Market Dips as FTC Challenges Maremont Deals
The New York market softened after an early gain with losses outpacing gains by about 100 issues. Maremont tumbled after the FTC challenged more than 40 acquisitions. IBM rose on strong earnings while Xerox fell on copying market competition.
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NEW York
Maremont
Federal Trade Commission
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Walter Kidder
Whittaker
Gulf & Western and
Hooker Chemical
Occidental Petroleum
Sperry
Rand
Beolrite Foods Iowa Beef Pack Close Friday
Quotations on late Friday close show Beolrite Foods and Iowa Beef Pack among notable movers. Kidde comm and Zar Hesselt gecess phrases appear in market notes as fragmented tick data.
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Beolrite Foods
Iowa
Kidde
Zar, Hesselt Gecess Thes
Stocks and Commodities Mixed in Heavy Trading Session
A sprawling stock market roundup shows mixed trading with many blue chips such as Inland, Abbott, and Texaco posting varied gains and losses. Investors watch industry leaders like General Electric, IBM, and Ford, while bond and commodity quotes appear in the same market digest.
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed Across Products
AP dispatch reports wholesale produce prices in Chicago and New York. Eggs hold steady with higher wholesale bids for A whites and standard grades, butter bids mixed with 93 AA and 92 A ranges, while roasters and potatoes show varied price levels and arrivals.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Texas
NEW York Produce New York
Want ad for selling used items
Local classifieds invite residents to list unused household goods for quick sale. Items commonly posted include furniture, appliances, tools, and electronics. Buyers peruse the page for bargains and sellers expect swift transactions.
Hogs Rise 25 to 75 Cents on Monday Estimates
AP dispatch from Chicago reports USDA Tuesday livestock receipts estimated at 1,000 cattle 3,500 hogs with sheep unavailable. Barrows and gilts sold 25 to 75 cents higher while sows advanced 25 cents. Slaughter cattle calves steers heifers and spring lambs held steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago live cattle and hogs market report
Hogs traded higher with 4 000 head. Barrows and gilts largely 25 to 75 higher with 200-270 lb ranges. Sows up about 25. Cattle effort: slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows 25 lower. Prime yield and high choice ranges listed for 1 150-1 400 lb steers and 825-1 075 lb heifers. Sheep 200 plus with lambs 90-110 lb at 28.00-28.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Iyield
Market Report Iowa Hogs Trade Movement Falls Narrow
In Des Moines trading remains moderately active with good demand. Butchers and sows hold steady while some prices slip up to 25 cents. receipts expected Monday 65 thousand, week 69 thousand, year 65 thousand, Saturday 32 thousand. Prices quoted for various weight classes across U S 1 2 through 3 ranges. Sows 270 330 pounds 18 25 19 25. 330 400 pounds 17 25 18 75. 400 550 pounds 15 75 17 75.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Omaha Livestock Prices Steady To Mixed Across Cattle
UPI reports cattle numbers at Omaha totals 13 000 head with slaughter 11 500 and feeders 1 500. Cows drop to 501.00 lower while high grade steers and heifers hold steady with top 1 780 lb steers at 28.35 and various weights around 27.85 to 28.00.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle 8,500 and calves 1,000 processed at Sioux City market. Steers and heifers steady with choice 1000 to 1300 lb cattle at 27.00 to 27.75 per cwt. Four loads of choice and prime cattle top 28.25 to 28.50. Slaughter heifers 850 to 1075 lb 26.00 to 26.75. two loads extra high at 27.00.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Frozen Pork Bellies Market Snapshot
Market quotations from Lamson Bros show active trading in frozen pork bellies with prices around 29 to 33 dollars. Bid and ask levels appear volatile with several large lot numbers and a March indicator noted in the data.
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Lamson Bros
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Report
Monday market notes show steady hog prices with bulk delivers at 21.50 to 21.75 for 200 to 230 lb butchers and sow values 18.50 to 18.75 for 300 lb and lighter. Cattle ranges include Prime steers 27.00 to 27.75 and Utility cows 16.00 to 19.50, with fat analysis and weight based discounts. Poultry and grain prices listed alongside eggs and oats with delivered Monday close.
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Cedar Rapids
Grain futures finish higher on mixed trade in Chicago
Soybeans and most grain futures closed higher in Chicago as trade stayed fairly active Monday. Wheat gained 1 to 2 cents, corn rose about 0.5 cent, oats moved 14 to 36 cents lower or higher, rye up 14 to 44 cents, and soybeans up 0.5 to 1½ cents.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices report
AP Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 2 hard and No 2 soft red around 1.32 per bushel. Corn No 2 yellow near 1.14 to 1.15, No 1 yellow about 1.12 to 1.13 and No 5 yellow around 1.05. Oats No 2 extra heavy white near 0.65 to 0.34. Soybeans No 1 yellow around 2.72 to 2.74 per bushel.
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Goodrich
GraceCo
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Inland St
Abbott Lab
Interikst
Eevenelongn Tee
Bae Aie
Abex Cp
Hsnens
StudeWorth
Miner
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Tulsa
Salenrvey
Alte
Admiral
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T&t
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IPL Inc
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Ania
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Texaco
Alcoa
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Salton Logan
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Gulfstadt
Gines
New York
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Tampa Garbage Workers Strike Over Pay Raise Demands
Sanitation workers walked out in Tampa pressing for 50 cent an hour raise. Mayor Greco promised positive pay increases by Oct 1 for all city employees. About 400 collectors exist, but exact striking numbers unclear. Previous St. Petersburg strike and protests cited.
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Tampa
Dick Greco
Jesse Epps
Memphis
Epps
Sanitation Department
St. Petersburg
City Hall
A. D. King
Martin Luther King
Pueblo Talks Seen Improving in Release Negotiations
Seoul paper cites unnamed sources saying talks between the United States and North Korea show progress toward freeing the Pueblo crew of 82. Clashes over timing of a U S apology and the order of actions were reported amid Panmunjom talks. officials denied the report.
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Pueblo
Seoul
United States
North Korea
U.S
Chosun Llbo
Panmunjom
State Department
Santa Claus Post Office Escapes Closures
A Santa Claus Indiana post office will not be closed as 347 small town offices face potential shutdowns. A spokesman said the Santa Claus facility remains unaffected while a separate TV program on KCRG TV 9 in color airs Monday at 6 30 PM.
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Washington
Kcrg-Tv
Chrysler reports record first half sales and earnings
Chrysler, Corp. announced that the first six months of the year set company records with 3.7 billion dollars in sales, up 29 percent from a year earlier. Net six month earnings reached 148.8 million dollars, or 3.20 a share, vs 66.6 million or 1.45 a share a year ago.
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Detroit
Chrysler, Corp
U.S
Chrysler
Solid Confidence Vote in Rhodesia
Leaders of the Rhodesian Front gave a solid vote of confidence to Prime Minister Ian Smith. The party executive approved 95 to 2 with three abstentions in support of Smith and his policies. Right-wing members opposed his constitution plan for eventual parliamentary parity. Smith ousted Internal Affairs Minister William Harper earlier this month and now appears in full control.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesian Front
Ian Smith
Smith
William Harper
San Franciscans Turn In Over 1500 Guns
Mayor Joseph Alioto led a week long antigun drive that produced more than 1500 firearms turned in by residents. Police officials called it one of the largest gun turn ins in U S history as residents surrendered pistols and rocket launchers ahead of an August gun registration ordinance.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
San
Weight Record Set by C 5 Galaxy on Takeoff
The C 5 Galaxy set an unofficial takeoff weight record on its second test flight with 520000 pounds. Chet Payne, flight test program manager, notes the 246 foot long plane has a 223 foot wingspan and a 121 by 19 by 13½ foot cargo compartment and could hold an eight lane bowling alley.
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Atlanta
Chet Payne
Nixon Lindsay ticket not an impossibility
Six months ago Mayor John Lindsay would have rejected any invitation to be Nixon’s running mate. Now associates are unsure what Lindsay would do if Nixon offered, though Lindsay backs Rockefeller. Constitutional issues and policy differences may be bridged, with Rhodes backing a Nixon Lindsay ticket.
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New York Times
Washington
John Lindsay
New York
Richard Nixon
Lindsay
Miami Beach
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Vietnam
Cleve
Manhattan
New Jersey
James Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Rockefeller
Seven Injured In Three Cedar Rapids Traffic Crashes
Seven people were injured Sunday in three Cedar Rapids traffic accidents. A two car collision at Second Avenue and Fifth Street SW injured four, with Linda Heacock 19 West Branch cited for failure to yield. Nedrick Johnson 19 and brothers Lynn 15 Ron 10 were treated and released. Damage totaled 1150 dollars to both cars. Another injury occurred on a private drive in Virginia involving Senator Byrd motive sand tar causing a motorcycle to upset. Geraldine Wade was injured. A separate note reports Senate opposition to Fortas nomination for chief justice with Mansfield supporting and Republicans challenging the choice.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Linda
Heacock
West Branch
Nedrick M. Johnson
Ninth Street
Senate
Abe Fortas
United States
Russell Long
Louisiana
Fortas
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Earl i Warren
Accidents Lead to Charges After Center Line Crossing
Akins suffered a fractured collar bone and Miss Wade abrasions after a collision. Robert D. Gilroy, 27, of Iowa City, faced a charge for driving left of center on Sixth Street, off the road, and shearing a light pole. Gilroy had a nose laceration and was released. Pole and car damage about 500 dollars each.
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Akins
Miss Wade
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert D. Gilroy
Iowa City
Sixth Street
Twenty Seventh Avenue
Gilroy
Mercy Hospital
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A. J. Industries
Crucible Steel
IBM
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
T. C. Henderson and Co
Am. Ins. Fund
Consolidated Foods
G.D
Wilson and Co
Chicago Livestock
Hogs
C.R. Markets
Chicago Cash Grain
Rhodesia
San Franciscans
Warren Weaver, Jr
Miss Heacock
Byrd
Bohemian Savings and Loan Association of
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