Hogs Strong Market News Pushes Stocks Higher
New York AP reports a market rally extending into Monday with blue chips and glamour shares resuming gains. Eastern Air Lines KLM Braniff and others led higher while Sanders Associated jumped on strong sales. Amerada and Eversharp slipped.
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Chicago hog and cattle prices edge higher in trade
Hogs sold strong to 50 cents higher on Monday with 1 900 to 230 lb and 325 to 400 lb ranges quoted. Slaughter steers steady to 25 higher as prime and high choice lots reach 27.50 and 26.25 to 27.00 respectively. Sheep and spring lambs show softer bids, with slaughter lambs not established and new lots at 26.00 to 26.50.
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Open Housing Debate Ruled Harmful to Rights
AP reports, Tokyo dispatch notes Open Housing would harm civil rights. Chinese officials announce execution of a youth convicted of injuring two foreigners. News from New China News Agency confirms the counterrevolutionary sentence carried out by firing squad.
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Great Concern Expressed for Minority Groups
A Cedar Rapids man told Young Republicans of Linn County that minorities are denied certain jobs or housing. Cecil Reed, member of local human rights groups, urged openness to the American dream amid civil rights tensions. Governor candidate Jack Peters touted US vitality and youth.
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Cecil Reed
Reed
Southern
Quotes on labor history and housing policy from Chavez and Johnson
A quoted comparison ties the yellow dog contract and blacklist to a modern era. Cesar Chavez frames labor struggles as timeless, while President Johnson comments that every home should be livable, not a hovel, juxtaposing labor rights with housing policy.
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National Farm Workers Assn
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Wheat Prices Rise and Labor Board Abolishment Debated
Chicago reports seasonal highs in wheat contracts while Washington weighs steps to conserve supplies. A government forecast suggests this year's harvest will be below last year and under the five year average, with rain in the wheat belt possibly aiding prospects. Detroitals note Sen. Robert Griffin calls for abolishing the NLRB, proposing a U S labor court instead, criticizing its interpretation of the Taft Hartley act.
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United Auto Workers
Chicago market roundups show steady wholesale prices for dairy and poultry
AP market notes in Chicago report steady wholesale prices for butter eggs and live poultry with small shifts. Butter and eggs hold firm with minor changes, roasters unchanged to lower, potatoes show moderate demand and mixed regional pricing including California long whites and round reds.
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Investor asks about forced price purchase and notice terms
A reader questions whether a stock purchase made at a set price must be honored after the market moved and a mail notice confirmed the original price. The piece clarifies rights, timing, and potential actions in such orders.
Warsaw Pact split over voice in decisions in Rome NATO talks
Split among Warsaw Pact nations over Romania’s demand for greater say in Soviet led decisions. East European sources say foreign ministers of NATO’s communist bloc extended their meeting in Moscow. original end date uncertain as discussions continue with no consensus indicated.
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Donaldson Co Reports Record Quarter Sales
Donaldson Co Inc reports a record quarter ending April 3 with sales of 7.977 million, a 24 percent rise. Nine month sales total 20.552 million, up 28 percent, with earnings per share 0.70. Directors declare a quarterly dividend of 0.15 a share, equivalent to 0.30 after a stock split. The backlog remains high. Plants are in Oelwein Grinnell and Cresco Iowa.
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Eight Enlist in Air Force Stationed at Lackland Texas
Eight men enlist in the air force and will train at Lackland AFB Texas. Names include Michael D. Edwards Wayland Linus G. Humpal Calmar Dennis P. Lenseh Fairfax Donald J. Herrick 340 Day Street NW Reggie P. Dunn 549 Cedar Drive NW Hubert W. Wehr Sigourney Maynard L. Pratt Central City Dennis L. Fontinell route one Malcolm near W Redmond son of Dr and Mrs James J Redmond 362 Garden Drive SE commissioned a second lieutenant and assigned to Laredo AFB Texas for pilot training.
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Wayland
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Calmar
Dennis P. Lenseh
Fairfax
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Day Street
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Cedar Drive
Hubert W. Wehr
Sigourney
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Central City
Dennis L. Fontinell
Route One
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James J. Redmond
Garden Drive
U.S. Air Force
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Hong Kong Storm Kills 89 Revealed In Aftermath
A torrential storm across Hong Kong left at least 89 feared dead as mud and rock slides buried towns. Rescue teams recovered 51 bodies, with 16 more buried and 22 missing, while police fire and troops searched the debris field.
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Two Cedar Rapids Youths Arrested For Beer Possession
Two Cedar Rapids youths were arrested early Sunday for illegal possession of beer. Ronald E. Bothwell, 19, of 5659 Ohio Street SW, posted a $30 bond after arrest. A 17 year old was referred to juvenile authorities. Police found three six packs of beer in their car at 1 30 a m.
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Ohio Street
LBJ Pledges Aid To Handicapped At Deaf College
President Johnson pledged Monday to move ahead for the handicapped people of this nation. The unscheduled commencement was at Gallaudet College, the world’s only college for the deaf, chartered in 1864 with government financing and Johnson as ex officio patron.
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