Stock Rally Falters as Market Closes Lower on Friday
The New York market ends down after an early rally, with gains in Eastman Kodak Caterpillar Chrysler and Liggett Myers offset by losses in conglomerates and tech names like IBM and Polaroid. Du Pont and American Smelting trims push on the week’s brink while defense draft calls trigger caution.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
Caterpillar
Chrysler
Liggett & Myers
IBM
Polaroid
du Pont
Defense Department
American Stock Exchange
Scientists as True Revolutionaries Cited by UCLA Dean
Dean Chauncy Starr of UCLA says scientists and engineers rather than hippies or communists are the true social revolutionaries. He spoke to science teachers citing the oral contraceptive pill and worldwide communication as examples of scientific progress driving change.
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LOS Angeles
Chauncy Starr
University of California At Los Angeles
Caribbean Leaders Launch Free Trade Area
Caribbean leaders agreed to launch a Caribbean Free Trade Area embracing 16 English speaking territories of the West Indies.
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Georgetown
Guyana
West Indies
Hogs Down Steers Gain in Chicago Market
In Chicago buyers paid 50 cents less for hogs while slaughter steers rose 25 to 75 cents. Slaughter lambs held steady as market prices moved.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Across Chicago Markets Report
Hog offerings 4500 head with butchers 50 lower. Prices for 200-235 lb 1-2 hogs 20.75-21.50. 220-250 lb 1-3 at 21.00-20.75. 250-270 lb 2-3 19.50-20.25. 325-400 lb 3s 17.50-18.00. Sows mostly 25 lower. boars 15.00-16.00. Cattle 4000 head with steers up 25-75. High grade slaughter steers 430-30.75. high choice prime 1100-1400 lbs 29.00-30.00. Heifers 850-1050 lbs 26.50-27.25. cows 17.25-19.00. bulls 20.50-24.00. Sheep 100 head. lambs 90-110 lb 26.50-27.00.
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T.¢. Henderson and Co
Beatrice Foods
Sala Consolidated Foods
Towa Guardsman
Peramed Bee
Lawa Electric
Kidde Commetter Eal SF
Kidde
Sete Graese Lite Invest
Ling-Temeo-Voush' Martag Bs
Mid-America
Mienle
Nissen Rk Peayeinre
Alker Oats
Esteeeee Tae
Wilson and Co. Netsseepoeter
Jas
DOW Jones Averag Gt Nor Ry
Ind
Greyhound Grumnaire
Gulf Oil
Tate Tis
GulfStan
aSvs
Malliburt
Harris
Ava
Schenler
Schering
Herc_Inc
Scien
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Abbott Lab
Houston LP_ ft
Agmiiis
ATV
Howmet
Asa
Sinclair
Val South Co
AlcanAlum
Va IdahoPw
Va Alleg Cp
Tate Tee
soutPac
AllegLud
South Ry
Alleg Wid
Try Inser Rand
Spartan
Sperry
Aliledéh
Allied
Vanland
Square
St Brand
Alcor
Amerada
St Packaging
Zalea
T&t
Sten Drug
Val Stevenst
Swift Co
JohnMan
Tenneco
Kaiser al
Tex
Kennecott
Kerr Mic
Baha Ve Annex " Corp
Koppers
Aba
Lehman
Itv
Lofgiss
Ya Atchison
Liggettia
Tata Ta
Nien Pacif
Ft Ag
Atlas Corp
Litton
Cvs
Uniroyal
Ava — Va Avnet
UnitairLin
UnitAire
Tha — Va Rabek
Beechale
Abe Aa Ase
Ve Macke Co
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Isls
Val US
Bée
Va Marquar
Varian Asso Vendo Co
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Wat
Bucy
McCall
Wester Airl
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Ébb
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MabilQil Mohasca
Mont Ward
Cerraco
Certtead
Cessna
CFI Stone
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Chris Craft
Nat Steel
Chrysler
Nevada
Clark
Newberry
ClevEst
Col Pal
orfalkWst
NorPac
NwBan
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Norwich
Virar
Wensil
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PanAsul Pan Am
Panh &P
Curtis Pub
Pennzoil
Pepsico Perfect Film
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USDA
Iowa Hogs Market Report from Des Moines
Trade slow with fairly good demand and mostly steady butchers, some price dips. Receipts vary. week’s totals around 40,000, with week-ago 82,000 and Thursday 45,000. U S 1 3 hog prices listed by weight in various ranges.
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Des Moines
USDA
Midwest
Carnot
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Report
Friday prices show hog market 25 cents lower with bids for 200 to 230 pound butchers at 19.50 to 20.00 delivered yesterday. Packing sows under 300 pounds at 16.75 to 17.00. weights above 230 to 300 priced down per weight. Cattle tables list prime to utility grades with steers and heifers across standard and commercial classes and various discounts for overweight cattle.
Ford profits drop after two month strike in 1967
Ford Motor Co reported 1967 net profits of 84.1 million or 77 cents a share down from 621 million or 5.63 a share in 1966. The 1967 fourth quarter showed a 109.1 million loss vs 128.1 million profit in 1966. Sales were 2.4 billion versus 3.3 billion. UAW strike began Sept 7 and lasted into December.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Grain futures fall as trading slows on Chicago exchange
In Chicago, soybeans and most grain futures eased Friday with slow, locally driven dealings. Wheat barely moved, corn slipped about four percent, oats and rye showed small declines, and soybeans dropped around three to three and a third percent.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices and market notes snapshot
Chicago cash grain prices list several cereals with varied futures figures. No. 2 red western corn and yellow corn grades show values around 1.0 to 1.19 per bushel, oats and soybeans listed with mixed yields and grades, and references to hard No. 2 winter wheat.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange Chicago Produce Prices Summary
AP report lists butter prices with grades and scores, eggs by quality levels, and potato arrivals and shipments. Regional potato quotes include Idaho russets at 3.60 and Minnesota-North Dakota round reds at 2.35 to 2.45, with notes on market insufficiencies and minor quote adjustments.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
U.S
Idaho
New York egg market report shows steady demand and ample supplies
AP dispatch notes wholesale egg offerings remain fully adequate with fair demand on Friday. Jerse and mediums meet standards 77-282 with checks 1842-20. Whites include Extra fancy large 292-31 and fancy medium 27-28. large 29-30. medium 26-27. smalls 25-26. Butter offerings ample with steady demand and unchanged prices.
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New York
USDA
Legal Moves Overruled in Conspiracy and Resisting Arrest Cases
Johnson County District Court Judge Clair Hamilton overruled most grounds in motions for bills of particulars in nine suspects tied to the December 5 University of Iowa demonstration. He ordered the county to clarify officers present in civilian clothes and required amended informations by February 29 for several defendants.
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Owa City
Johnson County
Clair Hamilton
Grand Jury
University of Iowa
Albert Marian
Donald Strand
Paul Kleinberger
Ross Peterson
Dennis Ankrum
Steven Morris
Bruce Clark
Jean Gammon
Fred McTaggart
Strand
McTaggart
Lory Rice
Marilyn Boe Pleads Innocent in Parolee Aiding Case
Marilyn J. Boe, 20, of 302 A avenue NW, Friday pled innocent to aiding and abetting a parolee. A municipal court trial was set for Wednesday. Authorities say Boe hid James A. Johnson, 23, under clothes in her closet when Cedar Rapids police arrived Feb. 14 seeking him. Johnson faces parole violation and forgery charges and had escaped from Independence mental health hospital.
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Marilyn J. Boe
A Avenue NW
Miss Boe
James A. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Independence
First Avenue SW
Bids Sought for Kent Park Dam in Iowa City Area
Johnson county conservation board set bids deadline for building a dam in Kent park west of Tiffin. Bids due by 2 p.m. March 28 and will be reviewed at the monthly meeting. The structure will create a 26 to 33 acre lake in the park.
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Iowa
Johnson County Conservation Board
Kent Park
Tiffin
Johnson Plea Aims to Ease Tourist Visa Rules
President Johnson asked Congress to ease tourist visa requirements for U S visitors and proposed a price stability cabinet committee to study inflationary pressures. Under the plan Western Europe would mainly benefit with 90 day visits, passports and prepaid round trips. some groups remain barred.
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Austin
Texas
Johnson Friday
Congress
The
U.S
Texas White House
Johnson
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Iron Curtain
Committee On
Cherry Burrell Reports Profitable First Quarter
Cherry Burrell Corp reports a profitable first quarter ending January 31 with net sales of 6.713 million, up 7.3 percent from last year. Income before taxes is 64 thousand and net income 32 thousand, or three cents per common share, reversing year ago losses. President Reid cites cost reductions and a steady order backlog.
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Bryan S. Reid, Jr
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Reid
City Briefs and Local Notices Roundup
Hospitalized include Patrick H Fleming and his son at Mercy Hospital. ISU Alumni news notes a post concert coffee by Deidre McConnell. Gwen Heath named to Bemidji State College dean’s list. Coins dealers Jerome’s Rare Coins advertises. A $200 battery charger stolen from F and R Gulf station. Drake University dean’s list recipients named. Dr H S Dougherty chiropractor open in Guaranty Building. Former resident Clarence D Trout dies in Moline. Youth dance fundraiser at Armor ballroom proceeds to youth activities. Bowling open lanes at Magnificent Tropic Lanes Fridays 9 p.m.
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Gwen Heath
Thirty-second Street
Bemidji State College
Bemidji, Minn
Armor Ballroom
Leo Greco
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Lindsay's Gift Engraved Lid Highlights NYC Garbage Strike
Eugene report: Mayor Joan Lindsay of New York accepted an engraved garbage can lid as a gift from Newsmen. Inside the lid Lindsay found a picture of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pointing a finger. Rockefeller had intervened in the strike, causing friction between Lindsay and the governor. Lindsay quipped that he sees eye to eye with Rockefeller on most matters.
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Eugene
Ore
Joan Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Last Members of Guevara's Band Leave Bolivia
Five remaining members of Ernesto Che Guevara's Bolivian guerrilla group crossed into Chile and declared the Bolivian movement over. They said a Bolivian official demanded paper work in Zabala and they paid 400 dollars to depart, while a Chilean officer detained them pending transfer to a third country.
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Santiago
Chile
Ernesto Che Guevara
Bolivia
Harry Villegas
Zabala
Villegas
Red Bomber Drive Targeting Khe Sanh Alleged in Interrogation
A captured Vietnamese captain claims Hanoi plans a major air assault with jet bombers against Khe Sanh and to press cities with a pre talks offensive. U.S. officials doubt the source but note Giap aims to force negotiations and lure U.S. forces to a decisive clash at Khe Sanh.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Khe Sanh
U.S
Pham Uy Dai
Dai
Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Giap
Hhit Khe Sanh
Orangeburg Bias Injunction Issued Against Bowling Alley
A federal judge in Columbia issued an injunction against All-Star Triangle Bowl Inc for discriminatory practices at a segregated Orangeburg bowling alley. The order bars discriminatory operations pending court review to determine if the case falls under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 after week of protests and deadly violence earlier this month.
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Columbia
Orangeburg
U.S
Robert Martin
Martin
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