Hog and cattle prices rise across Chicago Des Moines and Omaha markets
Chicago hogs sold 25 to 50 cents higher with 1 2 190-225 lb butchers at 17.50 to 17.75. cattle slaughter steers steady to 25 higher with high prime loads around 1,250 lb at 26.00. Des Moines demand fair with butchers up 25 cents and sow prices steady. Sioux City and Omaha reports show steady to higher trends across cattle and calves, with steady to higher steer and heifer trading and various weight classes priced accordingly.
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Cedar Rapids hog market steady on Monday prices
Cedar Rapids hog market closed Monday with steady quotes. Saturday bids for bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers were 16.50 to 16.75. Packing sows around 14.50 to 14.75. Price adjustments apply by weight and grade at the plant.
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A Quiet Moscow Visit by Mr K
Former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and his wife Nina visited Moscow with a Soviet militiaman naming Melnikov. He spoke with Khrushchev at a monument to space flight and said the visit lasted about 30 minutes. The report notes no top officials accompanied them and no special security measures were taken.
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David McKay
Church of Jesus Christ Council
Investors' Guide Questions on Stock Trades and Income
In this readers column Sam Shulsky advises a widow on investment moves and income strategies. He cautions against frequent trading, favors solid commons and preferreds yielding 4.5 percent, and questions the value of selling E bonds to buy more stock. He notes Sinclair and Republic Steel ratings and recommends income-focused, low-trade portfolios.
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University Professor Refuses Tax Payment Over Arms Policy
Dr Johann W Eliot, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, vows to withhold the balance of his 1964 income tax in protest against arms funding and U.S. foreign policy. Eliot, a Quaker and father of five, sent his letter to President Johnson and top officials, saying he may face penalties but will stand by his stance.
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Former State Unit Accused of Negligence
Des Moines officials accuse the previous council of negligence for not securing a contract for the private operation of a state office building cafeteria. The cafe has operated for six years by Gene Hayes without a formal contract, costing the state an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 in rent. The council votes to let Hayes continue until March 31 while bids for a six month contract are sought.
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Quaker Oats Receives Washington Honor Medal
Quaker Oats Co. was honored Sunday by the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Pa as a principal recipient of the George Washington Honor Medal. The award cited the Mr Quaker Program and its work to foster understanding of the American way of life during 1964. Actor-singer Val Gould in the Mr Quaker role has spoken to about two million students and service club members nationwide about the nation’s heritage.
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Resolution Aimed At County Attorneys
The Iowa House passed a joint resolution to amend the state constitution removing term length limits for county attorneys. The proposal now moves toward potential further action.
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Iowa House
Will Leave Reserves Merger to Congress
Defense Secretary McNamara said he would leave Congress to decide if his plan to merge army reserve units into the National Guard should take effect. He spoke Monday in Washington and stressed legislative action is required for any change.
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Ag resolutionsshape Congress in busy session notes
Headlines summarize Dirksen hospitalization for stomach ailment and Mansfield critique of South Vietnam leadership. The page lists local notices: a cancer talk at the embassy with Dr Swasey, jewel and clothing ads, canceled swim classes, reserve training, a coat theft, and various community items. Also reports a senator's hospital stay and Vietnam war commentary.
Volga Man Hurt in Crash Near Elkader
Paul Larson 21 of Volga suffered a broken jaw and facial lacerations in a one car crash five miles south of Elkader on Highway 13. He was listed in fairly good condition at Elkader hospital.
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Driver Charged After Two Car Crash and Drunk Driving
A two car collision on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids led to Paul Graff 48 of Early Iowa being charged with drunken driving. In Monona Richard Rob 24 was charged with drunken driving after his car left the road and ended in a ditch near town. Public notices show Knights of Pythias to hold a Brotherhood Week meeting at Pythian hall 1101 Old Mary Helen DeWilder 20 of Cedar Rapids will speak on Brotherhood and Understanding.
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Krouse Named Administrator of Nursing Center
Wallace R. Krouse has been named administrator of the Americana conval escent hospital and nursing center under construction at 1928-32 First Avenue NE in Cedar Rapids. He will take duties April 1 for the 80 bed facility opening June 15, part of Americana Nursing Homes Inc. with a 40 member staff including a registered nurse and a physical therapist.
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Menninger Urges Funds for More Psychiatric Aides
Des Moines report says Dr. William Menninger urged Iowa lawmakers to double or triple funding for psychiatric training. He called for larger staffs higher salaries and better personnel policies to expand early diagnosis treatment and prevention. He spoke at the Iowa Association for Mental Health meeting.
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Man Found Dead in Tama County Trailer Home
Tama Everett W. Blackburn 70 a retired Tama service station operator was found dead Saturday night in his trailer home at Kings Towers Dr R W Lithacum acting in the absence of the Tama county medical examiner said death was caused by a heart attack The body was sent to Monon Indiana for services and burial by the Harrison funeral home
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Cardinal Cushing Makes Progress
Cardinal Cushing of Boston walked briefly Monday after spending a restful night at St. Elizabeth's hospital where he is recuperating from intestinal surgery.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Uganda Orders Embassy Move After Tenant Complaints
Kampala officials say the U S embassy staff must vacate an eight story building amid criticism of difficult tenancy. The Uganda Development Corporation chaired by Nyanzi cited repeated damage to lower floors during anti American demonstrations but denied government involvement.
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UPI
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MacArthur Kin Nominated for Assistant Secretary of State
President Johnson sent to the Senate the nomination of Douglas MacArthur II to be assistant secretary of state. MacArthur, nephew of General MacArthur, is a career foreign officer and will replace Frederick G. Dutton.
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UPI
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