Hogs Off 25 Financial and Market News To 50 Cents
New York stocks edged irregularly lower with declines in Chrysler and Ford while General Motors slipped little. United Aircraft Boeing IBM and New York Central dipped about a point. American Exchange listings stayed mixed amid heavy trading and bonds held steady. Chicago hog prices fell 35 to 50 cents, with slaughter cattle steady to higher and lambs steady.
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Five City Ice Rinks Open for Public Skating Weekend
Chicago article notes five ice skating rinks likely open for public skating over the weekend. Nevin Nichols confirms Jones and Noelridge parks will be open. Bever and Apache parks and Arthur I. school ice being prepared. Manhattan park rink closed due to Hawkeye open speed skating championship events Saturday and Sunday. Public rinks operate Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Chicago Produce Prices Steady for Butter Eggs Potatoes
AP data shows butter and wholesale eggs holding firm with minor gains for higher grades. Potatoes arrive at 31, on track 95, U.S. shipments 495. russets slightly stronger with Idaho and Red River Valley price ranges noted.
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City Briefs and Ads Highlight Local Events
Siren tests planned Saturday at 10 a.m. Cedar Rapids Civil Defense will conduct tests. Bets noted on freight charges and bids. Neighborhood rummage and garage sales encouraged. Farm market advertises glass milk at 17 cents. Florida sewing classes begin January 10 and 11. Wisconsin cheese store promotes a 500 pound 3 year old cheddar. Car theft reported on Bever Avenue SE with tools flashlight and gloves stolen from a parked vehicle.
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North Western approves largest capital program in history
CHICAGO AP The North Western Railway board approves a $66 million capital improvement plan for 1966. Expenditures will exceed 1964 by more than twofold and be 40 percent above 1965. Chairman Ben Heineman says the program will raise total 10 year outlay over $300 million and allocate about $14.3 million for new and improved equipment. The plan aims to tailor services to customers and boost operating efficiency while maintaining or reducing freight rates.
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Transportation Bureau Reports 1965 Activity
The Transportation Bureau released a 1965 report noting increased telephone inquiries and bill auditing by 100 percent. It cites audits of 28,744 freight bills for member firms, charges totaling 5,578 dollars, and 5,603 phone inquiries handled, amid mixed wholesale egg market conditions and dairy scores.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard J Petskal Tao
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Naboth’s Vineyard
East Iowan Bride-To-Be Killed In Benton County Crash
Dwayne Picker ing 21 of Van Horne died after his pickup left county roads in Benton County and struck a farm driveway. The accident occurred about 3 30 p m and he died about 8 20 p m. Pickering was scheduled to marry next week.
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Dwayne Pickering
van Horne
Benton County
Young Pickering
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Iowa City
Hawkeye Feed Mills
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Blacktop
Paul Janelt
Pickering
Albert Pickering
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Felimet
Inherited Stocks and Risk for an 82 Year Old Woman
A widow, eight, inherited fifty thousand dollars in cash and one share each of Rheingold Breweries and Pepsi Cola. She fears stock ownership risks and wants guidance on whether to keep or dispose of the shares. The advisor notes there is no shareholder liability, but a balanced portfolio remains impractical with only two shares.
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Pepsi Cola
Sam Shulsky
Reckless Driver Fined $100 in Iowa Incident
Glen C. Abernathy, 60, of Coralville, was fined $100 and costs Thursday after a reckless driving charge. Patrolmen filed the charge following a non-injury traffic accident south of Cedar Rapids Wednesday evening, with Municipal Judge Loren Hulinger Jr. imposing the penalty.
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Coralville
Abernathy
Cedar, Rapids
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Soviet Algeria sign $200 million dam construction pact
Algiers reports Algeria and the Soviet Union signed a $200 million agreement to build 28 dams to irrigate central eastern and western Algeria. The pact aims to boost agricultural output and regional development.
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Electrical Contractors Elect C R Chairman
Paul E. Fowler was elected chairman of the Cedar Rapids division of the Iowa chapter National Electrical Contractors Assn at the group's January meeting. Other new board members include Emmett J. Keough vice chairman and Wayne P Engle treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids
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National Electrical Contractors Assn
Emmett J. Keough
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Bidding Notice for 31 Trucks Purchase No 75 Des Moines
Sealed bids for the purchase of thirty one trucks for state departments will be opened on January 1 1266 at 1 00 PM at the Car Dispatcher's Offices Des Moines Iowa. Proposals and specifications available from Robert J Hassett Sr State Car Dispatcher.
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Iowa
Robert J. Hassett
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