Stocks Drop Some Gains
CHICAGO AP hogs sold mostly 25 cents lower Monday. Slaughter steers and sheep were steady.
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Chicago
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
12
Chicago Describes Tuesday Livestock Receipts and Prices
Estimated receipts show 2,500 cattle 1,000 hogs 500 sheep in Chicago ledgers. Hog quotes mostly 25 lower with various weight ranges. cattle and cows mixed with scores of price bands, Des Moines and Omaha markets note demand stable to lower with sows and steers moving at adjusted bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesday
Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Wholesale prices steady across categories with little change. Potatoes arrivals and availability mixed as market activity shows firm to slightly stronger demand for round reds and russets, while round whites slow. cattle prices listed for Sioux City market. New York notes adequate demand for creamery and mixed colors with varied scores to standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aneert Wei
U.S
vEstacx
Sioux City
Maine
Red River Valley
New York
Imediarry Ara
Three Oil Dealers Win Paris Trip in 1964 Contest
Two Standard Oil dealers from Cedar Rapids and one from Decorah win trips to Paris in March as part of a 14 person sales contest group from five states. The travelers, led by Mr and Mrs Darwin Heather and others, gather in Kansas City March 21 and return March 27 aboard an Air France jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Cedar Rapids
Decorah
Paris
Darwin
Heather
Eleventh Street
Jet Leidigh
Carroll Drive
Philip Johnson
Kansas City
Air France
Cutback in Fissionable Materials Expected Monday
Washington AP reports another cutback in the production of fissionable materials for nuclear weapons and reactors. The anticipated action likely involves further reductions in enriched uranium, following President Johnson's prior 40 percent cuts over four years and a 20 percent cut in plutonium production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bejs
Johnson
Cedar Rapids market prices dip on butchers 25 cents
Cedar Rapids market Monday shows 25 cent drop for butchers and steady sows. Satur day bulk 200 to 230 pound butchers quoted $16.75 to $17.00. packing sows about 300 pounds bid $14.50 to $14.75. Plant-delivered quotations reflect grades and conditions, with discounts by weight groups. Local Scout events include West Union and Independence district activities with flag presents and campouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samson Brothers
Taiz
oAts
Ae Pa Oi Abe
Sn & Ba Ber
DOW Jones
Francis
Cond Avenue
Dubont & Co
Wm. F. Jump
Paren Nay
Admiral Altegnary Torex
Ans
Allied Sah
Rimberty-Clark
Allis-Chalmers
Consorvette
Aleb
Libby McNeill
Abc-Para
Lily Owens
Myers Am Cronamid
Am Motors Tay Lorillard Am Rod S
Lukens Havox
Am Tobacco Anaconda Marin
Mariel Tat Armeo
Armatryen
Armatryen Crk
Minn Msm Wa Ie
Plortsanto
Avani Feet
Boe Ohle Ie
Belt & Howell
Caan
Bendix
NH Ry
Beth Strel
Blaw Knox Wa
Gyesum Altoe
Bng
Borden Mil Steel NY Central Ac
Bory Warner A
Ynor Nat Gas al
Bronewick
Nor Am
Burroughs
Olinier
Campbell Soup
Big Canada
Am Air
Davis
Cerro de Pas Penia
Easna
Benn Dixie
Chrysler
Rediaen
Republic
Caneynolds
Reyn
Roebuck
Douglas
DuPont
Sperry Randre
Rata Fai Ereeport Sulih
Gen Dynamics
Shudebaker
Sunrey
Bewit Én Mills
MATS
Teleer
Getty Oll
Tidewater
Gillette Ahare Goortrich Goodyear
Barbide
Gt Nor Prey Greyhound
Aierett
Ee Bot
Feu Ruil Holiday Inns
Opichn Gypsum Honeywell Ns
Warner Bros
West Union
Nterstar
Westhouse el
Erhaeuser
White Motors
Ant
Woolworth Ison & Co
Cedar Rapids
Hughes Objects to 1500 Student Plan in Iowa
Gov. Harold Hughes challenged a proposed bill requiring each school district to have at least 1500 students. He declined to take a position on a related bill to be debated in the Iowa senate, which would mandate all high schools be supported by July 1, 1966. He argued the 1500-pupil minimum would overburden some districts from the current 300 minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Iowa Senate
Reds Behind Malaysia Rioting Sparked by Socialist Front
Malaysia’s top security official on Monday reiterated charges that communists incited rioters who smashed windows at a U S information service library after socialists, defying a police ban, protested the arrest of socialist leaders said to be plotting with Indonesia. Troops and police ended the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
U.S
Dato Ismail Ben Maddul Rahman
Socialist Front
Indonesia
Soybeans Fall as Liquidation Saps Chicago Futures
In Chicago trading under an almost-over dock strike, soybean futures slumped for a second straight session. Prices for soybeans closed unchanged to 6 3/4 cents lower, with wheat corn oats and rye showing broad declines and cash grain prices listed for various yellow and white oat types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board
Explaining bid and asked in over the counter prices
Sam Shulsky explains how over the counter quotes differ from exchange quotes. A bid is the price a buyer will pay and the asked price is what a seller will take. Counter quotes vary and lack a single trading post, making exact prices opaque. The counter market relies on brokers via telephone and telegraph networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shulsky
Satee Q
U.S
Leslie Gould
N. Y
Brinker Promoted to Director of Sales North Central
John H. Brinker, former executive vice-president at Cherry-Burrell in Cedar Rapids, is named director of sales for the north central region of A. O. Smith. He replaces Allan C. Persison who has been transferred. Brinker will remain president of Glas kote Products but gives up its general manager duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brinker
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Cedar Rapids
North Central
A. O. Smith Corp
Allan C. Persison
Brinker
Glaskote Products Inc
A. O. Smith
Explorer body recovery eyed after cave accident near Utica
In Dolgeville New York state police estimate two days to recover the body of James Mitchell a 23 year old chemist from Winthrop Massachusetts trapped in Schroeder's Cave near Utica after being submerged under a waterfall. Two companions escaped as rescue teams plan to break through the roof of the cave using machines rather than dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolgeville
N. Y
James Mitchell
Winthrop
Mass
T Jcame
Schroeder
John Miller
Marion YMCA to Start Leather Tooling and Millinery Classes
Marion branch YMCA will launch two new classes by March 1, leather tooling taught by Mrs Arch ie D Conklin starting Feb 1 and held Mondays at 1 pm, and millinery taught by Mrs Eugene Frye starting March 1 with sessions Wednesdays at 1 pm. Also listed are Tuesday readings: knitting 9 30 am volleyball gym 12 pm oil painting 1 pm girls cheer 4 pm gymnastics 5 25 pm Junior Hi Y ninth grade 7 pm and keep trim class 7 30 pm. Best Tre Maitron’s Best 4 H mothers breakfast featured talks by Janet Kissling Chery Fernow Judy Jordan Karen Reader and Kathy Marax on baked goods science and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Serle Deaver
Archie D. Conklin
Eugene Frye
Tre Maeron
Linn-Mar Main
Janet Kissling
Chery Fernow
Judy Jordan
Karen Reader
Kathy Marax
Marion High School Facilities to be Visited by Minnesota Group
Minnesota group from Spring Lark Park will view Marion high school facilities on Friday. John H. Messerli notes the state department of public instruction recommended the visit to Marion and the College Community district facilities. The report mentions hospital stay for Mrs. Alice Pratt and an upcoming facility opening in fall 1963. A Linn's Best 4-H club meeting was held with talks on Modern Math and nutrition. Two Cornell students are practicing teaching at Linn-Mar high school. Charles E Bowman hospital note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Spring Lark Park
Minn
John H. Messerli
Minneapolis
Messerli
State Department of Public Instruction
Marion
Ithe College
Cedar Rapids
Alicej
Pratt
Adv
State Department
Linn
Patti Seikora
Cecil Lew
Janet Drago
Debbie Parkin
Nancy Weller
Sylvia Bowen
Lisa Scott
Paula Lowe
Satellite Will Go Fishing In Space for Meteoroids
Cape Kennedy Florida March Ranger 8 mission plans a 63 hour flight to photograph the Moon before crash landing. The Atlas Agena rocket will launch to orbit a winged satellite named Pegasus to study rocks and mountains and meteoroid hazards. The target area is the Sea of Tranquility as seen from Earth.
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Cape Kennedy
Pegasus
Space
Moon
Earth
Ranger 8
Rang
Gross Defeats Peterson in Iowa Recount Clash
Rep. H. R. Gross says polls show Peterson and his attorney claim automatic recount rights after Gross won by 419 votes in the Iowa canvass. The contest centers on voting machines and ballots while Saturn I Pegasus flight plans aim to test shielding and debris impact as Ranger 8 continues lunar photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fore- Washington
Gross
Congress
Iowa
Peterson
Gross Tata
Democrat Claims Votes To Defeat Work Law Repeal
DES MOINES UPI reports a Democratic senator claims enough votes exist to defeat a move to repeal Iowa right to work. Warren Kruck asserts Senate support, while election officials preserve ballots and machines as instructed. The piece notes potential Nixonian timing and federal funding actions to Iowa City urban renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Claims
Des Moines
UPI
Senate
Iowa
Warren Kruck
Dboone
Senators Attend Burrows Services
A report notes senators attended the services for Burrows. The clip mentions events and local ads including a Court of Honor for Boy Scout troop 35 at First Methodist Church, a Lions Club talk by Rev Thomas Sears, a Mari-Linn 4-H sweetheart banquet, and local political debate over the right to work law amid Governor Harold Hughes and union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th St. N.E
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Union
Castro Removes An Old-Line Red
Havana AP report says Fidel Castro has moved an old-line communist from a key post Carlos Rafael Rodriguez heads Cuba's Agrarian Institute and has taken the job himself The government announced Marion Mothers club will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at 1305 Maplecrest drive Mrs L LeRoy Michel a Marion school system teacher will speak on Kindergarten Preparation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Farmers State Bank
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Cuba
Gov- Marion Mothers Club
Robert Parker
Maplecresti ‘Drive
L. LeRoy Michel
Marion
National Oats Co declares 20 cent quarterly dividend
Directors of National Oats Co declare a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share payable March 1 to stockholders of record February 19. The action reflects the company’s ongoing earnings and shareholder return policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Oats Co
Wellington Fund
Woman Faces Check Charge in Des Moines
Jacqueline F. Piehl, 24, of Des Moines, faces six bad checks totaling 189.04 drawn on a Denver Iowa bank. She was arraigned before Judge Maxwell in Belle Plaine and held on 1000 bond as she awaits a plea. The Des Moines town senate met briefly to honor Sen. R. O. Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Senate
R. O.burrows
Belle Plaine
Jacqueline F. Piehl
Des Moines
Senators
Burrows
Belle Linn
B. J.plaine
Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Iowa
Queen of Hearts crowned at Independence Valentine ball
Becky Stiefel, a senior at East Buchanan school, was crowned queen of hearts at the Jaycees Valentine ball Saturday night in the Gala ballroom. She is the daughter of Harold and route two residents of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Hearts Independence
Becky
Stiefel
East Bucchanan School
City Approves Land Purchase for Extra Parking Space
Monticello officials voted to acquire more land on South Street from the John Schneider estate to add off street parking. The parcel lies south of the land bought for a new fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
South Street
John Schneider
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