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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
11
New York reports selective improvement as trading remains moderate while Chicago and Des Moines livestock markets show mixed gains and price shifts. Hog and cattle futures move unevenly with slight advances in some weight classes and steady demand noted in others.
Liquidity was fairly general and moderately heavy in the grain futures market with most contracts weak. Soybeans fall a few cents per bushel while wheat and corn slip. oats mix, rye edges mixed. In Sioux City cattle trade, activity slow with few early steer and heifer sales and modest price declines.
Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady with Saturday bids. Bulk 200 to 230-pound butchers brought $23.50 to $23.75, packing sows 300 lbs down bid $20.50 to $21.00, with price adjustments by weight and grade at the plant.
Chicago and New York price notes show wheat at 1.45 1/2 to 1.45 3/4 per bushel for No 2 hard and red, corn around 1.324 to 1.324 1/2, oats quoted at 73 to 72, soybeans near 2.94 1/4 to 2.94 1/2, with live poultry prices steady and produce shipments varying across regions.
Wilson and Co. announced the acquisition of Briggs and Co. of Washington DC, a meat processor known for sausage ready to serve and smoked meats. Raymond Briggs will continue to manage Briggs operations as Wilson maintains the Briggs name and quality. The deal includes Briggs plant in Landover Maryland within the Food Distribution Center.
An answering brief argues the appeal should be trimmed for procedural conformity while discussing mutual funds, insurance shares, and long term growth. The Q and A warn investors against overoptimistic ten year projections and note insurance stocks have risen and fallen with market frenzy.
House Republicans led by Gerald Ford accused President Johnson of being a Lyndon come lately on civil rights and said his voting record shows political self interest. Ex-resident Mrs. Herman C Siebenmark of St Paul died after a long illness, former Cedar Rapids resident Georgia Overman. Funeral services announced. local chiropractor health service to close July 28 to August 16 for vacation.
Police and state agents conducted a crackdown on minor alcohol violations arresting 25 juveniles and 8 adults after stopping about 500 cars. They found 100 cans and two liquor bottles. fines totaled 100 dollars each for the juveniles and adults charged with contributing to delinquency. Similar raids occurred in Delaware county and Keokuk area with numerous charges and tickets.
The Iowa Highway Commission plans a 6 30 p m Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner with Chief Engineer L M Clauson and guests including Harry Bradley Jr Charles Downie Robert Beck Mayor Bob Johnson and James Colbert. The event is a Cedar Rapids residents dutch treat gathering. Damage reports cite vandals at Hatch and Brookman Home Improvements Co with $200 in damage and beer theft involving a driver with an expired license and lost registrations.
Richard A. Klouda, 20, of 3207 Johnson avenue NW, was arrested early Sunday on a charge of assault and battery. He allegedly struck Delbert A. Landgren, 28, of Waterloo, in the 700 block of First avenue W after 1 a.m. Landgren said Klouda, with three others, tried to start a fight and he did not know him. Klouda was released after posting a $110 bond.
Manila reports seven teens drowned as floods from the Rio Grande de Mindanao and its tributaries sweep eight Cotabato towns. About 500 families displaced and 200 more isolated. crop and public works damage unofficially pegged at 5 million pesos.
Johni Haussermann aged 97 known as the gold king of the Philippines died Sunday after a month of illness in Cincinnati. He gained fame for his role in Philippine gold trade ventures and lived in Cincinnati last years.
Wanda Prindle awoke at 2 15 a m to find a strange man in her bedroom at 312 Sixth Street SE. The intruder claimed he meant no harm and left after being urged not to shout. Police searched the area but found no suspect. entry was gained by cutting the door screen.
David W. Donahoe 41 of 1520 Third Avenue SE waived to the grand jury on bootlegging charges. Detectives say Donahoe supplied a detective posing as a customer a half pint of whisky the night of July 4 while employed at a Cedar Rapids hotel.
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach voiced unqualified support Monday for former Mississippi Governor James Coleman in his nomination to a federal judgeship. The endorsement signals strong White House backing and bipartisan consideration.
A man named Eames was jailed for violating his instructor permit. The sixth individual was jailed in lieu of a fine on a beer possession charge.
Johnson City reports President Johnson will hold a news conference from the East Room at noon CDT Tuesday. A young driver, Carolyn L Wesbrook, 18, received a $10 speeding fine for 44 mph in a 25 mph zone and pled guilty Monday in county court, with live TV broadcasts planned.
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