Lambs Hit Seven Year Peak In Late Week Markets
In Chicago livestock trading, slaughter lambs topped 25.50 per hundredweight the highest since January 1958, while barrows and gilts near 18.25. Cattle and sheep activity showed mixed prices with high choice and prime cuts advancing, and a plan to enhance weather data via ocean buoys and satellites noted by Pierce after a quarterly meeting. The Iowa hog market remained slow with uneven demand and steady-ish prices across weights.
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Burrows
Giles
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Ie Rae
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Old Cocks School
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Johnson Named Vice President of Hydro Space
Theodore A. Johnson, 40, has been named vice president, business administration for Hydro Space System. The appointment expands Johnsons responsibilities in corporate planning and operational oversight amid ongoing growth and new project initiatives.
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Hydro-Space
Theodore A. Johnson
Business Administration
Hydro-Space Systeme Carn It
Gace Sannineced
City Briefs: Stolen Bowling Ball to Hydro Space News
Le gion Lanes manager Ralph J. Reed reported a $25 bowling ball stolen from his desk. Ronald N. Lavoy of Dickeyville Wisconsin said a $66 billfold disappeared near First Avenue and Third Street SE. Roger J. Pierce announced a new electronics outfit Hydro Space forming to advance oceanography and aerospace work. Barbara Hesp of Central City was hospitalized after a week in Mercy hospital following a traffic accident. A .38 caliber revolver valued at $70 was stolen from Coast To Coast store at 76 Sixteenth Avenue SW.
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Legion Lanes
Ronald N. Lavoy
Dickeyville
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Third Street SE
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Roger J. Pierce
Hydro-Space
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Collins Radio Co
Washington
United States
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Mar
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Mercy Hospital
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University of Iowa, Hesp
Sixteenth Avenue SW
East Iowa breakins investigated and arrests reported
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids boy was arrested for drunkenness Saturday at the Red Barn ballroom and released to his parents. Keokuk county reports four Friday night breakins in Sigourney and Harper with amounts stolen including about 125 dollars from a pop cooler, 50 dollars from a pop cooler at Cassen’s Mill, and 78 dollars from the Farm Service Co. in Sigourney. six more breakins in Washington county were noted. In Wellman, Boy Scout awards were presented at a Blue Horizon banquet for numerous members of Cub Pack 42.
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Red Barn
Sigourney
Keokuk County
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Walter Fagin
Sigourney Elevator Co
Cassen
Charles Cassen
Farm Service Co
Harper Lumber and Fuel Co
Homer Robison
Washington County
Wellman
Herman Swart
Zentruber
Nity Council
Gary Riley
Bobby Rock
Rod Bradley
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Iowa U Groups Raise 1409 for Art Center
Iowa City notices show University of Iowa fraternity and sorority members raised 1409 during Greek week for the construction of a fine arts center at Iowa Memorial Union. The drive used two contests and a fan auction, aiming to surpass the 1000 goal.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
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Cedar Rapids hog market steady as prices held
Cedar Rapids hog market Saturday showed steady prices with Friday’s bids for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 16.50 to 16.75 per cwt. Packing sows at 300 lb live weight were 14.50 to 14.75. Quotations based on grade and plant delivery. Butchers priced 25 cents less per 10 lb weight up to 300. Packers discounted 25 cents per weight grade 300 to 400, 5 cents per grade to 500, and 75 cents per grade over 500.
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UPI
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Cedar Rapids
Major Surgery for Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Richard Cushing of the Boston archdiocese was pronounced in good condition after major surgery Saturday. The operation lasted over three hours for removal of a portion of the bowel, as announced by archdiocese chancellor Francis Sexton.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Francis Sexton
Pickets Picketed At Iowa City
In Iowa City the Socialist League and anti pickets each numbered about 25 as Viet Nam war protests filled the sidewalk in front of the post office. Signs urged Yankee withdrawal and Stop Communist Aggression while anti pickets urged support for the war and Vanquish the Viet Cong. The demonstration was orderly and ended early in the afternoon.
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Wall extended at Berlin guards add concrete slabs
UPI reports fifty communist guards hoisted concrete slabs to a 900 foot extension of the Berlin Wall. The new concrete barrier replaces the former barbed wire borders, strengthening the frontline security.
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UPI
Scout Council To Get Reports On Fund Drive
The Hawk Eye area Scout Council plans four reporting sessions Tuesday for a 33 000 camp capital development campaign. Major gifts lead Gordon Simonds and the campaign steering committee will meet at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids. Walk-in sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. at Jefferson hotel in Iowa City First National bank in Marion and Merchants National bank parking ramp Cedar Rapids. Divisions include primary gifts led by Trent Winegar special gifts led by Don Maresh and leadership chaired by C C Birr.
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Camp Capital
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson Hotel
Iowa City
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Marion
Camp Development Fund
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Gordon Simonds
Trent Winegar
Don Maresh
C. C. Birr
Temporary Freeze on Bank Entries in Major Cities
Washington AP Comptroller James Saxton announced a informal freeze on new national banks will cover major metropolitan areas in about a dozen states and DC. The measure lasts until freshly approved banks establish themselves and recent approvals begin operating. Jimmie Dean Stewart, 24, released from county jail, then jailed again for fighting at Melody Inn. He received 30 days from Municipal Judge Howard McLaughlin while also serving a 24 month term for suspended license and speeding. Ronald W McGunn, 25, pled guilty for tavern altercation and fined.
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District of Columbia
Iowa
Jimmie Dean Stewart
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Melody Inn
Twelfth Avenue SE
Howard McLaughlin
Burglars Steal 300 in Stamps at Allen Supply Co
Burglars entered Allen Supply Co at 22 Third Avenue SW Friday night and caused damage by pouring paint, dumping cement on a grinding machine, smashing an electrical calculator, and overturning office files. They stole 300 in postage stamps and an aluminum frying pan. Officials found the break in Saturday morning and detectives are investigating.
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Third Avenue SW
Novelist Mrs Culross Peat Die in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara AP report that 64 year old novelist and widow of a famous author and botanist died Friday after a brief illness.
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Santa Barbara
Donald Culross Peattie
Leader of Attack on North Viets Missing
NORRISTOWN Pa AP Air Force Major Robert Ronca 41 who led a U S air attack on North Vietnam reportedly went missing in action Friday in a telegram to his mother His wife and six children live in Alexandria La Ronca a pilot with 39 World War II combat missions and 101 in Korea led 24 F 100 fighters in a strike on the Chap Le military complex in North Vietnam He was awarded the Air Medal in a Saigon divorce decree last Saturday.
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Air Force
Robert Ronca
U. S
North Vietnam
Ronca
Alexandria
Korea
Chap le
Saigon
Victim of Shooting in North Iowa Dies
Mrs. Eli don Sadler 30 of Rockford died Saturday at a Charles City hospital. Officials are unsure if New Year Eve gun shots caused her death after she appeared to recover from chest wounds. Her husband is jailed on a attempted murder charge after he shot her then himself. He was hospitalized and arrested Jan. 11. The couple had three children.
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Elidon Sadler
Rockford
Charles ‘City
Gas Prices Dip in Manchester Area
Gas stations saw a sales uptick as prices dropped eight cents per gallon to 24.9 cents at major stations and 22.9 at independents. A dealer credited discounts spreading from towns west and north of Manchester and said business was good, though it would improve further with current prices.
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Marion church notices and obituaries in Maquoketa area
Maquoketa area obituary for Lowell B. McConaughy 66 of Marion died Saturday in Cedar Rapids hospital born January 27 1899 in Anamosa lived in Marion 40 years retired painter survived by daughter Mrs James Trunzo of Chicago two sons Verne of Portland Oregon Donald of Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren four brothers Eugene of Muscatine Clifford of Tacoma Washington Clarence of Mt Vernon Robert of Sumner Washington and three sisters Mrs Ralph Oxley Mrs Clarence Meggers and Mrs Louis Carner all of Marion Services Tuesday 1 30 p m Murdoch chapel Marion Rev Herbert Kohl Christian church calls after noon Sunday funeral notices and church ads follow with schedules for Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist St Josephs Catholic Lutheran and other area churches along with local real estate and tax service ads
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Louis Carsner
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Four SCI Students Held for Breakins
Cedar Falls police report four State College of Iowa students, including Richard Forcht of Cedar Rapids and Larry Horak of Vinton, held on larceny charges after a Saturday arrest at a Cedar Falls laundromat where two attempted to open a pop machine. The youths admitted to other break-ins in the Cedar Falls area.
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