Irregular Downturn in Stocks on Tuesday Afternoon
New York stocks moved irregularly lower in moderate volume around 17 million shares. Early gains faded as high flight sectors including color TVs and aerospace slipped, while Big Three automakers stayed ahead led by General Motors. Du Pont and Eastman Kodak rose, with mixed results from American Telephone and Standard of New Jersey.
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New York
Big Three
General Motors
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
American Telephone
Standard of New Jersey
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Fairchild Camera
SCM
Admiral New
Braniff Airways
Dura Corp
Magnavox
Texas Instruments
KLM Airlines
Hog prices rise 25 to 50 cents in midweek market
Butcher hogs advanced 35 to 50 cents on Tuesday while slaughter steers held steady to 50 cents higher. Spring slaughter lambs were steady, reflecting a mixed midweek cattle and hog market.
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Town Hogs
Des Moines
UPL
Grains Close Mostly Higher On Tuesday Markets
Chicago grain futures held above prior closes with wheat up a bushel, corn and soybeans mixed. Livestock prices showed mixed results as slaughter steers and hogs traded unevenly with slight gains for sows and limited increases for lambs and bulls amid a volatile trading day.
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Dow-Jones
T ¢ Henderson and Co., Inc
T. C. Henderson and Co, Inc
Pepsico
Jem Ose Amein
Pfizerc
Pfizerc 1.2¢A 66% O58 & Industrials
Beatrice Foods Ata Phelp
Kerry Bur
Valco
Clinton Engine
New York
Fisher Gov
Pitney Bow
Selectea
Greater
Iowa & B
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Guardsman
Polaroid
Procter
Iowa Electric Towa-Ih Gas Cis
Pubdlkindait & Lefebvre
Pullman
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Maytag
Ralston Pur
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Crark
RenubSteet
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Ba .Sanders
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Schering
Ale
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Senick
InvCo
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Amel
Hoff Electron
Sears Roe
Sharonsit
T&t
da Shell Gil
Sioux City Livestock Am
Sioux City
USDA
AMP Inc
Sinclair
Ig Hupp Cp
SingerCo
Susar
Lore
Ideal Cem
Jota Tata Ao
OMAHA
UPI
IngerRand
South Ry
Tifcoo
Jay
Nick
Packers
Utility
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StanWar
Adee
Ats
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Fraaing
Beckman
dJohatan
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Johnsad
Paunray
Tampa
Boeing
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MG Teledyne Inc
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Texaco
Aida
Konpers
Texgsul
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Kresge
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New York Produce York Egg and Butter Prices Report
AP-USDA market summary reports tight eggs with large and small sizes priced. Chicago notes potato shipments 1077 total U.S., demand moderate, market steady. California carrots and butter values given with grades and scores. Egg grades and weights listed, sugar standards and prices noted.
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NEW York Produce York
USDA
Chicago
U. S
California
Kamberling Receives 60 Day Municipal Sentence
Leo A Kamberling 44 of 846 1A avenue NE was sentenced to 60 days in municipal jail for drunkenness and resisting an officer. He was arrested Saturday evening in the 100 block of Tenth Street NE after allegedly kicking a dent in a police squad car during a scuffle and faces a district court charge of malicious injury to a motor vehicle.
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Leo A. Kamberling
Avenue Nel
Kamberling
Tenth Street
Market Prices Reported for Grains Wool Poultry Eggs
No 2 corn priced at 1.25 for new or old? No 1 yellow soybeans at 3.32 3.54. Wool values listed No 1 wool 8c No 2 wool 7c. Poultry shows heavy breed hens 7c Leghorn and Hyline 6c No chicken 4c Eggs per dozen prices for large and medium sizes and pullet stock also noted.
Two Cedar Rapids Teens Freed After Judge Scolding
Municipal Judge Loren M. Suhlinger Jr. dismissed charges of fighting against Daniel J. May and Robert M. Hughes, both 19. The judge admonished them and released them with bonds of 30 dollars returned. The pair had been arrested early Sunday in the 1200 block of First Avenue East.
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Loren M.suhilinger, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Vullinger
Daniel J. May
Twenty Eighth Street
Robert M. Hughes
Eighth Avenue
May
Hughes
First Ave
Nue E
Three Cedar Rapids Boys Accused of Window Breaks
Three Cedar Rapids boys aged 14 18 and 17 were arrested Tuesday for breaking windows at Reliable Machine and Manufacturing Co 413 H Avenue NW on June 29 and July 3. About a dozen windows and a door glass were damaged. They were turned over to county probation officers.
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Cedar Rapids
Reliable Machine and Manufacturing Co
H Avenue
Lester Woodward
Farmer bright teaches by early lessons on a single yard
Shrewsbury England UPI report notes farmer Cole Bright believes education starts young. He uses one farm yard to raise 40 chickens, a ducks and Charlie a two week old fox, illustrating his optimistic teaching approach.
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Shrewsbury
England
UPI
Cole Bright
Charlie
Charges U S Funds Used so Students Could Hear LBJ
Centerville Republican candidate Robert K Beck demanded an investigation into reports that federal anti poverty funds funded a Des Moines trip for Job Corps students to hear President Johnson at a Democratic fundraiser. Upward Bound at Central College confirmed about 80 area high school pupils and counselors attended the event.
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U.S
Ceaterville
API
Johnson
Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Central College
Pella
Des Moines
Dickeman
Democratic
Iowa
Air Force awards 1.3 million Collins contract
Collins Radio Co. receives a 1.3 million Air Force contract for the production of spare parts for high frequency communications. Barbara Dieleman, director of the program, said the contract supports the antipoverty effort and the project would have advanced regardless of political control or presidential campaigning.
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Collins Radio Co
Barbara Dieleman
U.S. Air Force
Gram
Two Safe Burglaries Reported in Iowa City
Two safe burglaries occurred in Iowa City Monday night. Detectives report about 1000 dollars stolen from a safe in the American Legion club basement after the safe was battered and torn open through an east window in the card room. Desks and files were rifled and scattered. In another theft at Imperial Oil Co on Highway 218 South about 133 dollars was taken through a south window with no other items disturbed.
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Iowa City
American Legion Club
Legion
Imperial Oi Co
Highway 218
The Fugitive Suspected in Another Murder
A report aired on KCRG-TV Channel 9 at 9 00 PM Tuesday states The Fugitive is suspected in a second murder case.
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Kcrg-Tv
Margin use for long term investing versus speculation
Investors weigh using margin to control more stock against buying outright. Margin finance can align with growth stocks but incurs ongoing interest, potentially eroding returns if prices rise slowly. For long term plans, paying high margin interest may deter, even as dividends can offset some costs.
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Safeway
Georgia Pacific
General Motors
Purex
Southern California Edison
RCA
Eis
Jpay
Sam
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State Office of Economic Opportunity
Clinton
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Mary
Air Force
Collins
Investers’ Guide
Sema Shadokyek
Leta
Jerome
Sture
Iowa Mortgage Bankers Association
Qntinental Mortgage Investment Company
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