Industries and rails push stocks to new high territory
New York markets surged into record high territory as industrials and rails lead gains after noon trading. Volume reached about 9 million shares with airlines and aerospace rising, while major steelmakers barely budged and the rail index advanced despite Pennsylvania Railroad dipping.
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Hogs steady to 25 lower in Chicago market report
Hog prices showed steady to 25 cent declines with hogs largely steady in Des Moines and Omaha bids. Slaughter steers held steady to 25 lower while sheep remained fully steady. receipts Monday tallied around 70,000 in Des Moines with wider animal values listed for 190-240 lb and 240-270 lb ranges and sow prices around 21 to 25 dollars per hundredweight.
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Maryland Port Authority Official to Speak at Cedar Rapids Event
Charles I Hughes director of the Maryland Port Authority trade development will speak to Cedar Rapids Foreign Trade Bureau members Tuesday night. He will address at 6 45 p m dinner at the Roosevelt hotel with reservations via the Chamber of Commerce. Hughes, a Buffalo NY native, studied at the University of Buffalo and Western Reserve University, served in World War II, worked at Western Maryland Railroad, led trade promotion for San Francisco Port Authority, and returned to Baltimore in 1962 to head Maryland Port Authority trade promotion.
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Cedar Rapids Foreign Trade Bureau
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Roosevelt Hotel
Foreign Trade Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
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Texaco Stake Places Wildcat Well in Nebraska
Texaco Inc stakes a Nebraska wildcat 40 miles from nearest production. The Newell-A well is in western Sioux County and will test the Skull Creek sand at about 5300 feet. Cedar Valley field is the closest-producing area.
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Texaco, Inc
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Sioux County
Petroleum Information
Skull Creek
Cedar Valley
Burglar Steals 13 Magazines From San Francisco Home
A burglar broke into the Charles A. Fenwick residence at 4240 Eaglemere Court SF Saturday night and took 13 Playboy magazines. Detectives say the intruder gained entry by cutting a screen and breaking a window. The rest of the house was searched but nothing else was taken.
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Charles A. Fenwick
Eaglemere Court
Nebraska
Kimball County
Regal Drilling
Jack G. Ladmer
Vincent & Welch Inc
Buffalo Field
Kosygin Returns From India After Shastri Funeral
Premier Kosygin arrived in Moscow on Saturday following his attendance at the funeral of Lal Bahadur Shastri in New Delhi. He travelled with officials and is expected to meet with Soviet leaders to discuss ongoing bilateral relations.
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New Delhi
Grain Futures Slide in Mixed Trading Across Markets
Chicago reports show grain futures easing gradually with rye soybeans leading declines. Wheat and corn fall modestly while trade slows. cash grain prices and Chicago produce also move with minor shifts in wheat soybeans and butter ranges.
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Man Burned In Explosion At His Home
Wilfred A. Joseph aged 38 of 2314 Southland Street SW suffered first and second degree burns to his face upper chest and right arm in a gas explosion at his home Sunday afternoon. He was listed in fairly good condition at Mercy Hospital on Monday. The blast occurred as Joseph attempted to light the pilot on a stove.
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Southland Street
Mercy Hospital
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Apstove
Officers Named for Landis Financial Group in Annual Meeting
The Lan dis Financial Group re elected all seven officers at the annual meeting held at 117 First avenue SE. R. W. Landis remains president and treasurer, John D. Wolfe is executive vice president, with James B. Riehl T. T. Tilton as vice presidents. Directors include Richard Landis Ruth BE Landis and Bill McCool. Landis reported a 10 percent business gain for the year. The group comprises Landis Large Loan Plan Public Finance Service and Empire Credit Corp.
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John D. Wolfe
Robert K. Landis
James B. Riehl
T. T. Tilton
Meril Gender
Richard Landis
Ruth BE
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Bill McCool
Landis Large Loan Plan
Public Finance Service
Empire Credit Corp
Westmoreland Thanks Iowa for Support Signed Petitions
Gen. W. C. Westmoreland thanks Cedar Rapids Jaycees and Iowans for 50 183 petitions collected across Eastern Iowa. He says the support boosts morale for troops in Vietnam and will be shared with the command and published in the command newspaper.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard) Rehman
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Johnson To Reveal His Plans Tuesday
West Branch AP Don ald Johnson a former American Legion national commander said he will announce his political plans Tuesday. He has not commented on reports he might seek the Republican nomination to run against Gov. Harold Hughes. Other announced candidates include Prof. William Murray Iowa State Des Moines executive Jack Peters and Roy Long staff a Des Moines retired railroad brakeman.
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Harold Hughes
William G. Murray
Iowa State
Jack W. Peters
Des Moines
Roy Longstaff
Fire Destroys Colesburg Barn
A hay-filled barn on the Cyril Krapfl farm near Colesburg was leveled by fire Monday morning. Smoke was visible for miles as Colesburg fire trucks arrived, followed by units from Greeley. Firefighters fought the blaze for two and a half hours, protecting adjacent structures.
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Greeley
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