Stocks Widen Losses In Late Trading On Friday
In heavy 9.1 million share volume, stocks fell as profits cooled and traders awaited President Johnson's Viet Nam bombing decision. Airlines suffered, aerospace weak, steels and motors down, drugs rose slightly, with mixed moves among majors like Sperry Rand American Motors United Airlines Eastern Braniff and New York Central.
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Wall Street
Johnson
Vietnam
Sperry Rand
American Motors
Hogs Rise 25 to 50 Cents in Chicago Market
Chicago packing data show hogs 25 to 50 cents higher after two declines, topping at 30 dollars. Slaughter steers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, with cattle and sheep prices also noted. market listings include hogs 1-2 190-220 lbs at 29.50-30.00, 220-240 lbs 28.75-29.50, and sows 24.75-25.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Pac G
Guardsman Ste Aa
Pa PwSt
Interstate P
jPa RR
Iowa Electric
Pennzoil
PepsiCo
Lefebvre Pfizer
Lite Invest
Phelps
Paila
Lone Star Sit. Phil Rds
Rudamerica Phalh
Owa
Mugsie
New York
Rayonler
York “Stock Exchange
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Rexall
Reyn Met
Stin Sohns
Rone Mary Y
Safeway
Alcoa
Schenley
Seeburg
Servel Sharon Sd
Shell_Oll
Shelltra
AmCyan
AmElPw
Enka Lida
He Weve
Velder Amfpw
al Honeywl
House F
Am Motors
Houst LP
Eh Socony
Gautale
Bae
Wisden
Sperry Rand
Bouared
Amzincida
Linger Rand
Srelands
JAA
AMP Inc
Ohio
StauliCh
Etodenak & Ie Oa
Fee Be Atchison
Blusebaker
Sun
Aiee
John Man
Avco Corp
F Jones
Tampa
Prine ‘Ellers
Kaiser All
Bevierne
Beckman Mikere
Earings
Bendix
Kresge
Bengugl
Nee
Bolse Cas
Lear Slea
Balonana Et
Borden
BorsWar
Sronic
Bune Oa
Clageltia
Fie Fisk
Budd Co
Lionel Corp
Bulova
Gia Ae Univ MM
Heavy Creed
Macyrh
Woolare
Maratha
Bate Asia
McDona Sob
WarnLam
WaenWal
Adie Mead Ce
Wapane
Merck
Monsan
Col Gas
Montpowr
Arrellca
Motorola
Associated Press
NatCar
Liquidatina Ead
Nat Steel
Nevada
Zell
Curtis
Norfik Wst
DanAiv
NorPac
Norwen
Lamson Brothers
Ds duPont
Peat
Éoa
el Pasong
Erieteck Resay
Fairen Hiller
Cedar Rapids
Peremsky
Robert C. Armstrong
Jett
Armstrong’s
Franklin High Alm
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Cedar Rapids markets ease as rates climb during mortgage shift
Industry and business notes outline rising mortgage costs at Iowa savings and loan institutions after Federal Reserve rate moves. Des Moines district bank directors plan a Saturday meeting amid calls for further borrowing-cost increases. Armstrong's furniture and fur divisions announce two promotions, naming Robert Church as assistant merchandise manager and Justin Watson as assistant buyer for the boys’ store.
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Iowa Savings and Loan Institutions
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Savings and Loan
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa City
Armstrong’s
Robert A. Church
Justin R. Watson
Grain futures rise as demand stays light in Chicago
Demand remains light with little selling pressure as grain futures edge higher. Wheat closes 5 to 14 higher, corn up 4 to 4 lower, oats up to 1/2, rye 1 to 2 higher, and soybeans 1 54 to 432 higher amid near standstill afternoon trade. CHICAGO CASH PROVISIONS lists Wheat No 2 etc. Soybeans No 7 yellow 2.86 to 4.
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Chicago
Francis K. duPont and Co
Chicago produce prices and livestock market wrap
AP reports steady wholesale prices across butter eggs and potatoes with mixed demand in Chicago and New York. Idaho Idaho Red River Valley and U.S. shipments cited while market firmness persists amid cold weather. Omaha cattle and calves show mixed strength with ranges for steers cows and cutters.
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Chicago
U.S
Idaho
New York
APJ
USDA
Allan Peremsky Wins Armstrong's Promotion
Allan C. Peremsky of 2122 Fifth Avenue SE was named to the post of assistant general merchandise manager at Armstrong's. The appointment was announced by President John W. Mil.
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Allan Peremsky
Armstrong's
N Avenue SE
Armstrong’s
John W. Mil
Seventy four Linn Mar students on honor roll
Seventy four Linn Mar high school students appear on the second quarter honor roll compiled by Principal Don Parkin. The list covers 17 seniors 15 juniors 24 sophomores and 18 freshmen with named students in each class. The report reflects ongoing academic achievement within the Linn Mar district.
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Linn-Mar High School
Don Parkin
Carol J. Anderson
Carolyn Arnold
Doug Behrends
Diane Byse
James Dunlap
Tony Grenis
John H. Hanna
Jackie Haveman
Jean James
Doris Jean Lawrence
Linda McBride
Tom Musselman
Ann Rule
Connie Steenhoek
Susan Studtmann
Ellen Thuesen
Kathleen Hough
Robert Hoyt
Debbie Kendall
Janet Kissling
Gary Knepper
Nancy Langhurst
James Langmo
Janet Lawrance
Marcia Oftedahl
Linda Powers
Craig Seastrom
Gary Seikora
Karen Sigworth
David Weller
Doug Wisgerhof
Sherry Zachmeyer
Rickey Austin
Dan Bixby
Christal Cook
Debra Covington
Michael Gehring
Wes Ge
William Howlett
Consolidated
Mrs Harstad Elected President of Marion AFS
Officers were elected Thursday night for the Marion American Field Service group after a pot luck dinner at the Gordon Harstad home 1070 Seventh Street. Mrs Harstad was named president. other officers are William Linstrom vice president Mrs Raymond Eckhart secretary Merwen L Taylor treasurer. Thirty three people attended the election and dinner. Cristina Menegazzo of San Juan Argentina a 1960-61 AFS student at Marion High School was honored. Fausto De Vera of the Philippine islands staying in the BE O Garling House also attended.
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Marion American Field Service Group
Gordon Harstad
Seventh Street
Cristina Menegazzo
San Juan
Argentina
AFS
Marion High High School
Harstad
William Linstrom
Raymond Eckhart
Merwen L. Taylor
Hormel Plans Illinois plant to boost meat sector
Ro E Gray of Hormel announces a $4 million slaughtering plant in Illinois to serve a hog-raising center. The facility, locating this spring, will employ about 250 after late-year completion. Also noted are a McKesson pharmacy deal and various local ads including Cub Scout awards and YMCA activities.
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Bureau ‘Junction
McKesson Solution
George Hormel & Co
Sorg F
Austin
Minn
Illinois
Red Heart and Majesty Yarn
Boye
Ben Franklin
Ro E. Gray
Hor‘mel Board
Ten lessons and events at Y high school gym
A listing of activities includes ten lessons at 11 30, boys gym at 1 p m, Y high school basketball team practice at 4 30, teen age night dance at 7 30. The ad mentions a fish fry Friday takeout orders for 1 00, and a Camp Fire rummage sale event at Mrs Larry Larson’s home. Dr F H Collings optometrist has new offices at 669 11th St Marion city phone 377 1163.
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Larry Larson
F. H. Collings
11Th St
Marion City Park
Corn Derivatives Prices From Penick and Ford’s Cedar Rapids Plant
Pricing notes list corn derivatives including corn syrup tank cars, Pearl Starch moisture paper bags, Powdered Starch moisture paper bags, Thin Balina Starch moisture paper bags, Dextrin white paper bags, crude corn oil tank cars. Mentions Douglas, Grits, and standard moisture measures in Cedar Rapids facility.
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Chicago & North Western
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Lnger
Sron
Nein Mon Pec
Stoodard
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
C.R. Markets
Tout Piaunaie Vay
Coe
Saepenne Bohiken
Fur Department
Howard M. Heathman
Miller
Heathman
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Allan C. Peremsky
Jesse McCoy
Oxford
Fort Madison
Linn-Mar
Charley’s Pizza Kitchen
Adel
W. J. Lange
Alice Wallace
Stanley Nielsen
Larry Beckett
Thomas Edison
Price Electric and Hardware
Hormel To
Rex Glasgow
Brad Pederson
Mike Nees
Steve Stolze
Steve Downey
Larry Lanning
Randy Bradley
Tim Begley
Jay Frazee
Brian Madison
David Bond
Paul Begley
Lindsey P. Vinson
Mike Wieboldt
Den 3
Den 4
Nordman Jewelers
YMCA
Marion Branch
Kodak Instamatic
Lagerquist
Gazette
Dial
Marion Band
Larry Tanner
Marion
Tor Leu
Sue Grady
Paul Wright
Eagle Stores
Frank Gorup
17Th St
Adv
T. C. Henderson & Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
3Rd Ave
Montrose
Lows
Penick & Ford's
Lowe Cariisds
Fess
First Credit Corporation
Thid Street
Diat
American Industriat Bankers Association
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