Stocks End Session With Sharp Late Decline
Wall Street closed with notable losses as trading stayed brisk. The Dow fell eight points after early gains. defense plans to send 10 500 more troops to Vietnam weighed on sentiment. Benguet led gains among philippine miners while several majors slipped about a point or more.
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New York
Defense Department
Vietnam
Benguet
Allis Chalmers
Howmet
General Tire
Standard Oil New Jersey
McDonnell Douglas
Control Data
Fernando Lamas Stars in IT TAKES A THIEF Exiled Dictator
Fernando Lamas guest stars as an exiled dictator on IT TAKES A THIEF Tuesday at 7 30 PM in COLOR on Channel 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Lamas
Channel 9
Hogs Up 50 To a Dollar in Tuesday Market
In Chicago trading, butcher hogs rose 50 cents per hundredweight. Slaughter steers gained 25 to 50 cents, while sheep markets were limited by small numbers for a reliable test. USDA estimates pegged Wednesday slaughter at 6000 cattle 4000 hogs 200 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone Pay
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices and Demand Report
AP wire Chicago market summary shows hogs 3 500 head with mixes up to 1.00 higher across weights 190 to 225 per hundredweight and cattle firmness with steers and heifers rising to the mid 20s per cwt. Sows and bulls edge higher while lambs and sheep offer limited test and light numbers for evaluation.
Des Moines Livestock Prices Mixed as Trade Slows
UPI reports slow trade with generally good demand and steady to higher butchers prices. Sows rise modestly with some cases up to 50 cents. receipts for Tuesday show 65 000, week ago 72 000, year ago 97 000, and Monday 84 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
U.S
U. S
Dressed Meats Trade Report From Des Moines Area
AP USDA notes Monday's Midwest carrot meat trade in Iowa and nearby. Steer beef steady, some large lots down 50 cents. Cow beef and heifer beef vary by grade with prices listed for 500 to 800 pound ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
USDA
Midwest
Lowa
Omaha and Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Omaha cattle trading on 7 500 head with calves 25, steers steady to strong, high choice prime 1109 lb steer at 27.00, heifers 950 1075 lb at 26.50 26.75, cows mostly 16.25 18.00. Sioux City trade slow with 5 000 cattle, steers 25.75 26.50, heifers 24.50 25.50, prime end 25.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Omaha
Sioux City
UPI
Attle Marke
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady to Higher On Tuesday
C R Markets reported hog prices in Cedar Rapids were steady to 25 cents higher. Monday’s prices for country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds ranged from 18.50 to 18.85 dollars per hundredweight. Packing sows 300 pounds and down sold for 15.75 to 16.00 dollars, with price discounts based on weight and grade up to 500 pounds and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Theft of weapons at Gilbert Viner residence reported
A break-in at 1806 E Street SW led to the theft of a shotgun a .22 caliber rifle and shells for each weapon. Valued at 40.40 dollars the items were taken after an unlocked door was left open. The theft occurred between 8 20 a m and 3 30 p m Monday.
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Gilbert Viners
E Street
Soybeans and Grains Endures Irregular Trading Session
In Chicago, soybeans and grain futures closed in an irregular zone with light local trade. Wheat edged up or down, corn moved slightly, oats and rye showed mixed losses and gains amid a wavering market.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices report summary
Chicago cash grain quotes show futures types and prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans. Wheat No 2 soft red near 1 51 1 51 per bushel. corn No 2 yellow around 1 06. soybeans No 1 yellow about 2 72. oil around 8 95.
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Chicago
Produce Chicago Prices and Market Notes
Wholesale poultry prices steady with roasters at 23 to 26 cents. Butter markets show slightly steadier trading with diverse grade quotes. Eggs hold firm with wholesale prices 1.2 percent higher for higher grades, and standards at 25 to 29 cents. Potatoes arrivals marked at 45 with total shipments steady. Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley round reds quoted 2.15 to 2.30.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
New York Produce Market Reports Egg Offerings and Prices
Wholesale egg offerings are adequate to ample with improved demand Tuesday. Standards 39 to 30 checks 19 2 to 20 1/2 cents. Whites note extra fancy large 31 1/2 to 33 cents, fancy medium 28 1/2 to 29 1/2, medium 27 1/2 to 29, smalls varied. Creamery eggs 93 score AA 67 4 to 67 1/2 cents, 92 score A 67 4 to 67 2.
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New York
USDA
Livestock Auctions Report From Iowa Markets
Federal State Market News Service covers two Iowa auctions with steady to mixed cattle values. Slaughter cows $16.00-18.20, feeders $22.50-27.20, steers 24.00-27.20, heifers 22.00-24.30, stock cows 163.00-215.00 per head, cow and calf pairs 225.00 per pair, demand described as good.
Forst Ignoring Rules Panel On Building Tax in Iowa
Iowa revenue chief William Forst plans to enforce the service tax on new construction despite the Legislative Rules Review committee vote rejecting his interpretation. The five present members urged against the interpretation, while the Iowa tax commission had earlier approved and then reversed its stance. Atty. Gen. Richard Turner supports applying the tax, and a Polk County lawsuit seeks to strike down Forst’s reading of the law.
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Des Moines
UPI
Legislative Rules Review Committee
Iowa
William Forst
Forst
Adolph Elvers
Elkader
Alan Shirley
Perry
Ray Bailey
Clarion
Elizabeth Shaw
Davenport
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Iowa Tax Commission
Department of Revenue
Richard Turner
Iowa City May Delay Melrose Bridge Study
The Iowa City council favors a thorough transportation study through the highway commission over a major arterial study, potentially delaying the Melrose Court bridge for about a year. The plan includes university funding and state and federal cost-sharing, with council concerns on future development guidance and public agency overlap.
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Iowa City
Melrose Bridge
Iowa City Council
Iowa Highway Commission
Melrose Court
University of Iowa
Howard Bowen
Smiley
The
Highway Commission
Johnson
City County Regional Planning
Frank Smiley
Quaker Oats Reports Big Earnings Jump in Half Year
Quaker Oats Co. posted a nearly 30 percent rise in six month net earnings to $9.268 million from $7.172 million for the year ago period. Per share earnings grew from 86 cents to $1.12 while sales advanced 0.8 percent to $279.168 million. The dividend remains $1.20 a share, yielding about 3.4 percent at $35.
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T. C. Henderson and Co Am. Rein
Beatrice Foods
Clinton Engine
Consolidated Foods
Greater
Iowa
Iowa Electric
Temco-Vought
Parke Davis
PennDix
FordMot
PennCen
Formck
PwLt
FreepSul
Pennzoil
L'E Pepsico
Perfectelm
Phil Rdg
CIA
Ye PhilMorr
GenDynam
Phillet
Elec
Pitnevb
Pitts
Ken Millis
Ienesco
Ga Pacific
RCA
Rayonier
Aytheon
Gillette
Meva
Reading Co
Glen Ald
AdMillis
Codrich
ReicChh
Cody
RepubStl
Rani Ics
Rexall
Reyn
T A&p
Roans
ulfWin
Ae — Safeway
Resor
Halliburt
Anders
Harris
Soos Soe
Sovava
Chenley
Schering
Scientif Data
Scott Paper
Ig Hoff
Elect Inn
Holly Suim
Honevwi
Alcanatom
SingerCo
Allied
Soucale
Ama Iin
South Ry
Spartan Indiatore
AmBadest
IngerRand
Insnam
Sri Mala
StauffCh
Sunray
Jewel Co
Swift Co
John Man
Jona John
Tampa el
Jon Logan
Tektroni + Meer
Jones L
Jostens
Tenneco
Joy Mto
Aiser al
Tex
Archean
Textron
Kennecott
Armour A
Ste
KimbCik
Kresge
Kroger
As Corp
Lear
Lehpcem
Avco
UMC
Avnet Inc
Lehman
Na &M
Pacify
airLin
BenetFin
Perenes
Briggss
Macke Co
Macy RH
US Steel
Mad Fd
Magmac
Upjohn
IM Ueyer
Magnavx
Va Maratin
Bullard
Varian Asso
Bulova
Marquar
Waeipw
McCall Maytag
McDond
Weston
Merck
Weyerhr
We Canteen
WhireCp
CaroPlt
White
Caro T&t
WinnDix
Woolworth
XeroxCo
CaterTr
Mohasco
Monsan
Valenco Ins
Mont Pw
Associatedress
Cerro P
Mont Ward
Ohio
Echo
ChiPney
ChrisCraft la
Chrysler We
Nat Steel
Collins
Nevada
EcleGas
ComiCre
Northrop
NoStaPw
Nwst
Norton
Norwich
Otis Elev
CrouseHind
Crow Coll
Owensill
Siva
Crown_ Cork
CrownZe
Pacgel
Curtis Publae PacPwLl
Curtisss
Chicago
Dan Air
Devcoce
Lamson Brothers Deere Co
Dei Mate
DeltaAir
DiaSham
Isney
duPont
Dyna Am
ErieLack
Evans
Eversharp
Quaker Oats Co
New Survey on Holding Proposal By Iowa Power
Des Moines reports Ebasco Services hired to study forming a holding company for Iowa Power and Light Co of Des Moines and Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co of Davenport. Stone and Webster replaced. Thompson remains chairman after removal as president. Slade becomes independent consultant with no salary cut while outside quarters are arranged.
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Des Moines
Ebasco Services, Inc
New York
Iowa Power and Light Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Davenport
Iowa Power
Ebasco
Stone and Webster, Inc
Stone and
Webster
A.paul Thompson
Thompson
L. E. Slade
Slade
City Briefs Roundup Of Local Notices And Ads
Local items include Albert's Dry Cleaning offering a 5 for 6.95 deal on suits coats and dresses. Chamber of Commerce notes a Friday noon board meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. Maxine's Hairdresser seeks staff at 365-2335, and Becky's Fashionette advertises a $8.50 complete permanent. Dr Gouldin opens a new podiatry office on the seventh floor of Merchants National Bank. Senior citizen prescription policy promos at Claxton Pharmacy with free delivery and S H Green Stamps. NFO Meeting set for Feb 19 8 p.m. at REC building. Thursday Optimists speaker Dean Borg on Vietnam slides. Pre-school story hour at Public Library Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Prairie Intermediate board meeting rescheduled to Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Band seeks booking dates 362-3020. Coin Club meets Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at YWCA Room 109 with a slide show on copper coins. Former resident Florence L Malik 63 Cedar Rapids died Sunday in Davenport with a son surviving.
Funeral Services in Illinois Brother and Sibling Mentioned
Funeral services set for a brother and sister from Illinois with mass at St Mary’s Catholic church at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Also promotes Jerome’s Rare Coins, UAW Retirees potluck at Ellis YMCA, and Pierson’s Florists ads featuring Valentine Heart arrangements priced from five to ten dollars.
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Illinois
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
UAW
Ellis Ymca
Court trial opens over 45000 auto collision damage case
The Linn district court began a trial Tuesday in the $45,000 auto accident damage suit of Wilma Teply versus Elmer Boedy. Teply contends medical expenses and lost wages from injuries, plus aggravation of a pre existing neck spine and back condition from Boedy backing from a driveway and hitting Teply on Twenty ninth street NE on Sept 12 1966. Jurors listed are Cedar Rapids residents with Betty F. Dietrich as alternate. Judge William R. Eads presides.
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Wilma Teply
Elmer Boedy
Linn
Boedy
Teply
Twenty-ninth Street
Virginia Blanchard
Jayne S. Stevens
Marjorie L. Churchill
John Gary Arneson
Genevieve M. Morris
Laura C. Piersall
Edna Mae Barg
Mildred Howe
James H. Borschel
Marian F. Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Viola Stoltz
Mr. Vernon
Gertrude Scott
Hiawatha
Betty F. Dietrich
William R. Eads
Out of Court Settlement in Fred Russo Lease Case
The $23 182 suit over damage at 2210 Sixteenth Avenue SW site of Little Caesar s was settled out of court. Hassan A Igram and Hossien Kalell trustees filed in Linn District Court December 15 alleging broken walls doors and windows and unlawful access by others. The case cited $10 440 in repairs $418 99 back rent and $12 323 42 in future rent and taxes. The suit was dismissed with prejudice Tuesday preventing further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Russo
Sixteenth Avenue
Little Caesar's
Linn District Court
Hassan A. Igram
Hossien Kalell
Albert Kalell
Russo
Change of Plea in Car Theft Case in Linn County Court
James L. Regan, 19, with no address, pleaded guilty in Linn district court to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge Warren J. Rees imposed a suspended six month jail term. Regan and two others were accused of taking a car owned by Robert J. Bedard of Waterloo on November 6 while Bedard stayed at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Regan
Linn
Warren J. Rees
Regan
Robert
J. Bedard
Waterloo
Bedard
YMCA
Changes Plea on Fraud to Guilty in Linn Court
Mrs. Albert Albaugh of Clarence changed her plea to guilty in Linn district court on Tuesday to a fraud charge. The case involved impersonating Jo Anne R. Albaugh of Iowa City to obtain a job in a Cedar Rapids nursing home using the Iowa City nurse’s registration number. A $100 fine was posed. she had previously denied the charge on Oct. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Albaugh
Clarence
Linn District Court
Warren J. Rees
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New York Stock Exchange
Homestake
Phelps Dodge
IBM
Raytheon
Alcoa
General Motors
Goodrich
Caterpillar
United Aircraft
International Nickel
Eastman Kodak
Xerox
Standard Oil of California
Eastern Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones
Basakt Arenas
Utl
Cenceena
Rails
Hogs
Chicago Mercantile Exchange of
Arch
Lamson Pres
C.R. Markets
Federal State Market News Service
Revenue Department
Polk County District Court
Bailey
Kcrgtv
Robert Lind
Burlington Street
Newton Road
West High School
University
Melrose Towers
T. C. Henderson & Co., Inc
3Rd Ave
Montrose Hotel
Albert
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Maxine
Nancy Bammert Kupps
Joyce Jirouch
Becky Karr
Becky
Ellis Blvd
Gouldin
Merchants National Bank
Claxton Pharmacy
S&h
NFO
REC
Dean Borg
Public Library
College Community
Prairie Intermediate
Coin Club
YWCA
United States
Florence L. Malik
Jerome
Valentine Heart
Pierson’s Florists
R. D
Dick) Jones
Third Street
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