Stocks See Further Decline Amid Mixed Trade Friday
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange fell again as traders started mixed but drifted lower with a late-hour rebound erased before the close. The Dow lost just over four points while the AP average slipped more than 1 percent on lighter volume. Chicago livestock prices listed mixed hog and cattle quotes with wide ranges across weights and grades.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady on Saturday Prices
C R Markets reports steady prices for the Cedar Rapids hog market on Saturday. Friday deliveries of country and plant delivered butchers weighing 200 to 230 pounds sold from 20.00 to 20.35 dollars, with packing sows 300 pounds and under at 18.00 to 18.25 dollars. Rate reductions apply per weight and grade up to 500 pounds and beyond. Poultry and grain and egg prices listed with delivered rates and per-unit adjustments.
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Cedar Rapids
Probate and zoning notices in Linn County Iowa 1968
Legal notices announce administration of Richard Burt estate with debt payments and probate deadlines, Palmer estate executor appointment and will contest deadlines, and Cedar Rapids ordinance 64-68 rezoning parcels to B 1 district with conditions. Includes publication dates and attorney details.
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Eugene J. Kopecky
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. T. Cooper
Edgewood
Linn County
St. P.M
Owa
EE Avenue NW
Frank A. Bosh
Attes Herald
Maurice L. Nathanson
Bate
Probate notices for Edleman and Jones estates in Iowa
Notice of probate and executor appointment for the estates of Harry Edleman and William E. Jones in Iowa District Court. Creditors are warned to file claims within six months from the second publication. Executors Gerald Ray Edleman and Lillian H. Jones named. dates in 1968. Channel 9 TV PGA Championship reference included.
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Ane
Linn Coun
Richard Beas
Richard Burt
Authen
Wichgan
White, Stone
Marlon
Lowe Pate
District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Maye Palmer
Dorothy L. Holecek
H. L. Holecek
Cedar Rapids
Harry Edleman
Marry Edleman
Gerald Ray Edleman
District Court of
William E. Jones
Lillian H. Jones
Sag Evtate
Edar Rapids
Bardewick, Fischer & Fischer
Vinton
Iowa livestock auctions show mixed gains and declines July 18
Federal state market news reports three Iowa sales with feeder steers mostly steady to weak and calves steady while slaughter cows drop about 1.50 to 2.00. Feeder hogs and lambs show limited demand and price ranges vary across regions.
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Federal-State Market News Service
Iowa
Midwest meat quotes drift as buyers watch prices
USDA reported fluctuating demand in the Midwest with price ranges for various cuts. Hams hovered around 44.00 to 44.50 for larger weights, goods beef traded near 41.25 to 43.00, and boning utilities about 36.00.
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DES Moines
USDA
Midwest
Goldberg Hired To Defend Coffin
Arthur J. Goldberg, former U.N. representative and ex supreme court justice, agreed to defend Rev. William Sloan Coffin Jr in the appeal of his draft conspiracy conviction. Coffin, Yale chaplain, was found guilty July 10 in Boston with Dr. Benjamin Spock and two others, sentenced to two years and fined 5000 dollars each.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
William Sloan Coffin, Jr
Coffin
Yale University
Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.S
U.N
Benjamin Spock
Boston
Spock
Car Hits Washout Injures Driver Near Lamont
Lamont resident Vern Kellogg, 66, is hospitalized with injuries after ignoring a barricade at a bridge washout. His car dropped 12 feet into four feet of water at about 6 p.m. Friday. a picnic table served as the barrier. A passing motorist later took Kellogg to Manchester hospital.
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Lamont
Vern Kellogg
Manchester Hospital
Kellogg
Tractor overturns near Ossian injures farmer
William Egland Ossian 25 escaped serious injury after a tractor overturned while mowing weeds Friday afternoon. A blown tire caused the tractor to tip and burn, throwing him clear of the machine at the north edge of town.
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Ossian
William Egland
Cedar Rapids UN chapter donates $50 to Biafra fund
The Cedar Rapids chapter of the United Nations Assn. U.S.A. approves a $50 gift to UNICEF for Biafra emergency aid in eastern Nigeria. It also accepts a $10 memorial from the American Association of University Women International Relations study group. A UNICEF display by world artists is at the Cedar Rapids Art Center.
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Cedar Rapids
United Nations Assn
U.S.A
United Nations International Emergency Children’s Fund
Unicef
Biafra
Henry R. Labouisse
Nigeria
American ‘Assn
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Eleven Found Guilty in Iowa City Demonstration
In Iowa City police court Judge Marion Neely convicted 11 of the 12 defendants charged with disturbing the peace at the University of Iowa anti-war demonstration on November 1 1967. One defendant was found innocent David Pollen of Chicago was cleared for not blocking steps at the Iowa Memorial Union.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Marion Neely
Frederick Barnett
Marion
Bruce Clark
Des Moines
Mary Gammon
New Brunswick
N.J
James Harley
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Lauriault
Diane Neumaier
San Francisco
Oren Peterson
Williamsburg
Randee Russell
Jacksonville
Fla
Dan Schabilion
van Meter
William J. Wernz
Winona
Minn
Kenneth Wessels
Dyersville
David Pollen
Chicago
Neely
Pollen
Iowa Memorial Union
Continuance Granted In Holderness Case
A court appointed lawyer was named for Laurance Paul Holderness on a first degree murder charge and the arraignment was continued to Monday morning. Holderness, 27, of Iowa City, is charged in the fatal beating of 81 year old Mrs. Claude Stanfield on July 5. He was returned from Texas where he was captured earlier in the week. Scott Swisher of Town City was appointed to represent him and sought time to study the case. Holderness appeared in handcuffs.
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Iowa City
Laurance Paul Holderness
Holderness
Claude Stanfield
Texas
Marion iNeely
Scott Swisher
Town City
Three Reservists Hurt In Crash On No 20
Special to The Gazette three army reservists returning to Fort Dodge from Camp McCoy Wis were in a jeep that left highway 20 east of Jesup about 3 am. The front tire blew out and the jeep went into the ditch. Two treated at Independence hospital and released Dwight Guerdet 21 Armstrong was transferred to a Des Moines hospital for leg fractures.
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Jesup
Fort Dodge
Camp McCoy
Wis
Highway 20
Independence Hospital
Dwight Guerdet
Armstrong
Des Moines
Vandals paint slogans on Idaho statehouse cannon
An ancient cannon on the Boise statehouse lawn was vandalized with messages including Peace and We Want Marijuana, sparking concerns over preservation and political expression. Police investigated the incident and sealed off the area for cleanup.
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Boise
Idaho
Statehouse
Pals 4H Demonstrations Highlight Club Day
Linn County R E C hosted demonstration day with winners in senior junior and special categories. Mary Ann and Jane Godar led Space at Your Fingertips, Irene Kray and Carol Flory led Next Train West, Judy Schwind and Denise Bennett led Bags to Riches.
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Marion Peppy
Linn County
Local churches list Sunday services and sermons
A compact listing of area churches with pastors and service times. It covers Marion churches including Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grace Baptist St Josephs Catholic Christian Reformed Ascension Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Resurrection St Pauls Lutheran Free Methodist First United Methodist Prairie Chapel First Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Church of God Seventh Day United Seventh Day Brethren with worship times, Sunday schools, masses, and sermon topics.
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Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
William C. Larson
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Gary Kimm
Grace Baptist
S. 15Th St
St. Joseph’s
J6th Ave
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Mark McGovern
Christian
McGowan Bird
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Reformed
7Th Ave
Gerry Heyboer
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Avenue
Roger W. Peterson
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Landis O. Gross
St. Paul’s
Lutheran
Missouri. Synod
10Th Ave
John D. Huber
S. E. Rathke
Free Methodist
7Th St
Ronald W. Miers
First United Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Larry Suggs
Prairie Chapel
United Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
S. 15Th
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
9Th Ave
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
2Nd Ave
W. Allen Bond
New Police Chief Named in Des Moines
Des Moines appoints Wendell E. Nichols 51 as chief of police after seven years as an administrative aide and a period as acting chief since June 6. He succeeds Vear V. Douglas 54 who resigned and drew disability retirement due to heart trouble from high blood pressure.
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DES Moines
Wendell E. Nichols
Nichols
Vear V. Douglas
Douglas
Des Moines Police Board of Pension Trustees
Independence man fined for first offense drunk driving
James Van Ree, 28, of Independence, was fined $300 and costs in district court Friday on a first offense drunk driving charge. He was arrested April 18 by Independence police.
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Independence
James van Ree
Wallace Protest Disrupts Wallace Talk in St Louis
In St Louis at Kiel auditorium about 4 500 to 5 000 attendees watched George Wallace speaker rally as 12 protesters were arrested for disturbing the peace. Solomon Rooks and Precious Barnes among those detained as chants boos and Sieg Heil cries rose during the address. Wallace urged police to restore order and promised tough action if elected.
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ST. Louis
George Wallace
Wallace
Ohio Farm Country
Kiel Auditorium
Solomon Rooks
Precious Barnes
U. S
Bernard Mundt
Clayton
City Auditorium
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Iowa declares disaster areas after heavy rains
Nine northeast Iowa counties were declared disaster areas by Governor Hughes as SBA named Butler Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan four county areas. Damage totaled about 7.5 million with 2 600 homes affected and numerous farms flooded. An SBA office will serve Waterloo area with low interest loans for homeowners and businesses.
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Iowa
Hughes
Small Business Administration
SBA
Johnson
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butler
Buchanan
Clayton
Delaware
Fayette
Jones
Franklin
Conrad Lawlor
Des Moines
Waterloo
Arnolds Park
Oelwein
Charles City
Lawlor
Local Service Ads Blaze Through Unsorted Classifieds
A jumble of small ads lists relax and massage services and free makeup offers at Novak's on Mt Vernon Road SE with phone numbers. Home repair and contracting services appear, including drainage, wiring, plumbing, carpentry, cement work, roofing, and tree services with multiple contact numbers.
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Novak‘s
Mt. Vernon Rd
Ee Ronnie
A. Wise
Ge She Ag
McDonald’s Tree Service
Fred Sacora
Ken Miller
LEAR
John Fields
Rayvan Const. CO
Stark's Excavating Co
ED Simon
Harry
Ronnenberg
F. W. Lyman
Eight Ambassadors Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed by voice vote eight ambassadorial nominees to eight countries. George Renchard to Bermuda, G Edward Clark to Mali, Robert Sayre to Uruguay, Walter Stoessel Jr to Poland, Samuel Adams Jr to Niger, Carter Burgess to Argentina, Thomas McElhiney to Ghana, and Harold Illinder to Canada.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
George Renchard
Republic of Bermndi
G. Edward Clark
Republic of Mali
Robert Sayre
Uruguay
Walter Stoessel, Jr
Poland
Samuel Adams, Jr
Republicof
Niger
Carter Burgess
Argentina
Thomas McElhiney
Republic of Ghana
Harold iLinder
Canada
Changes in Omnibus Farm Bill Defeated
Senate defeated amendments to the omnibus farm bill extending four years to 1973. The bill covers production control and price supports for wheat, feed grains, cotton and wool. Voted 47 to 25 against a $25 000 payment cap and 40 to 30 against a $75 000 ceiling. Also note Jimmy Durante hosting THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE on KCRG TV at 8:30 Saturday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Jimmy Durante
Hollywood Palace
Kcrg-Tv
Channel
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Marge
Marvin W. Balhorn
Twenty Fifth Avenue
McGowan
Thomas E. McGowan
Marion Churches
D.M
N.E. Iowa
United Press International
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Novak Monument CO
Tah Ave
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Salon Call
Lucky
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Robert J. Johnston
Solon
Petro Buresh
Gill
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
3Rd St
1St Ave
E Ave
Duncan
Center Point Rd
E. Js
3Rd Ave
Fuller Brush CO
Hallmark Nursing Home
Mt. Vernon
Washington_National
Crestview Nursing Home
West Branch
Watkins Carbo
Watkins Store
2Nd Avenue SW
Alee
Sauar Fea
First Ave
3Rd Avenue
Kory Inn
Pine Inn
16Th Avenue
Manny
Vermilion
Lake Vermilion Resort Assn
Box CR
Cook
Minnesota
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Call
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Mobbie
Fort Francis
Ontario
Tom Quigley
Zorac Construction CO
John K
Jacobson Const. CO
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