going 77 in a 70 zone. His attorney argued that a fraction of a second in starting the stop watch could skew the ground speed reading. The trial was in the court of Harry Mit.
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West Union
Justice of the Peace
Earl Halverson
Highway 3
Harry Mit
Terror From the Year 5 000 on Channel Saturday Night Feature
The Channel Saturday presents a science fiction double feature at 9 30 p m with Terror From the Year 5 000 as the second program.
Industrial output posts sharp jump on Ford settlement
The Federal Reserve reports November industrial production up 2.6 points to 159 percent of the 1957 59 base, the year's high but below last December's 159.5 percent. The gain mirrors Ford settlement effects and follows a unemployment rate drop noted earlier this week.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Johnson Voices Peace Hope at Yule Tree Rite
President Johnson lights the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse and urges faith that peace will come. He urges that science and hope offer a life of peace over war as Viet Nam casualties rise. Mrs. Johnson attends in a red coat and accepts a carved 18th century creche for the White House East Room.
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Johnson
Washington
White House
Green Mountain National Forest
Rochester
America
Vietnam
UFO Sighting Reported Near Jackson Junction
A red and white blinking unidentified flying object was spotted in the Jackson Junction area for about an hour starting at 6 p.m. Friday. The sighting was logged as a local UFO observation with no further details available.
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Jackson Junction
Doctors Fear Transplant Hype Mirrors Godlike Power
London reports note worry among doctors and clergy that the South African heart transplant of Louis Washkansky, hailed as a triumph, risks shifting medical ethics toward saving others by removing organs from early donor patients. Critics stress ensuring death criteria and avoiding donor abuse amid Britain’s liver transplant plans.
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London
Louis Washkansky
South Africa
Washkansky
Capetown
Christmas mailing totals rise slightly in Marion 1966
Keith Bright reports Marion postal service ahead of 1966 with Wednesday cancellations 27 203 and Thursday 25 428. Last year on comparable days were 25 244 and 27 219. Parcel post similar to last year. Post office Saturday hours until 5 p.m. Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Also local church listings and services for Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist St Josephs Christian Grand Ave Lutheran Resurrection and others with sermon titles and service times.
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Marion
Keith Bright
Bright
Marion Band To Play At U of Iowa Game
Marion high school band will perform tonight at the Iowa Drake game in the University of Iowa field house Iowa City. The group fills in for the University of Iowa band on Christmas holidays as band director Paul Wright notes the long-standing Christmas season duty.
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Marion Band
U. of Iowa
Marion High School
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa U
Paul Wright
Marion
Iowa
Dirksen and Ford Rebut Johnson on Vietnam War Charge
Senate Republican leader Dirksen and House Republican Leader Ford rebut Johnson’s claim that Republicans are wooden soldiers. They say Republicans provide congressional troops behind the president in Vietnam and criticize the administration’s handling of inflation high interest rates and debt. They warn of a rising price, crime, and a widening payments imbalance under Democratic leadership.
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Washington
Dirksen
R-N
Johnson
Congressional
Vietnam
Senate
House
Ford
G.O.P
Dirk Isen
Conviction in Arlington Rockwell Murder
John Patter, ex member of the American Nazi party, was found guilty of first degree murder in the Aug 25 shooting of George Lincoln Rockwell outside an Arlington shopping center. Judge Charles Russell set a 20 year sentence.
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Arlington
John Patter
George Lincoln Rockwell
Charles Russell
Rockwell
Patter
Soviets To Free 51 Japanese Fishermen
Tokyo reports the Soviet Union will release 51 Japanese fishermen held for alleged violations of Russian territorial waters as a 50th anniversary gesture. The move leaves 45 Japanese fishermen still detained. since WWII, Russia has detained 10 409.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Church Services and Sabbath Schedules Noted
Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Isaac and the Birthright at Church of God Seventh Day located 600 9th Ave led by Pastor W J Kuryluk. Song service 9 45, Sabbath school 10, worship 11. Saturday Bible study 8. United Seventh Day Brethren at 2400 2nd Ave with Pastor W Allen Bond. worship 10, church school 11 Saturday.
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First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lawrence T. Sprankle
Grace Baptist
Ralph E. Ryal
St. Joseph's Catholic
5Th Ave
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Mark McGovern
Deere Union in Weekend Talks as Strike Enters Month Five
In Moline UAW and Deere & Co. resume weekend negotiations as a month-old strike by 21 000 workers continues. Pat Greathouse says progress exists on key contract items while talks focus on fringe benefits and working conditions. Company reps offer no comment.
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Moline
UPL
United Auto Workers
Deere & Co
Pat Greathouse
UAW
Illnois
Iowa
Memphis
Tenn
Notice of Probate and Bids in Cedar Rapids Estate
In Linn County Iowa Antonia Popelka deceased probate entered executor Mrs Joe E Musel appointed. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication. Also Cedar Rapids bids invited for storm sewer construction with 10 percent certified bid bond and Iowa products preference. Published December 15 and 16 1967.
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Edar Rapids
Kowa
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Iowa
City Mall
12Th Street
15Th Avenue
14Th Avenue
City Hall
City Cour
City of
State of
Harold G. Schaefer
Notice of Probate and Creditors for Sophia Prastka Estate
In the district court of Iowa a probate proceeding for Sophia Prastka deceased is underway. Svetritl Prastka named executor with action to set aside the will due within one year from the second publication. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication or be barred. Cedar Rapids Iowa December 13 1947.
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District Court of
State of Iowa
Linn County
Antonia Popelka
Antonia Ponelka
Pobate
Joe E. Musel
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Jens Barnes Wadsworth
Elderkin, Locher and Pienie
State of
Iowa
Sophia Prastka
Ated
Ludmil Prastha
Lynch, Dallas
Smith & Harman
Clara Lavelle Ness
Clair Shell
Lyal H. Hess
Center
Shuttleworth
Appointment of Executor and Notice to Creditors in Linn County
Probate No 33786 records Frances Ceppl deceased in Linn County Iowa. Rudolph Ceppl appointed executor after will admitted to probate on December 14, 1982. Creditors must file claims with the court by December 1967 or be barred. Joseph J Severn serves as attorney for the executor. second publication December 17, 1967.
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Distriet Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Frances Ceppl
Frances Cepal
Amira
Rudolph Ceppl
Rudolph Cepps
Cedar Rapids
Joseph J. Severn
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Chicago Livestock
DES Moines
USDA
Ian
C.R. Markets
Valiow
Lamson Bros
Artery
Hercantile Exchange
Granville Watts
Hutchinson
By Fred Coleman
London Times
Birmingham
David Bartle
Royal Bristol Infirmary
A. G. Riddel
Nordman Jewelers
Marion Churches
Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
William C. Larson
Christian
McGowan Blvd
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Reformed
7Th Ave
Oren Holtrop
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Ave
Roger L. Peterson
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Landis O. Gross
St. Paul’s Lutheran Missouri Synod
10Th Ave
John D. Huber, Jr
Free Methodist
7Th St
Ronald W. Miers
First Methodist
H Ave
Lloyd C. Kellams
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
S. 15Th
Robert B.mccracken
Ray
9Th St
the Gazette
Peking
Taipei
China
Chaoan
Seaboard
Fukien
Formosa
Quemoy
CTK
Hunan
Kittan’s
Lindale
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