Market Makes Progress In Vigorous Late Rally
In a four day layoff the market rose on Monday with Robbie Brooks leading active lists after a 227500 share block. Control Data and Commercial Credit rose sharply while INA Corp Standard Oil New Jersey Hooker Chemical and Pan American Sulphur gained.
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NEW York
Robbie Brooks
Control
INA Corp
Standard Oil New Jersey
Hooker Chemical
Pan American Sulphur
Associates Investment
Gulf & Western
Lily-Tulip
Owens-Illinois
Standard Oil
Indiana
Understanding Dividend Footnotes In Unofficial Sales Figures
The article describes how dividend rates in the table are unofficial estimates based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration. It explains footnote letters indicating types of dividends such as stock dividends, liquidating dividends, and special payments, plus statuses like new issues or rights.
Midwest meat trends show steady to weak beef and varied pork prices
Dressed meats report from Des Moines indicates steer beef steady to 50 lower, heifer beef steady to weak. pork cuts mixed with loins steady, skinned hams steady to 50 higher. Prices quoted for various weight ranges and cut types reflect modest market shifts across the Midwest.
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DES Moines
USDA
New York and Chicago Produce Market Briefs
Wholesale egg offerings steady with adequate supplies across sizes and irregular demand. Butter, eggs, and creamery products show mixed to stable wholesale prices. live poultry in Chicago remains unchanged with roasters and White Rock fryers listed, while potatoes and track sales show moderate arrivals and firm best markets.
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NEW York Produce New York
USDA
Chicago
U.S
California
Texas
Felony Squad Returns on Channel 9 in Color
The television program Felony Squad debuts a color presentation on Channel 9 airing Monday nights at 8:00 PM. The revived series invites viewers to watch the crime drama in its new format.
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Channel 9
Hogs and cattle prices fall in Chicago livestock report
Hogs 25 to 50 cents lower across weights. barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents. Cattle slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower. heifers 25 lower. cows steady to strong. Prime and high grade slaughter cattle priced up to 28.75 per hundredweight. lambs steady with some lots at 28.00 to 28.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Live Hog Prices and Receipts Outlook in Des Moines Market
Trade was moderately active with demand good. Butchers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, some 50 cents down. sows steady to 25 cents lower. Estimated Monday receipts 70,000, week ago 64,000, year ago 71,000, Saturday 39,000. U S 2 4 butchers 220 240 Ibs 21 50 22 75 etc.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
UPI reports at Sioux City market cattle slaughter steers steady to weak with some 25 cent declines, heifers also steady to weak. Choice 1000-1300 lb steers mainly 27.00, 27.73 on load high choice and prime. 850-1075 lb heifers 26.00-26.75, loads and parts up to 27.00 for high choice and prime.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Omaha Livestock Prices Show Cattle Steady to Mixed
Cattle runs at Omaha total around 10 000 and calves about 50 with steers and heifers steady while cows rise 25 cents. Feeders hold, high choice prime 1075 lb cattle fetch 28.25, 1000 to 1050 lb heifers 27.25 to 27.35, choice 26 to 27, utility 18 to 19.25, canner and cutter 17 to 18.25.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Cedar Rapids hog and lamb prices dip on Monday market
C R Markets listed Monday prices for hogs down 250 to 50 cents from Friday. Saturday delivers show butchers 200 to 230 pounds at 22.00 to 22.25, sows 18.50 to 18.75. Lambs 65 to 105 pounds at 25.50 to 26, Good to choice 24.50 to 25.50, older sheep 3.06 to 5.00. Poultry and grain also noted with corn at 1.02 and soybeans at 2.53, eggs delivered with various shell sizes priced.
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Raytheon
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Revlon
Rexall
Reyn
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RyderSys
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SanFelit
Schenley
Ia ‘Scientif Data Schering
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Shell Oil
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Sinclair
Bismith K
Singerco
Erder
South Co
My Goodrich
A&p
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GtWnUn
Bove
St Packaging
Greyhound
VarumaAire
Gulf Oil
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StudeWorth
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Sunray
Swift Co
Harris
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Here Inc
Tektronix
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Tenne
Texas
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Howmet
Tova
INA Cp
Japernand
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Cohn
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Tam 'S
Atchison
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Beckman
Macke Co
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Owensitt
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Cork
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Enney
Pepsico
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Pullman
Chicago
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GenDynam
Cedar Rapids
Corn and Soybeans Prices Decline in Chicago Trade
Chicago AP reports futures for corn and soybeans slid Monday while wheat fell and oats and rye moved modestly. Cash grain prices show No. 2 yellow corn around 1.11 and No. 1 yellow soybeans about 2.69 per bushel with minor movements across oats and rye.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Curbing Centers Here to Stay Says St Louis Coroner
Two years into the death by own action prevention effort, Raymond I. Harris reports about 3000 calls with 150 attempts in progress. He says the St Louis county coroner and supporters view the centers as a lasting, valued aid aiding physicians clergy and police and potentially reducing crisis reports.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Suicide Prevention, Inc
Raymond I. Harris
Harris
Divers Search For Man's Body In Skunk River
Divers and conservation officers continued searching the Skunk river south of Hayesville for Leland Davis 45 of Hedrick presumed drowned after a motorboat accident. The boat stalled in mid river and Davis was thrown overboard as the motor sped up carrying him downstream and below the surface. Divers Darrell Conner Bill Holm Jim Thompson Lee Cassens and Bob Smith from Sigourney aided the recovery effort.
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Gazette Sigourney
Leland
Davis
Hedrick
Skunk
Hayesville
Keokuk County
Sheriff's Office
Dale Davis
Sigourney
Darrell Conner
Bill Holm
Jim Thompson
Lee Cassens
Bob Smith
Polish Farmers Urged to End Smacking Boys on New Farms
WARSAW AP The Polish Society of Friends of Children appeals to eastern Poland farmers to stop the traditional practice of smacking young farm boys at boundary mounds near new farms to ensure they do not forget.
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Warsaw
Polish Society of Friends of Children
Poland
McCarthy Signals Possible Paris Trip Depends on Talks
Senator Eugene McCarthy said he may skip visiting Paris talks if his trip could disrupt negotiations or fail to yield useful information. He previously hinted at a July or August trip to learn North Vietnam positions while differing with Humphrey on war policy and campaign issues.
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Washington
UPI
Eugene McCarthy
Paris
McCarthy
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hubert Humphrey
Law and Order
Humphrey
Grand Jury Returns 15 Indictments Across Drunk Driving Larceny and More
The Linn County grand jury processed four days of sessions and indicted six drunk driving cases two break ins two grand larcenies and one each for manslaughter desertion and abandonment malicious injury to a building resisting execution of process and disposal of a dead body. Only Philip L Booth was named. No bills were found in several other cases and traffic deaths were left with recommendations to file charges. The panel asked for a jail movie camera or interagency use to aid drunk driving investigations.
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Miamlauei
William Faches
Harold Ewoldt
Glen A. Redmond
Danny Lee Voeltz
Mark Applehoff
Jerry M. Johnson
Booth
Michael Cummings
Toy Masad
Masad
Edgewood Road
Sixteenth Avenue
Cummings
Robbins Road
Twenty-sixth Street
County Board of Supervisors
Boehne Charged With Assault in Cedar Rapids Case
Charles B. Boehne, 26, of Springville, pled innocent in municipal court to assault and battery after allegedly striking 15-year-old Gene A. Benner at a party on 2243 Coldstream Avenue NE and later at his home. Trial set for August 1 with bond at $110.
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Charles B. Boehne
Springville
Boehne
Gene A. Benner
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn P. Bemer
Bemer
Coldstream Avenue
Anamosa man charged with uttering forged check
Anthony G. Murphy, 23, of Anamosa, was charged Monday with uttering a forged instrument for writing himself a $155.64 check from Pella Millwork Co. in Hiawatha. Bond set at $2,500. Also noted: two divorce suits, Christine A Wells vs Larry W Wells and Sheryl A Camp vs Charles A Camp, were dismissed Monday.
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Anthony G. Murphy
Anamosa
Murphy
Pella Millwork Co
Hiawatha
Christine A. Wells
Larry W. Wells
Sheryl A. Camp
Charles A. Camp
Dismissal in Draft Case For University of Northern Iowa Student
William M. Blau 21 a University of Northern Iowa student had charges for failing to report for a physical and for induction dismissed in federal court after Blau reported for a physical. Black Hawk county selective service officials confirmed he passed the physical. The case was to go before the draft board next week.
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University of Northern Iowa
William M. Blau
Blau
Black Hawk County
Selective Service
Former Teacher J R Halliburton Dies in Illinois
Notice from Maquoketa reports the death of J R Halliburton former high school principal here on July 4 in DeKalb Illinois. He married Marie Harbert of Cedar Rapids in 1925 and burial was planned for Oakhill Cemetery Cedar Rapids.
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Maquoketa
J. R. Halliburton
DeKalb, Ill
Marie Harbert
Cedar Rapids
Oakhill Cemetery
Rent A Kid Provides Jobs For Atlanta Youths
In Atlanta's west end Rent-A-Kid places 14 to 18 year olds in entry level tasks to earn money for food and clothes. Started by Joy Cochran of the Neighborhood Service Center, the project aims to keep youths in school and self supporting.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
West End
Joy Cochrane
Neighorhood Service Center
Rent-A-Kid
Rockefeller opens door to Rockefeller Reagan ticket
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller on his 60th birthday said a Rockefeller Reagan presidential ticket is a "wide open" possibility. He called Ronald Reagan an undeclared candidate and stated he might talk with Reagan, who plans to pursue California’s favorite son nomination. Reagan was not present as Rockefeller began campaign rounds in San Francisco after a Hawaii vacation.
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San Francisco
New York
Nelson
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
America
Reagan
Hawaii
Clergymen in New York Invite Soviet Religious Leaders
Three prominent New York clergy members invite Soviet religious representatives from Roman Catholic Buddhist Jewish and Eastern Orthodox communities to visit the United States. They urge theologians and clergymen to meet and exchange views to foster better international understanding.
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New York
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Thurston N. Davis
America
Harold A. Bosley
Christ Church
Methodist
Arthur Schneier
Park East Synagogue
Wings Break Off F-111 During Ground Testing
General Dynamics president Frank W. Davis said ground testing broke the wings off an F-111 fighter bomber and stressed that every part will break during testing to prove stress limits. He spoke after a senate hearing revealed wings broke off in nesting two months before the first planes were sent to Vietnam. Davis asserted no in- service failures were expected.
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Fort Worth
Tex
General Dynamics
Frank W. Davis
Senate
Vietnam
Davis
Aviation pioneer Dobson dies after long illness in England
Sir Roy Dobson, 76, British aviation pioneer who inspired the Lancaster bomber Churchill called the winning weapon of World War II, died in a hospital Sunday after a long illness.
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Midhurst
England
Roy Dobson
Winston Churchill
Brezhnev Urges Heightened Vigilance and Defense
In Moscow Brezhnev, head of the Soviet Communist Party, calls for stronger defenses and greater vigilance by the armed forces. He accuses the United States of aggression in Vietnam and says hawks exploit U.S. internal strife to boost military activity, urging continued combat readiness.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Vietnam
Brezhnev
U.S
Soviets and North Korea Pledge Aid to Hanoi
North Viet Namese Vice-premier Le Thanh Nghi said in Pyongyang that the Soviet Union and North Korea have agreed to provide Hanoi with more military and economic aid. He spoke after talks in Moscow and Pyongyang. the exact amounts and forms were not disclosed.
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Tokyo
le Thanh Nghi
North Korea
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Nghi
Pyongyang
Moscow
Central News
Ring around Scarves pattern prints and mailing details
Hane Helms promotes printed pattern 4541 for Hall sizes 10 to 20 with linen fabrics. Includes postal rates of 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents extra for first class mailing and special handling to Anne Adams at The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept New York.
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New Hall
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Iname
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