Stocks slip as market expected to follow Monday decline
New York stocks ended lower with about twice as many declines as advances. IBM rose about 16 points late after a 100 percent stock dividend, while Litton Industries led losses among big names. A North Korea ship seizure news weighed on sentiment despite some gains.
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New York
IBM
Mills
House
Ways and Means
White House
U.S
Litton Industries
Over the Counter And Listed Stocks Notes and Symbols
Unofficial Salas figures and dividend notes detail annual disbursements based on last declarations. The list explains symbols for stock status such as ex-dividend, stock splits, new issues, and warrants and notes special payments, taxes, and foreign interest considerations.
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Associated Press
Lawidert
Pila
Pavanle
Ing
Securit Assum
Midwest meat trade slips on cattle price declines
DES MOINES Iowa AP USDA reports Monday's Midwest beef market shows heifer beef and cow prices down about 1.00 with select 700 pound steers around 40.25. Coar beef for canner and cutter ranges near 39.00 with ongoing weakness across the region.
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O Nesses Meats
DES Moines
USDA
Lowa
Sorel Osigien
Hore
Hog market up 25 to 50 cents, cattle steady
Chicago AP reports butcher hogs sold 25 to 50 cents higher Tuesday. Slaughter steers and sheep held steady as traders noted firm demand.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Chicago Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle
In Chicago market activity, hogs sold around 4 500 head with higher carcass cuts up to 50 cents. Butchers gained 19.00 19.50 per 100 pounds for 200 230 lb animals and similar gains across other weight ranges. Cattle and calves totals show slaughter steadiness for steers and heifers with yield grades 2 to 4 posting 23 27 per cwt ranges. sheep and lambs also listed with various price bands.
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Chicago
USDA
Hard driving bosses and timeless quotes collected
Quotations about leadership and public life include remarks by George Christian on working for a tough boss, de Gaulle’s stance on enemies, and Karl Holzmer’s rule that nonsense earns more than virtue. Strong voices emerge from a White House briefing, a French presidency, and a German TV executive.
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Johnson
George Christian
White House
de Gaulle
Karl Holzmer
Des Moines Livestock Market Sees Gains Across Grades
Trade in Des Moines remains moderately active with good demand for butchers and sows. Prices rise by 25 to 50 cents, receipts for Tuesday estimated at 90 000, versus 83 000 last week and 60 000 a year ago. Monday receipts at 92 000. U S 1 3 butchers and sows ranged across weights with values from 14 75 to 19 75 per hundred pounds depending on size and cut.
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CIA
GenDynam
Ava
Jon
Ingerleip
Gruber
Genesco
Ted Wi
Dow-Jones
Val Staufich
West
Nnt
Lish
NEW York
Teledyn
New York Stock Exchange
Tenneco
Java
Goa
Allied
Amlyan Amctrysus
Ae UnitAire
Ameipw
Wa Inferitig
Ugasce Fui
Chicago
AmNetGas i Motors
Mercanti
Sotecoy
Jon Logen
Rey Ur
Hog Corp
Acon
ArchDan
Kennecott Ie
Wests el
Armco
Evernn
Ember
Armaur
Val Kimbek
Warn
Keapers
Kroger
Pat
Atlas W
Learsiea Atlas Company
Sale
Ya Lenpcem
Aveo Cp
Avnet Inc
Mt Beit Babch
Ig — Va
Yelonian
Motorola
Chriseratt
Chrysler
Val Nateesh
Nat Steel
Colonit
Newbery
Nevada
Va Nor Pac
NostaPw
Northra
Norwic Ayaa
Abe Ata
Wes Row
Shia Sl Neesy
Crown Corl
Gwensilt
Crue. Si Ja
Vo Cudahy
Curtis Pub Curtiss Wr
Ag Ae
Wis
Barkeldavis
Va Penney
Eva PepsiCo
Va & PerfFilm
Phizerc
Iz Disney
Phelps
Éste — Domemin
Phila
DoewChm
Phil
Duke Pw Dressind
Vel PriiMorr
Buohill
Pitney
Pitts Steel
Garold Ioctr
Pups
Eal Air Ekodak
Ubik Ind
el Sandhr
Val ElPaso
Reistone
Asa
Rayonier
End Johnson
Es Ava
Lai Raytheon
ErieLack
Evans P
Eversharp
RepubSt
Revlon
Rexall
Reyn
Fedders Ag
Rehr
Einikote
Anders
Schenley
Schering
Sears Roe
Des Moines
UFI
U.S
Omaha Livestock Market Report Mixed Cattle Prices
Omaha market results show cattle and calves at 4 500 head with steers and heifers steady. Cows strong to 25 up, high choice and prime 1125 lb steers around 26.25 with some prime at 26.00. Utility cows mostly 13.50 to 15.00. canner and cutter 13.50 to 15.00. several lower grades noted.
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Omaha
UPI
Catthe
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Reported
C R Markets reported steady prices on Tuesday for the Cedar Rapids hog market. Monday's bulk delivery prices ranged from 18.50 to 19.00 per hundredweight for 200 to 220 pound hogs, with packers paying 15.50 to 15.70 for 300 pound sows.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Justice William
Douglas
Supreme Court
Grains and soybeans rise on Chicago Board of Trade
In moderate trade on Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade soybeans and grain futures advanced. At the close wheat rose about 7 percent, corn gained percent, oats fell up to 2 percent, rye rose percent, and soybeans gained percent.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fragmented OCR Food Item Note
Fragmented text fragment appears to describe beans and colors with unclear quantities and measurements. The readable parts mention yellow and white items and a reference to 60 percent, but no coherent event or outcome is present.
City residents vote on District school funding plan
Voters in the city consider a local education funding proposal amid debates over priorities. Officials say passage could affect class sizes and program offerings while opponents warn of tax implications.
Navy's F-111B hit by calls to drop program
Senate critic McClellan urged ending federal money for the Navy version of the TFX F-111B as navy officials study replacements. General Dynamics disputed the idea the jet is a flop, saying the F-111B will prove a superior weapons system once deployed and the F-111A has shown strong Falcon Air Command results.
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Washington
Congress
Navy
John McClellan
McClellan
Robert McNamara
Air Force
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Tex
Frank Davis
Fleet
Davis
Clark Clifford
Livestock Market Prices and Grain Quotes
Cattle au stock bids range from 1.15 to 2.00 per cwt for various classes. Sheep and lambs listed with prices from 3.00 to 9.50 per head, old sheep at 3.00 to 5.00. Hens and wool values noted. grain region shows oats, soybeans and shell corn pricing. Tuesday close reported with deliveries and futures figures.
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Terror Masia
Teae
Pavilion 1904 World’s Fair gets tile roof repair
Patch Pavilion in Forest Park St Louis where the 1904 exposition was held receives a new tile roof repairing, new wiring and wall repairs to restore the pavilion.
Nominee to become defense chief by March noted
The nomination to succeed McNamara as defense chief by March 1 will decide whether to let the navy negotiate with four contractors on a possible substitute for the F-1115.
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McNamara
Navy
City Briefs and Notices From the Community
Optimist Club film on YMCA program shown Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. at Town House. The Key To Her Heart promotes a home. Classified Ads list. Arnold Volkmann patient at University hospitals in Iowa City with visitors allowed. Sweaters dry cleaned 50c at Albert's. Story hour at public library Wednesday and Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Kenwood branch. Gazette Want Ad Number 369-1234. Chapter 133 meets Thursday 1:30 p.m. at the YMCA with Edwin Zeller speaking. Flower arranging workshop, Flower City 366-3449. Arrangement of the Week featuring Valentine carnations at Pierson's Florists 366-1826. Coat taken: Ken Kray reports $28 coat missing from Weyerhaeuser Co lobby.
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Optimist Club
YMCA
Kenwood
Fowler urges repeal of gold backing law to free dollar
Treasury Secretary Fowler asked Congress to repeal the 25 cent gold backing rule for each dollar, arguing the economy, not gold reserves, backs the dollar. He warned delay would hinder money supply and stressed the U.S. will maintain gold at $35 an ounce as part of the system.
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Washington
Treasury
Fowler
Congress
House Banking Committee
U.S
Tape Briefs Patients in 19 Offices on Reducing
Washington news desk reports a senate antitrust hearing on the obesity treatment industry. Witnesses cite a New York physician with 19 offices promoting weight loss via tapes and pills in a $250 million field, raising concerns of antitrust violations and medical ethics.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Bill Industry
New York
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Hart
D-Mich
Norman Gross
Hartford
Manhattan
Long Island
GE Blocked From Radio Bidding In Iowa Police Cars
Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst accused the Iowa safety department of excluding General Electric from a police car radio bid. Motorola won the contract at 35 units for 908 dollars each, totaling 31 710 dollars. Synhorst was the lone vote against the contract. He said GE was kept out by department specifications despite a bid of 748 dollars and 75 cents per unit.
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Des Moines
Melvin Synhorst
Iowa Safety Department
General Electric Co
Motorola Co
Synhorst
Motorola
General Electric
Local government count drops amid school district consolidations
There were 91,253 local governments in the U S at the start of 1967, down nearly 16,000 since 1982. The fall is led by school districts shrinking from 24,678 in 192 to 21,782 in 1967 due to reorganizations for efficiency.
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U.S
LBJ Proposes Cuts He Knows Won't Pass in Election Year
AP report: President Johnson backs spending cuts and a tax increase, but lawmakers doubt passage before June. Treasury officials face House Ways and Means questions as Rep. Herlong and Rep. Burke challenge the proposals, noting political risk and late timetable.
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Washington
Burke
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Fowler
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Herlong
D-Fla
Schultze
D-Mass
Notice of transfer of Certificate of Convenience and Necessity
The Iowa Commerce Commission announces a hearing on February 7 1968 at 10:00 a.m. at its Des Moines office regarding the transfer of Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for an intercity transportation carrier operating between points within Iowa. Docket DLC-313. Bernard J. Martin chairman Frein B. Meant commissioner, I think.
Sheriff Sale Notice of Linn County Property
Sheriff Walter H. Grant announces a public auction of real estate in Linn County Iowa to satisfy a 1967 judgment. The Lot in Fri Bite Carpenters Fourth Addition goes under the hammer for cash on February 6 with deputy David Raircister overseeing. Attendees should report to the Dear Raids office and bring identification.
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District Court
Linn County
Bohemian Ones and Loan Association
Geese Rapids
Iowa
Roy
Morris
Lion County
Lotemer Pope
Jones
Carpenters
Ant County
Raids
Walter H. Grant
David Raircister
Kubitek
Novake Kicek
Altorney
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American Stock Exchange
Ea i
Hayden Sterne, Inc
Beatrice Foods
Ava Linton
Lowerence
Life Kidde
Beatae
Mid-America
Nissen
Wilson and Ce
Ugsing $ S
Chicago Livestock
Hogs
Omaha Livestock
C.R. Markets
Lamson Brothers
Mapch O.c
Minnesota
Dakota
Red River “Valley
Idaho
TFX
Adv
Arnold Volkmann
Sixth Street
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Albert’s
the Gazette
NARCE
Edwin Zeller
Flower City
Valentine Heart
Pierson
Ken Kray
Mitchell Drive
Marion
Weyerhaeuser Co
Frederick Wolff
Susanna McBee
Life Magazine
Miss McBee
Isecretary
LBJ
Baier E. B. Storey
Secretar
O Derm Daled
Wall St
N.Y.S.E
T. C. Henderson & Company, Inc
York Stock Exchange Montroge Hotel
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