Market Ends Lower on Mixed Stocks Amid Asia Uncertainty
The New York stock market closed lower as gains were offset by declines in industrials and technology names. Major movers included Gillette and Gulf & Western down slightly while Allis-Chalmers, Moore McCormack, Teledyne, and Occidental Petroleum rose in active trading amid cautious sentiment and unsettled Asia conditions.
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New York
Asia
Gillette
Gulf & Western
Armour
United States
Allis-Chalmers
Moore McCormack
Teledyne
Occidental Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
GM Ordered to Sell Euclid Road Machinery Assets
The government forces General Motors to divest its Euclid Road Machinery Company holdings, ending an eight year antitrust suit. The action clears the way for GM to relinquish the assets and settle the case.
Butcher hog prices slip amid mixed slaughter results
USDA estimates for Tuesday show 1 000 cattle 5 000 hogs 300 sheep in Chicago. Butcher hogs sold 25 to 50 cents lower Monday while slaughter steers were steady to 25 higher and sheep held steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Chicago market data show hogs at 5,500 head with butchers $19.25 to $19.75 for 200-230 lb and sow prices slipping to $16.00-$16.75 for 330-400 lb. boars $13.50-$14.50. Cattle slaughter steady to firm with prime and high choice steers and heifers in the 27.75 to 29.00 range for various weights. utility cows $16.00-$17.50. bulls $20.50-$23.25. Sheep and lambs see steady wagering with wooled slaughter lambs at 23.50-$24.50 and ewes 4.00-$6.35.
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T. C. Henderson and Co
Ins. Fund
Beatlee Foods
Clinton Eng
Consolidated Foods
Fisher Gov
Greater
Lowa
We Guardsman
Iowa
lowa-Ill
Gag
Kidde Ofd
Life Invest
Cing-Temee-Vaugh
Maylag
Mid-America
Pisaen
Syntex Bbl Wilson and Co
Gerber
Asal Ravenner Tao
Gillette
Raytheon
DOW Jones
RepubStt
Graceco
Dow-Jones
Greyhound T
Val RoyOut
Isi
New
York
New York
iMaltiburt
Harris Int
Scott Paper
Honeval
Gila
Seebura
Sinclair
Singerco
Kane
AlliedCh
Deal Batic
MepSouth Co
Alcoa
SoulGas
Amerada
Airlin
Bosch
Wjinland St
Spartan
Insnam
Sperryr
IBM
SiBrand Ten
AmCyan
Bae Ae
IntNica
Enka
Beckers
Oita
Alint Pap
Telim Petion
Am. Motors
Awwlite
Stevens
Va AmNatGas
J K Studs
Worlh
Am News
Oll Th & Bie Bae
Pharody
Jewel Co
Swift Co
Jon Logan Bo
Amt&t
Lamina el
Tektronix
Ampex Corp
Kange
Kennece
TOS
KanPwi
Dexaco
Aéta
ee _ he KayserRo
Va TexeEtra
Kennecott
le Ao Ag
Tex G Sul
ArchDan
Kimbelk
Armour
Konpers
Textron
Kresge
Shiokol
Asaoeian
Richison
Kamamer
Ranstiren
Aimee
Litton
Babck
Goa
Beckman
Zeya
Boeing
Ugascoe
Boisecase
Macke Co
Borden
Budd Co
Martin Mer
el Caivard
Bullard
Jay
Maylon
Uelohn
SOYA
UA Burlind
Burroughs
Mead Op
Varian Asso
Mat Mély
Camp Soue
T&t
Woolworth
Montward
Motorola
Ohio
Associated Press
Clark
Nlead
Clarke Tan
Nevada
Newherry
Norwich
Geecident
Oklangs
Northrop
Norton
Brunswick
Cruc
Cudahy Co
Curtis Pub Sa
Ize
Curtiss Wr
Parke Davis
PeaCon
PennDix
Penney
PennCen
Ile
PertFilm
DiaSham
Pfizerc
Disney
PhilMorr
Duke Pw
Phi
Shia Syla
Dunhill
Pullman
Jonson
Chicago
Ethvi Cp
Ethvi Co
Lamson Brothers Evershara
Ae Rey
Merce
Ford
Martin Pat
Bosna
anDy Nara
Teasies
Genel
Ig Sk
Layne
Ga Pacific
USDA
Live cattle market notes from Des Moines trade bid
UPI reports slow trade and generally steady to lower prices for butchers with declines up to 50 cents. Receipts today about 85 000 and week ago 69 000, with price ranges listed for various weights and grades.
Omaha Livestock Prices Report
Omaha cattle numbers show 10 000 head slaughter 9 000 hicks 1 000 calves 200 steers and heifers 25 higher cows weak 28 lower prime 1 075 lb steers 26 75 high choice prime 1 125 lbs 24 60 high choice with end prime 26 25 26 4 choice 25 25 24 00 food and choice 24 1 25 high choice and prime wel 025 Neilers 26 00 26 10 high choice 25 38 25 i choice 24 50 25 25 good and choice 24 00 24 all Hilly and commercial cows 14 00 35 we 17 40 canner and cutter 14 50 16 00 to 16 25 76 50
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UFI
Neilers
Choice
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle 8,000, calves 1,000. Trade fairly active. Slaughter steers and heifers steady, 25 cents higher. Choice 1,060-1,200 lb steers 25.50 to 36.23. Choice 50-1,075 lb heifers 24.50 to 24.75.
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Sioux City Livestock Siouxx City
UPI
Caltte
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Drop and Grain Markets Stand
Monday Cedar Rapids hog market quotes show butchers 25 cents lower and sows steady. delivered Saturday prices for 200 to 230 lb butchers ranged 18.50 to 18.85 dollars with some at 19.00, packing sows 15.75 to 16.00. Lambs and sheep quoted with various weights and prices. poultry and grain listed with corn at 1.06 delivered and soybeans at 2.40, reflecting mixed market movement.
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Cedar Rapids
Smalls
Quarterly Dividend Declared by Conrac
Conrac the parent of Turner Microphone Co Cedar Rapids declared a regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents a share payable March 15 to shareholders of record March 1. Charles Gecler a partner in Conrac's New York counseling firm was elected to the board of directors.
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Conrac
Turner Microphone Co
Cedar Rapids
Charles Gecler
New York
Corn Irregular Wheat Declines In Chicago Market
Chicago AP reports at close Monday wheat fell 44 to 148 cents, corn down 4% with some gains possible, oats down up to 58, rye down 4 and soybeans mixed from 1 to 4 higher. Cash grain details list Wheat No 2 hard 1.59 and No 2 soft red 1.51, Corn No 2 yellow, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2. Notes include typos but show price ranges and market direction in Chicago for grain commodities.
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Chicago
Market Report: Wholesale Prices Steady Across Items
Wholesale buying prices unchanged for several goods with mixed notes on eggs and butter. Potatoes show on track shipments and moderate demand while carrots and greens list moderate activity and steady market tone.
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CAGO
Chicago
U.S
Idaho
New York Wholesale Egg Offerings and Demand
AP reports wholesale egg offerings in New York are adequate with demand slowing into fall. Standards listed 29 30 and checks 19 20 2. Whites priced from Extra fancy large 30 14 32 to smalls 24 25 15. Creamery scores 93 and 92, price ranges shown in cents per dozen.
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Whew York Produce
New York
USDA
Volkswagens Tipped Over Reported Sunday
Police received two reports of VW cars tipped onto their right sides in front of homes Sunday. Delores Jindrich’s car at 3811 Avenue NE suffered dents and about $40 damage between 1 15 and 3 am. John McLaren’s at 136 Kenmore Street NE suffered minor damage between 12 30 and 7 30 am.
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Volkswagen
Delores Jindrich
B Avenue NE
John McLaren
Kenmore Street
McLaren
Attempt To Burn Lawman's Home
Gainesville Florida AP A fire bomb was hurled at the home of assistant state attorney Mack Futch Sunday night injuring no one but causing minor porch damage. Futch said his pregnant wife and five children were at home and credited a passerby with warning them. He condemned the attack as the work of irresponsible individuals who disrespect law and order.
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Gainesville
Fla
Mack Futch
Fateh
Woman Uses Seduction To Defect Soviet Physicist
Izvestia says an American housewife lured a Soviet physicist to defect to the West. She reportedly turned him over to CIA agents in Germany who interrogated him until he fled to the Bonn embassy and asked to be sent home. The paper says he remains under suspicion and may have been sent back to Russia as a spy.
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Moscow
UPI
Central Intelligence Agency
Izvestia
CIA
Germany
Bonn
Russia
Should Appeal Ad Tax Ruling by Iowa Atty Gen Turner
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner says the Scott County District Court ruling that the advertising tax is unconstitutional should be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court. He notes the ruling mirrors his own prior opinion and calls for clarification. The state had defended the tax after an outside attorney was hired following his initial stance.
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Richard Turner
Scott County
Nathan Grant
Iowa Supreme Court
Turner
Iowa Executive Council
Untiedt Put On Probation After Wife Plea
Leslie G Untiedt 32 of 103642 Eleventh avenue received two suspended concurrent sentences of 10 years in the state penitentiary at Ft Madison for breaking and entering and was placed on probation. Judge Harold D Vietor warned that revocation would trigger full time without parole.
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Leslie G. Untiedt
Eleventh Avenue
Ft. Madison
Harold D. Vietor
Untiedt
William Faches
Untiecht
Robert Matias
Matias
Harland Sprinkle
Vietor
Lowell Named Chief Juvenile Probation Officer
Allen Lowell was appointed chief juvenile probation officer for Linn County by Juvenile Judge Clinton Shaeffer. Lowell, 60, has served in the juvenile probation office since 1951 and was chief probation officer until 1966. He replaces Vern Feldman whose resignation took effect January 31.
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Allen Lowell
Linn County
Clinton BE. Shaeffer
Lowell
Shaeffer
Vern Feldman
Suit Filed for $18 500 Damages in Linn Court
An $18 500 auto accident damage suit was filed in Linn district court Friday against Larry Lester Suplee Linn county by Donald A and Delores Sarah Fanning and Donald Fanning for his minor son Craig. The car driven by Suplee struck the rear of Craig’s vehicle stopped on First avenue at Sixteenth street April 1. Damages claimed include permanent injuries pain medical expenses loss of wages and earning capacity and auto damages.
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Linn District Court
Larry Lester Suplee
Linn County
Black Hawk County
Donald A
Delores Sarah Fanning
Donald Fanning
Craig
Suplee
First Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Changes Plea In Drunk Driving Case In Linn District Court
Stuart Fairbanks of 1550 Twenty-seventh Street Marion pleaded guilty to a third offense drunk driving in Linn district court. Judge J Paul Naughton imposed a suspended one year sentence at the state penitentiary in Florida Madison and placed him on probation. A deputy said Fairbanks nearly hit a bus and two cars and left the road several times before his Sept. 15 arrest east of Marion on Highway 64. He denied the charge on Sept. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Fairbanks
Twenty-seventh Street
Marion
Linn District Court
J. Paul Naughton
FL. Madison
Fairbanks
Gauffer Trial Begins in Linn District Court
Theodore J. Gauffer, 26, of rural Toddville, stands trial in Linn district court on charges of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury for a Oct. 15 shooting of Ellen Kay Kersmo at a Cedar Rapids area residence. Jurors listed include Nora Atherton and George E. Vogel with alternates and the presiding judge William R. Eads.
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Theodore J. Gauffer
Toddville
Linn District Court
Gauffer
Ellen Kay Kersmo
Seventh Avenue SW
Nora Atherton
George E. Vogel
Laurence A. May
David B. Wills
John G. Arneson
Joan Charters
Donald V. Morton
Laura C. Piersaill
Inger Marie Dye
Frank W. Bightey
Cedar Rapids
Viola Stoltz
Mt. Vernon
City Briefs: Local Notices and Small Ads
A compact city page delivers briefs on story hour at the main library, sale of a love seat, dry cleaned skirts, a stolen suede coat, a stolen guitar, senior citizen discounts at Claxton Pharmacy, shoplifting at Spartan store, a dentist relocation, a special school board meeting, job ads for hairdressers, a burglary at Haegg Roofing, ambassador lounge events, a camera club program, Valentine's flower arrangement, and a street accident with minor injuries involving Carol Franck's vehicle.
Judgment in favor of Super Valu against Wendl for account
Court records show Judgment in favor of Super Valu Food Service Distributors against Dale Wendl formerly doing business as Grand Avenue Nursing Home for a claimed balance of 415.90. The case names include the plaintiff Super Valu and defendant Dale Wendl with the business alias.
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Judgment
Super Valu Food Service Distributors
Dale Wendl
Grand Avenue Nursing Home
Not Improper Says Turner Of Meeting
Atty General Richard Turner denied impropriety in allowing Aluminum Co of America representatives to attend a conference on the school aid bill. Senate leaders questioned the presence of Alcoa at the gathering. Turner promised a decision on Tuesday and said he would revise his opinion if needed to keep the law's purpose intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Richard Turner
Aluminum Co. of America
Senate
Andrew Frommelt
D-Dubuque
Alcoa
Turner
Davenport
Frommell
Gas War in Cedar Rapids Lowers Local Gas Prices
Cedar Rapids stations kept prices four cents under standard, with most major brands matching the cut. Dealers said no immediate rebound is seen as the local price war, sparked by a five cent cut on a lower grade gasoline, spreads from nearby Tama Toledo area where prices are down about nine cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Tama- Toledo
Two Cedar Rapids youths arrested after joyride and theft
A 14 and 17 year old were arrested in Cedar Rapids for larceny of a motor vehicle after a reckless joyride in Cedar Hills. The older was charged for striking fixtures while the younger violated curfew. The car, reported stolen by Iowa Car Rental, was found with two beer cans. one street sign was knocked down. Both were released to the youth bureau for probation processing.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Hills
Cherry Hill Road
Sharon Lane
Eastview Drive
Iowa Car Rental, Inc
Second Street
Youth Bureau
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