Irregular Stock Uptick Amid Mixed Market News
New York trading showed uneven momentum as blue chip shares and several sectors posted gains while others slipped. Major movers included General Motors and U S Steel rising, with United Airlines, IBM, and Westinghouse among others also fluctuating as investors weighed a fragile overall pattern and heavy trading volume around 5.8 million shares.
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NEW York
Liggett
Myers
IBM
Boeing
U.S
General Motors
United Air- Fairchild
Comsat
du Pont
Anaconda
Amerithan
Kennecott M2
Gen Can Stock Exchange
Oral Electric
Westinghouse
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Drop Friday
C R Markets showed a 25 cent drop in Cedar Rapids hog quotes on Friday. Thursday bids for bulk 200 to 280 lb butchers ranged from 23.75 to 24.00 dollars. Packing sows 300 lb and under bid from 19.50 to 19.75 dollars. All quotes reflect grade and plant delivery.
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Chicauy
USDA
Pennzoil
PepsiCo
Dew-Jones
T.C. Henderson and Co., Inc
Phelp
T. Henderson and Co., Inc
Am. Ins
Am. Ein
Spa
Beatrice Foods A
PnilMore
Kerry Bur
Phill Pet
Sita ‘Aitroads
Clinton
Vary
Ig Pa Tay
York Stock Exchange
Iowa Electric
Dedds
Ralston
Abbott Lab
ABC
Qalz 2Alz
Maytag Vv
Raytheon
Admiral
Ozark
Rexall
Alcan Alu
Reyn
Alleg Co
Bam
AltisChal Allied C
Rohr Corp
Amerada
l'Grumnaire
AmAirlin
Biguikmo
Bosch
Stroshd
Su'Hanliburt
Ameipw
Schenley
Harris
Schering i Ichic Abs
AmInvCo
Hoff Electron
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Amet Ct
Seeburg
Motors Va
Jaks Rey
Sinclair
T&t
Sela Ie
Melowmet
SingerCo
Aime
South Co
Idaho
South Ry
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Inland St
Ashland Oit
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Sa InterikSt
StOil Cal
Id Kollsman
Atirich
StOilInd
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Siounj
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StartiCh
Aes
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Itat T&t
Beekman
Beechar
John Man
Johnsns
Bendix
Jon Logan
Eng
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Tampa
Beth Str
Jday Mig
Teledyne Inc
Bigelow
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Tennéco
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Kennecott
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Ind
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Aalty
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ChiMil
Chrysler
fliesSvc
Varian
Monesa
Wilson Co
Cnngas
WinnDix
Woolworth
Motorola
Xerox Corp
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Airlin
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Nell Quinlan Reed elected to IELP board in Kansas City
Nell Quinlan Reed was elected to the board of directors of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. She is the widow of former Senator James A. Reed and serves as a trustee of Lindenwood College and a director of the Midwest Research Institute. Sutherland Dowss noted women outnumber men among stockholders, 8 701 to 6 254, so Reed would represent their interests.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Nell Quinlan Reed
Kansas City
Reed
Dows
Wholesale Price Rise Small at July 5 Week
The Labor Department reports wholesale prices increased 0.2 percent in the week ending July 5, reflecting a small rise in producer costs. The data covers a broad range of goods and suggests limited inflationary pressure in that period.
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Washington
Labor Department
Grain Futures Jump After Denial of China Sale Report
An AP report denial sparked a grain surge with soybeans led by a 15 cent move. July wheat fell to its limit while corn and oats showed mixed gains, in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Johnson
China
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Report
Wholesale butter and egg prices show mixed movement with steady to firmer Berkshire and large eggs in Chicago. California white potatoes on track with tight supply. New York offerings indicate barely adequate egg supply for large and adequate for mediums and smalls, with butter unchanged and demand steady.
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Chicago
U.S
California
New York
USDA
Nashville Storm Claims 2 Lives
Severe winds and rain hit central Tennessee with two deaths in Nashville. Power outages affected hundreds of homes in Nashville and Knoxville. A 11 year old girl was electrocuted by a toppled line. a 56 year old man died amid tree-clearing efforts.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Knoxville
Murfreesboro
Supreme Court Questions Obscene Film Conviction
California the State Supreme Court ruled five to two that producing obscene films is legal if there is no intent to exhibit or distribute. Robert Klor of Los Angeles was convicted under a statute. justices said it applies only to materials for sale or distribution. Justice Tobriner wrote the majority opinion allowing personal or artistic works.
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San Francisco
California
State Supreme Court
Robert Klor
Los Angeles
Mathew Q. Tobriner
Vigil for GI at O'Hare Amid Flight Strikes
At O'Hare Airport specialist Edd Payne of Asheville North Carolina stood by for 13 hours seeking a flight to Fort Lewis Washington. He tried four later flights with United Airlines and Northwest without success and considered trains as a last resort for servicemen trying to reach duty posts on space available seats.
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Chicago
Edd Payne
Asheville
N.C
O'Hare International
Fort Lewis
Wash
United
UAL
Northwest
Payne
U.S
Motorcyclist 32 Suffers Minor Injuries After Collision
A motorcyclist identified as John F. Hixon, 32, of 116 Tenth Street NE, was treated for cuts and released from St. Luke's hospital after a 5:55 pm crash with a car on Oakland Road NE. The driver, Mrs. Cliff Rice, 1500 Oakland Road NE, was charged with failure to yield at a stop intersection. she said she stopped then entered the intersection when auto traffic cleared and did not see the motorcycle until impact.
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Avenue NE
John F. Hixon
Tenth Street
Cliff Rice
Hixon
St. Luke's ‘Hospital
Youth Corps in Iowa Drops 12 High Income Workers
Des Moines AP reports that at least a dozen Iowa youth from higher income families were removed from the Neighborhood Youth Corps antipoverty project. William Pierce, director for about 450 needy youths, says more eliminations may be_known at state headquarters and cites one girl from a $10,000 annual income family who left a $1.25 an hour job.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Youth Corps
William Pierce
Pierce
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