Cigaret Stocks Move Amid Filter Debate
The New York market ended the day higher as cigaret stocks faced mixed moves after Columbia’s filter claim and ACS warning against smoking. Major issuers fluctuated with Reynolds, Philip Morris, Liggett and Myers, Lorillard, and American Tobacco all showing varied gains and losses amid continued volatile trading.
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NEW York
Columbia University
American Cancer Society
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Reynolds
Philip Morris
McCall
Hog Prices Lift as U.S. Livestock Receipts Rise
USDA Friday estimates put receipts at 5,000 cattle, 5,000 hogs and 200 sheep in Chicago. Butcher hogs sold strong to mostly 25 cents higher while slaughter steers and sheep had limited test due to small offerings.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago live market rounds up hogs cattle and lambs
Hogs about 4 000 head with gains 25 cents higher across weights. Sow prices 19.00 to 20.00. Cattle light demand with cows and cutters 16.50 to 19.75. Sheep scarce with spring lambs steady and light crowding of choice and prime weights 80 to 105 pounds at 25 to 27 dollars.
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Chicago
USDA
CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS
Sales figures are unofficial and dividend rates in the table reflect annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi annual declaration. Footnotes identify special or extra dividends and payments and cover a wide range of designations from a to z and beyond including ex dividend ex rights and warrants statuses and bankruptcy notes.
French Desertion Claim On Lost Atomic Bomb
Stowaway Donald Taylor, 37, an Englishman who claimed to be a deserter from the French Foreign Legion, said in Auckland that France lost an atomic bomb on June 18 during preparations to test it. He provided no independent corroboration.
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Auckland
N.Z
UPI
Donald Taylor
Trade activity and hog prices in Des Moines market
Des Moines reports active trading with fair to good demand and steady to higher prices for butchers. Estimated receipts Thursday 60,000. week total 68,000. price ranges for various hog weights and carcass classes are listed, including U S 1-3 and 2-3 sows across weight bands.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Midwest cattle markets mixed as cattle prices listed
Des Moines reports the USDA Midwest cattle trade with steer and heifer beef steady while cow beef is not established. Steer beef ranged 600-700 pounds at 41.75 to 42.50 dollars, 800-900 pounds at 41.50 to 42.00 dollars, and good 600-800 pounds at 40.75 to 41.00 dollars. Heifer beef 500-700 pounds at 41.25 to 41.50 dollars, good 500-700 pounds at 39.75 dollars.
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DES Moines
USDA
Midwest
Canrot
Tawa
Sioux City Livestock Prices Steers Gain As Heifers Hold
Sioux City market reports Castle 9,500 calves none. Steers rise 25 cents, heifers steady. Choice 1,000-1,300 lb steers 25.75-26.50, 850-1,075 lb heifers 24.75-25.75.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Castle
Choice
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Hold Steady on Thursday
C R Markets reports Cedar Rapids hog market prices steady Thursday. Wednesday’s prices for country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 lbs ranged 21.75 to 22.25 per cwt. Packing sows 300 lbs and under 19.00 to 19.25. Butchers and packers see weight-based deductions up to 500 plus pounds.
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Cedar Rapids
City Officials Discuss Snow Equipment Pool
In July four eastern Iowa cities Dubuque Cedar Rapids Davenport and Waterloo explored a joint snow removal plan to share equipment during emergencies. Cedar Rapids Public Improvements Commissioner Donald Canney represented the city at the meeting.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
Donald Canney
Grain Exchange Mostly Irregular
Grain futures in light Chicago trade show mixed results with wheat down a few cents, corn fluctuating, oats steady to higher, rye slipping, and soybeans rising notably. The close reflects modest shifts across the board.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices and notes
Wheat No 2 red 1.47 1 4 to 1.48 1 4. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30 to 1.31. Oats No 2 heavy white 0.77 1 2. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.86 1 4. Soybean oil 9.00. Market notes.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Chicago Prices Hold Steady in Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Chicago and New York produce markets report steady wholesale butter and egg prices with modest shifts by grade. Potatoes show light arrivals and good demand with long whites steady and red varieties firmer. New York notes ample offerings and rain affecting trade.
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Chicago
U.S
California
New York
USDA
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
UPI grain market notes cattle 1,500 head and calves 100. Classes steady. High choice steers bring 26.75, choice 25.75 to 26.50, good and low choice 23.75 to 25.75 with some 26.00. Heifers range 24.25 to 25.50 with choice at 25.65. Utilities and commercial cows 18.00 to 19.50, Sau and cutter 17.00 to 18.50, a few 18.75 to 19.00.
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Pitts Steel
Gam Sko
Pullman
GenElec
Ralston P
RepubSt
Gerber Pd
Reyn
Xall
Getty Oj Gillette
Glen Ald
Goodrich
Goodyr
Rohr Co
Grace Co
RyderSys
A&p
Gt Nor R
Gt West
Harris
Schdoer
Roela
Here Inc
Sharon Sd
Wa Dow-Jones
Shell Oil
Soucale
NEW York K (Ap
New York
Howmet
healthPac
Suth Ry
Spartan Ind
Sperry Rand
Idaho
Cem
Abbott_Lab
Bex Co
SteinDru
Nick
Studebak
Allied
T&t
Swift
Alcoa
Air Amerada
Femee
Am Bosch
Ve Jewel Co
Teeavne Inc
JohnMan
Teledyne Wi
Va Chicago (Ap
AmCrySug
Johnsn John
Enneco
Chicago Mercantile Exchange Thursan
Texaco
Kaiser al
KayserRo
Tex
Alo
Koppers
Am_ Motors
Kresge
Transwaie
AMP Inc
Ehman
Mpex Corp
AMC Ind
Liggett&m
UPI
Armour
Sales ArmsCk
Va Mara
Atl
Yg Ry Rich
Lorillard
Unit Rail
Ign
Atlas Corp
Agasco
Aveo Ce
Beckman
Beech Airc
Bendix
MartinMar
Varian Asso
Bethstl
McCallaytag
Vaeipw
Merckc
Brunswick
Weverhr
Siler
MobilOil
Winn Dix
Burroughs
Ssorrell
Zenith
Motorola
Carterw
Nat Airlin
Ches Ohio
Steel
ChiMil Sip
Nevada P
Neworry
ChrisCraft Ib
Chrysler
Norton
ComiCre
Norwich
Wg ComSolv
Santtat
Occident OhioEdis
Pac_ Petrol
Ska Ms Cooperin
PacPwLt
Pacta&t
Owle
Pan Am Pan A Sul
CoxBdcas
CrouseHind
CrowCol
ea Peab_ Coal
Crown_ Cork
PennDixie
CrownZe
Va Penney
Curtis Pub
Pennzoil
Curtiss Wr
PerfFilm PepsiCon
Ve Phelp D
Dan DaveoCe
Phila el
Phil Rdig
Phil Morr
del Mate
Phill Pet
Melita Air
Pitneya
MetEdis
Disney
MomeMin
Lamson Brothers
Nressind
Duke Pw
Alun
duPont
ysAa —L'E
Johnson
ErieLack
EthylCorp
Miaral
Eversharp
Fair Hill
Perversd
Leghorn
Aan Seid
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Honest Budget Figures From Administration Sought By GOP Leaders
House Republican Leader Ford called for honest budget figures from the administration before considering a tax increase. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen doubted avoiding a tax boost, awaiting administration recommendations. They criticized post Congo deployments and discussed a federal anti-riot cross state lines bill.
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Washington
House
Ford
Mich
Congress
Dirksen
Lill
Senate
Go.p
Johnson
G.O.P
U.S
Congo
Win at Bridge Doubtful Slam After Queen of Hearts Lead
A hand from the Eastern championships explains a near double-dummy problem. With a queen of hearts lead, the defender ducks dummy and a late trump shift fails to beat the contract, illustrating the challenge of making a slam.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Queen of Hearts
George Rowe
New York
George
West
George wins hand in bridge with Me tacis emblem
George won in dummy led a diamond to his ace and ruffed a diamond. He returned the queen of clubs to his hand and ruffed a second diamond. The three ball pawnbroker emblem drew from Florence Italy’s Me tacis family coat of arms.
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George
Dicis
Florence
Italy
Trump opening defeats slam in hand example
The hand shows a trump opening beating the slam as South cannot access his hand to ruff diamonds. If trumps split 3-2 and clubs 4-2 with reasonable other suits, the defense cannot recover. opening a trump avoids the needed ruff in dummy and preserves the winning line.
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South
Iowa Medical Labs Procedure Under Board Review
The Iowa Board of Health re elected Dr. Franklin Top as president and named Dr. P J Laube as vice president while weighing changes to how out of hospital laboratories are evaluated. It found insufficient data for an immediate decision and noted current testing by the State Hygienic Laboratory is optional but required for Medicare payments. The Iowa Medical Society favored a new program by the College of American Pathologists at a $50 yearly fee per lab. Questions arise over whether non doctors head five labs, with potential AG involvement.
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Des Moines
State Board of Health
Franklin Top
Iowa City
P. J. Laube
Dubuque
Albert J. Soucek
Iowa
Iowa Medical Society
College of American Pathologists
Robert Throckmorton
The
Medical Society
Attorney General’s
Auto Sales Up 8 Percent in Early July
Detroit based AP report says U.S. automakers logged an 8 percent rally in the first 10 days of July as they wind down 1967 models. Ford sales rose slightly under 1 percent, American Motors led with 13 percent, GM up 11.8 percent, Chrysler up 9 percent, aided by clearance pricing and model-year shifts.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Quasqueton Hires Sprayer for 125th Anniversary Prep
Quasqueton officials hire Max Horn of Jesup to spray insect control along the river park and bandstand areas in preparation for the town 125th anniversary celebration this weekend.
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Quasqueton
Max Horn
Jesup
Robins Iowa approves protest and bids on paving project
Town of Robins Iowa holds a special council meeting July 6 1967 to hear objections to plans and contract form for the 1967 paving program. Resolution overruling objections and Midland Construction bid are adopted while officers approve police car purchase and buried cable permissions. Also reads minutes and approves the July 6 1967 bills and conducts routine treasury actions. The Farmers Savings Bank of Walford reports condition with assets of about 2.62 million and deposits over 2.34 million.
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Hayes
Rathie
Vogt
Conklin
Moyer
Miessner
Fisher & Pickens
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miles P
Mildred G. Sutera
Aves
Drahos
Fry
Vogt Nayes
S.T
Robins
Ayes
Drakos
Nays
Donna Moneypenny
Towa
Illinois Gas and Electric
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Jones Hardware
Herman M. Brown Co
Cedar Rapids Library
Handler Motor Co
Revenue
Iowa State Printing Board
Whipple and Winterberg
Insurance
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pioneer Litho Co
First National Bank
Councilman Hayes
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Troy Road
Vost
Drahos. Motinn
Dale W. Miessner
Sally J. Gilbertson
Adaption Petition Filed for Janelle Hedlund in Iowa Court
In Linn County Iowa the District Court hears Charles William Jacobs and Margie Ann Jacobs seek to adopt minor Janelle Lyn Hedlund with natural mother’s consent. Donald Foster Hedlund urged to appear by August 3 1967 or default judgment will be entered. Attorney Gerard J. Glaza Cedar Rapids represents petitioners.
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District Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Janelle Lyn Hedlund
Charles William Jacobs
Margie Ann Jacobs
Donald Foster Hedlund
Cedar Rapids
Gerard J. Glaza
Granby Bldg
Versatile Jets Convert Daytime Planes to Freight Haulers
It now takes just 13 minutes to convert certain jet passenger planes into night freighters using quick-change processes, enabling rapid shifts between passenger and cargo missions.
Sealed bids asked for Cedar Rapids school site improvements
The Cedar Rapids Community School District invites sealed bids for site improvements at McKinley Taft Harding and Kennedy Junior High and Senior High in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Bids due 3 00 P.M. CDT July 20 1967 with 5 percent bid bond. Preference for Iowa grown products and domestic labor. Board reserves right to reject bids. Published July 6 and July 13 1967.
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McKinley Junior High
10Th St
Taft Junior High
E Ave
Harding Junior High
Golf St
Joan F. Kennedy Senior High
Weing Road
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Community School District
Board of Education
Second Avenue Southwest
Secretary of the Board of Education
McKinley
Taft
Harding
Kennedy
Kohlmann-Eckman-Hukill
Tenth Street Southeast
Cedar Rapids Community
County of
Linn
State of
Lost and found and home services ads in Gazette
A chaotic mix of lost pet notices and small ads for repairs and services. Lost red male dachshund Marion area and white toy poodle Clancy. Numerous trades listed including painting roofing sod hauling carpentry moving and trash removal with multiple local phone numbers.
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Marion
Dial
Clancy
Herson
Clark & Sons Tree Service
A. Wise
Tom Forn
C&c
Bia
Paul's
Cedar Lanes
Tipton
Saba
ARRY
Lyman
Paul Straub
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Sheraton
McDonnell Douglas
Lone Star Gas
Westinghouse Electric
U. S
American Stock Exchange
Schenley
Fairchild Camera
Persian Eon & Co., Inc
Am. S
Beatrice Foods
Clinton Engine
Consolidated Foods
Fisher
Mid-America
Miedle Oats Nissen
Ozark
Chicago Livestock
Hogs
C.R. Markets
Rep. Ford
NORTH
Iowa Medical Labs
E Bank No
Farmers Savings Bank of
Walford
United States
R. C. Brusha
Exec
E. R. Kaiden
Erush Exec
E.R. Kee Ashier
M. C
Erusha
Henry Schulter
Benton
Ps Bank
Arlene E. Williams
Otary Public
Versatile Jets
Gazette
Mortuaries—Monuments
Novak Monument CO
Avenue NW
Lost
Buresh
Third Street
First Avenue
Smulekoff's Sparkling Jewelry
Bulova, Elgin, Gruen, Hamilton and
Longine Watches
Duncan Studio
Boldt Nursing Home
1St Ave
Boldt
Wilson Ave
29Th St
F. H. Collings
Frank H. Collings
20Th Street
Larry Norman Routh
16Th St
First Avenue NE
Revion — Clairol
Helene Curtis Central Beauty Supply CO
3Rd Ave
ST. Vincent de Paul
Don Roloff
21St Ave
West Coast
P.O. Box
Hogan Rentalee Bible School
Center Pt. Rd
Kyle Mills Skelly
7Th Ave
Iowa Pipe
Hallmark Nursing Home
Enone
MT. Vernon
Irene's Nursing Home
Marion _Nursing Home
Crestview Nursing Home
Sun
West Branch
16Th Ave
Sea Wen
the Ravens
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Zobac Construction CO
Harold
Ronnie
McDonald’s Tree Service
John Fields
Ree
Mervin Larson and Son
LEAR
Ken Miller
Fred Sacora
West Side Heating Co
Ed Simon
Bob Edleman
Jerry Volding
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