Stock Rally Lifts Dow As Prices Jump On Commodity News
U.S. markets surged Friday with the Dow Jones industrial average climbing to 1,003.15 as concerns over wholesale price rises faded. The day saw broad gains across major indices and notable stock moves including Du Pont and US Steel while volume spiked across exchanges amid mixed signals on inflation and corporate activity.
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West Point Cadet Alleges Honor Code Violations
A West Point cadet claims the ILS military academy enforces its honor code inconsistently and that cadets store military gear cheat on exams and influence government officials with little punishment. He says the allegations were included in affidavits during hearings about the academy's honor system.
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Bean Prices End Week Mixed On Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago area grain prices finished the week with mixed moves. Soybeans rose about 75 points to around 4.40 a bushel with July at 7.44, while corn slipped to about 3.08 and wheat slid near 3.69. Oats fell about 6 cents, and bean contracts showed early gains fade into uneven close.
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Hawkeye chain lakes ride and local notices
Cedar Rapids brief item lists community happenings and ads for events and services. It mentions the Hawkeye Bicycle Association sponsoring a 25 mile Chain Lakes Challenge at Bever Park at 10 am Sunday, plus numerous ads for local venues, tours, sales, and corrections to previous reports.
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Investor asks about retirement funds and safer investments
The reader seeks guidance on growing $190 monthly into retirement funds. Suggestions discuss continuing current savings, possible six percent tax-advantaged growth, and alternatives like bonds or overseas accounts, with tax implications. Responses caution about tax effects, recommend consulting federal reserve guidance, and warn against uncertain overseas or real estate trust deeds.
Residents Warned of Monday Dynamite Blast Sounds
Residents in the Marion Springville and Amininsa areas will hear explosions Monday at the Howard Cherty Scout reservation between Central City and Wanterk. An Army National Guard team from Boirfield will supervise blasting to remove trav e obstruction along the Waper river backwater.
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Nixon Predicts Recovery Because Pat's a Fighter
Former President Nixon says his wife Pat is showing fighting spirit as doctors assess recovery from a stroke. He expressed optimism in public remarks at Memorial Hospital, noting her will to beat the illness and the support from medical staff in her potential path to recovery.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits New York in Bicentennial Tour
King George II statue’s destruction in 1776 echoed as Queen Elizabeth II arrives in New York to mark 200 years of history. Crowds cheer as she lands, tours Wall Street and Federal Hall, aboard Britannia, with Prince Philip. A royal dinner and harbor salute cap the day before sailing to New Haven.
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Moro Resigns as Italian Caretaker Leader
Rome A P report says caretaker Premier Ald Moro resigned clearing the way for President Giovanni Leone to appoint Italy’s next postwar government head. Moro, a Christian Democrat, had led since April after the cabinet fell and elections were held last month amid Communist gains. Leone will begin party talks Monday and designate the next premier, with Giulio Andreotti, Amaldo Forlani, or Francesco Cossiga viewed as potential successors.
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Kuwait Oil Revenues Rise Amid Production Cutback
Kuwait reports oil revenues for 1975 profits total 4 724 billion dollars despite an 18 percent output drop to 21 million barrels per day from 1974 1.8 million. The increase stems from higher prices while production cuts aim to delay depletion and support world prices. Major buyers noted include Japan Britain South Korea and France.
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