Stocks end session higher with IBM up nine points
New York stocks held gains late Thursday with volume over 9.4 million shares in four hours. IBM rose nine points while others like Budd Co and Gulf & Western gained. Montgomery Ward Raytheon and U S Gypsum slipped, and Eastern Air Lines Sears Boeing Alcoa and American Smelting posted modest advances. Des Moines USDA notes midwest carrot meat trade with steer and cow beef pricing moves reported.
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New York
Glen Alden
Budd Co
IBM
Montgomery Ward
Raytheon
U.S. Gypsum
Eastern Air Lines
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
Alcoa
American Smelting
Themerican Stock Exchange
Train Derailment Shakes Passengers Near Fort Dodge
An Illinois Central Hawkeye passenger train derailed about 15 miles west of Fort Dodge injuring no one seriously. An engine and eight cars left the tracks early Thursday. about 30 passengers were transported to Fort Dodge by bus. The Hawkeye was traveling from Chicago to Sioux City.
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Fort Dodge
Illinois Central
Here
Chicago
Sioux City
Hogs Steady To 25 Lower On Thursday Trade
Official Friday estimates put receipts at 5 000 cattle 6 000 hogs and 300 sheep in Chicago. Butcher hogs sold steady to 25 cents lower while slaughter steers and sheep showed limited trading.
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Chicago
USBA
Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Extend Slaughter Market
Chicago market notes show hogs at 6,000 head with by weight ranges 190 to 240 pounds and 260 to 280 pounds, values from 16.75 to 19.50. sows and boars also listed. Cattle with 500 head and limited slaughter, steer and heifer pricing around 25 to 26.50 for large lots, cows and bulls priced accordingly. Sheep 500 head with lambs at 23.50 to 24.00 and ewes 4.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Esq
Bee Inferior Nehitsabhi
Des Moines Live Market Steady Butchers Slightly Lower
Iowa beef market shows slow demand with steady to lower prices for butchers and steady lows. Receipts estimated at 80 000 this week versus 72 000 last week and 66 000 year ago with Wednesday at 89 000. U S 1 3 butchers weights range from 17 25 to 18 50 per hundredweight across categories. sows 270 to 550 pounds bring 11 75 to 15 50.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Cedar Rapids hog market edges lower on Thursday
Prices in Cedar Rapids weakened with hogs 25 cents lower. Wednesday delivered butcher weights 200 to 220 pounds averaged 17.75 to 18.35 dollars. Sows 300 pounds and up ranged 14.75 to 15.25 dollars with weight and grade based deductions.
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Cedar Rapids
Temple clergy guests join Sabbath services in Cedar Rapids
City briefs note Temple Judah members from the Cedar Rapids Marion area clergy conference will attend Friday Sabbath services at 8 p.m. Also items list local ads and notices including a battery charger theft report and a charge dismissal in municipal court.
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Temple Judah
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Conference of Clergy
Iowa Auction Round Reports Mixed Cattle and Hogs Prices
Federal market letter from Iowa notes slaughter cows steady to higher, feeders steady to strong, steer calves mostly down, heifer calves steady. Hog prices uneven by region with some losses. slaughter hogs quoted US 1-3 weights and brood sows also listed. Sheep and lambs show modest gains, with feeder lambs up and replacement ewes bidding higher in spots.
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Federal State Market News Service
Iowa
Western
Hertween
Meier Calv
Grain Exchange Closes With Mixed Gains Across Staples
Chicago grain prices finished higher for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with corn and soybeans rising while wheat slipped slightly and oats posted sizable gains amid active trading on the Grain Exchange.
Chicago cash grain price report overview
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat No 2 hard at 1.54 to 1.54 and corn No 2 yellow around 1.13 to 1.29 with No 4 and No 5 yellow values. Soybeans No 1 yellow quoted at 2.66 with soybean oil at 8.55.
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Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Upward price ranges for slaughter cattle in Sioux City with steers and heifers mostly steady to weak. Slaughter steers 1000 to 1300 pounds bring 25.00 to 26.00, two loads at 26.25 for high choice prime, 850 to 1100 pound heifers 24.00 to 25.10 with some high choice prime at 25.2.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Omaha cattle market report shows mixed moves and a range of prices
UPI notes cattle and calves totals with steers and heifers holding steady while some good quality lots fall. High choice and prime 1100 lb steers around 5.90 per pound with other grades in the mid twenties, cows weak to lower and utilities near mid teens.
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Omaha
UPI
Produce notes from Chicago market report
A Chicago market summary lists scores and prices for meats and produce. It notes egg grades and potato arrivals with total shipments and regional carrot red track sales mentioning Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Chicago
U.S
Minnesota-North Dakota
New York Egg Market Report for Wholesale Offerings
USDA data shows adequate to ample wholesale egg offerings across large, medium, and small sizes with in balance on mediums and smalls. Demand fair to slow for large whites with prices mostly unchanged. whites various fancy and fan grades quoted. butter offerings ample and demand slow to fair. overall price levels unchanged.
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NEW York
USDA
Courthouse News Bank Seeks Annulment of Real Estate Transfers
Peoples Bank and Trust Co. sues in Linn district court to void eight deeds from decedent Franklin Arthur Clark to Karen Marie Wep alleging fraud to defeat creditors. Clark owed $6,600 at death. executors Karen Pope and Charles refuse action. Damages claimed for disability and pain. Other entries include First National Bank of Arizona vs Donald A Neale $750 and Bramson Inc vs Roger and Winifred Hahn $1,322.99. Hubbard Milling Co vs ay Brom $17,532.44.
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Karen Pope
Charles
First National Bank of Arizona
Donald A. Neale
Bramson, Inc
Roger Frederick Hahn
Winifred Hargrave Hahn
Hubbard Milling Co., Inc
Ay Brom
Romissory
City Moves to Condemn Loop Properties for Civic Center
Cedar Rapids began condemnation to take 100 108 Third Avenue SE from Smulehoff Investment Co for the Civic Center renewal project. Occupants include Woerderhoff Shoes Snack House Marley hotel Capital Optical Murphy Finance. A condemnation jury meets Jan 30 to set damages.
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City of
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue SE
Smulehoff Investment Co
Civic Center
Woerderhoff Shoes
The
Snack House
Marley Hotel
Capital Optical Co
Murphy Finance Co
Thompson and Swett
Alice Faulkes Thompson
Danceland
Islander Tavern
Tropic Lanes
Merchants National Bank
W. K. Wenkstern
Henrietta Wenkstern
Darlow Oleson
Elizabeth M. Swett Doetzel
Alfred B. Swett
Dick and John
Richard L. Criger
John Wayne Schmoldt
Contend Woman Is Charged With False Food Aid Claim
Isabel Irene Hammond of Cedar Rapids faces Cedar Rapids municipal court charges for obtaining a $25 food voucher and groceries on Christmas Eve by falsely impersonating a welfare official. Prosecutors say she claimed to be Mrs L Johnson of the county welfare department and signed Mrs L Johnston on a store slip. Welfare records showed prior aid denial for dependent children due to sufficient income.
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Cedar Rapids
Lovely Lane Methodist Church
Isabel Irene Hammond
Avenue
William Faches
L. Johnston
Jury Clears Marion in City Sidewalk Negligence Suit
A Linn county jury on Wednesday returned a not guilty verdict absolving Marion of damages to a boy injured in a May 30 1964 sidewalk fall in the city. The verdict form read for the defendant with handwritten not guilty notes, as plaintiff Russell Myers sought 3500 from the city. A second dispatch notes Sweden’s parliament opens amid inflation with tax boosts in Stockholm, linking to budget talks.
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Linn District Court
Marion
William R. Eads
Russell Myers
Stockholm
Russ
Sweden
Man Sues Motel Over Damages After Bench Breaks
Charles E. Brown filed an $8,433.24 damage suit in Linn district court against Parkway Town House Motel Inc. He alleges neck and back injuries from a broken lounging bench in a Cedar Rapids motel room on August 6 while tying his shoes. Claims include medical expenses permanent injuries and loss of wages.
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Charles E. Brown
Linn District Court
Parkway Town House Motel, Inc
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Warren Charged With Uttering Forged Check Case
Ronald J. Warren twenty one of 938 M Street SW was arrested on a charge of uttering a forged instrument. He allegedly cashed a 250 dollar check at United State Bank on December 17 using the forged name of Bessie Paulson of 927 L Street SW who reported stolen blank checks. Judge Harold D. Victor released him on his own recognizance and set the next date for his move or plead.
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Ronald J. Warren
M Street
United State Bank
Bessie Paulson
L Street
Harold D. Victor
Warren
Humphrey Ends African Tour in Tunis as He Talks of Peaceful Progress
Vice President Hubert Humphrey wrapped up a 13 day nine nation African tour in Tunis. He praised Africa’s devotion to independence and self help and pledged renewed American support for development and human opportunity. He laid a wreath at the North African WWII cemetery and recalled Minnesota veterans names. He met Tunisian leaders and highlighted civil rights alignment with the Johnson administration.
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Humphrey
Washington
America
Africa
Habib Bourguiba, Jr
Bahi Laghdam
Habib Bourguiba
Minnesota
Tunisia
Johnson
Lincoln
Bourguiba
Five Injured In Series of Minor Accidents
Five people were hurt in four Cedar Rapids traffic mishaps over Wednesday and Thursday. Wayne Epperson, 5, was struck near First Avenue and Seventeenth Street W. he was hospitalized in fair condition with head and right shoulder injuries. Kenneth Cahill, 16 year old Janniece Cahill, and Nancy Higham and Ruth Boots were also injured, with Cahill cited for failure to yield. Lorraine Golembiewski, 38, was treated for facial cuts after her car struck a tree and light pole. she was charged with failure to control.
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Cedar Rapids
Wayne Epperson
Murray Drive
Charles L. Miskimen, Jr
Twenty-ninth Street
First Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Young Epperson
Miskimen
Wayne
Janniece
Mercy Hospital
Collins Radio
Nancy B. Higham
Circle Drive
Ruth E. Boots
Thirty-second Street
Boots
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lorraine M. Golembiewski
Thirtieth Street
415 Sixth Street
Golembiewski
Federal Contract To Hydro Space For Transmitters
Hydro Space Systems Corp. of Cedar Rapids won a contract from the Department of Interior Bureau of Commercial Fisheries to produce 1,500 small sonar transmitters to study salmon and steelhead migration. The order totals 27,300 dollars for a newer improved model, following a prior 2,600 tags produced last year.
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Hydro Space Systems Corp
Cedar Rapids
Department of Interior
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Hydro Space
Alburnett Man Pleads Innocent To Animal Cruelty Charge
Leonard Wilson of Alburnett pleads not guilty to cruelty to animals. Trial in municipal court set for February 1. He allegedly failed to provide shelter and adequate food for cattle during sub-zero weather on December 31. Case moved to Cedar Rapids after a venue change from Glenn Powers.
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Alburnett
Leonard Wilson
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Powers
Bertram Township
Santa Claus Now a Scot in Highland Dress
Glasgow reports pride over seating the first Scottish National Party member in Parliament as many Scots share Christmas cards featuring Santa Claus wearing a kilt and bonnet.
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Glasgow
Scottish National Party
Santa Claus
London Gold Rush Sparks Quick Market Jump
A mini gold rush hit the London bullion market as demand overwhelmed the Bank of England. The daily fix at Rothschild reached 35.17 dollars per ounce, with prices rising to 35.18 later as dealers noted surging demand despite prior weeks of smaller activity.
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London
Bank of England
N. M. Rothschild and Sons
Mills Brothers Meet Joey Bishop On Channel 9 Color
The Mills Brothers are greeted by Joey Bishop Thursday at 10 30 PM in color on Channel 9.
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Mills Brothers
Joey Bishop
Channel 9
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