Sixth gain drives New York stock market higher on Tuesday
The New York market rose at the open and held gains into early afternoon with heavy trading. Sperry Rand led activity while Standard Rolls, Ampex, High Voltage Engineering and Avco gained. IBM, U.S. Smelting, GE and others posted points to support the advance.
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New York
Sperry Rand
Standard Rollsman
Ampex
High Voltage Engineering
Avco
General Motors
Jones & Laughlin
Sears ,Roebuck
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
IBM
U.S
General Electric
American Stock Exchange
Hog and cattle prices steady to mixed in Chicago market
USDA estimates Wednesday show 8 000 cattle 5 hogs 200 sheep in Chicago. Butcher hogs sold steady to 50 cents higher. slaughter steers and lambs steady. Prices span 1 100 1 300 lb steers 26.00 26.75 and 950 1 300 lb heifers 25.00 26.25 with sows 18.25 19.25 and bulls 21.00 24.00. Spring lambs 28.50 29.00. shorn ewes 4.00 7.50.
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Pennzoil Pa
Hayden Stone
Alf Iy Foods
Phelp Phillinton
hilMor
Sys Phill P
Newark
Kanes
Abbott Lab
Boas Ae
Mig
America
Raynier
Harris Mt
Hecla Ifeway
ienData
Orp. i
Armcott
Minerick
J-K Rue
Jewel Co
John Man
Jon
Logan John ‘An Warn
Kaiser
Imbcik
Tampa Ronix
Teledyne Inc
Rot Mae
Urroug
Luken
Macy
UnitAir Linge
UnitAir
Merck Rrey
Mont Ward
Morrell
Norwich
Ve East Air
Ensili
Sena
Iery
ParkeDay
PennDixie Enney
Chicago
Lamson Brothers Filtrol
USDA
Trade in Des Moines Pork Markets Steady to Lower
UPI reports fair trading in Des Moines with demand for butchers down about a quarter to 25 cents, sows holding. Receipts estimated Tuesday at 70,000 versus 69,000 last week and 64,000 year ago, with 81,000 on Monday. Prices show a range across weights for U S 1 3 butchers and 1 2s and 2 3s, with specific pounds and dollars noted for each category.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Dressed Meats Prices and Trade Notes
Dressed meats market data shows steady demand with beef prices around 40.75 and sales near 35.00 to 37.00 per unit. Trade preview mentions a 50 head lot and steady output from producers in Iowa and surrounding regions.
Sioux City Livestock Market Reports Cattle Prices
Sioux City livestock market sees cattle trading unevenly with steers weak to 25 dollars and heifers under 25 dollars per hundredweight. Prices noted include choice cattle around 95 to 125 dollars per hundredweight and weights 549 to 950 pounds.
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Sioux City Livestock Sroux City
USDA
Omaha Livestock Slaughter Prices Mixed Across Heifers Cattle
Cattle and calves large yard reports from Omaha show varied bids with top figures around 17.75 to 24.50 for choice cattle. Utilities and canners noted with weaker demand in portions of the market.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market reports show firm to lower prices
The Cedar Rapids market Tuesday saw weak to 25 cent declines for hogs with Monday bids $22.00 to $22.35 for 200 to 230 pound butchers. Sows under 300 pounds ranged $18.50 to $19.00. Cattle prices listed prime and standard types with mixed results and grain quotes for No 2 corn at $1.26 and oats at 7 cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Red Clamor for Strike Ignored
In Hong Kong AP reports most food sellers ignored a 24 hour strike call by communist organizers to protest the British government.
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Hong Kong
Sihanouk Announces U Cambodia-North Vietnam Ties
Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Phnom Penh will establish diplomatic relations with North Vietnam and exchange ambassadors, as announced on Tuesday in Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
North Vietnam
Ten Die as Bus Crashes Off Highway in Salamanca
Ten Spaniards were killed and several injured when a bus returning from a charity festival plunged from a highway embankment in Salamanca. The crash occurred early Tuesday after the vehicle veered off the road and fell about 90 feet.
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Salamanca
Spain
Grain prices edge higher with mixed moves in Chicago
Wheat closed up at a fraction to several cents per bushel, corn mixed with declines and gains, oats slipped, rye steady to lower, and soybeans largely unchanged amid light trading in Chicago market notes.
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Chicago
Chicago wheat and grain prices in volatile trading
The report lists Wheat No. 2 hard at 1.644% No. 2 red and No. 1 yellow quotes, with corn and oats prices shown. Market activity reflects shifting demand as prices move in light trading across Chicago cash grain markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
The item lists mixed quotes for poultry butter eggs and potatoes with odd spellings. It notes roasters and jalted white Rock fryers with prices, butter and eggs wholesale shifts, and California long whites and round reds with regional ranges. Demand is described as moderate to strong with several market references.
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Chicago
U.S
California
Alabama
New York Produce Market Notes Mixed but Stable Prices
Market reports show mixed movement in New York produce with demand seen as adequate and prices largely unchanged. USDA and Associated Press notes indicate steady supplies and steady checks for current trading, with attention to Mare 29% and other listed figures.
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New York
USDA
Pee
Wouter
Etterinas
Wilson Earnings Jump 80 Percent Ahead of Merger
Wilson & Co. reported first half fiscal 1967 after tax earnings of 9.743 million dollars, an 80 percent rise from 1966. Per share, after dividends and the 3-for-2 stock split, it equaled 2.55 dollars versus 1.38 dollars a year earlier. Domestic sales reached a six month high of 509.495 million, up 6 percent, with higher tonnage offsetting lower meat prices. Roscoe Hayes, chairman and president, announced.
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Chicago — Wilson & Co., Inc
Ling -Timco- Vought, Inc
New England Provision Co
Roscoe Hayen
Linn-Mar Board Sets Educational Supply Fees
Linn-Mar board approves flat supply fees by grade for the upcoming school year with grades kindergarten to third at 4.50 dollars, four to six at 4 dollars, seven and eight at 4 dollars, and grades nine to twelve at 5 dollars plus a 2.50 dollar towel service for junior and senior high. Superintendent Patton notes 77 football signups, prompts hiring of assistant JV coach, and details National Defense Education Act aid requests totaling 14,655.45 dollars with about 20 percent reimbursement. Memo also covers fence request for Bowman Woods property, resignation of James White, and a six week summer music program director salary of 1,200 dollars.
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Patton
Linn- Mar
James White
Dramatics
Norman Meyer
William Weisley
Wilkins School
Minneapolis
Iowa Classroom
NEA
ISEA
Former Iowa Doctor Heads Oklahoma Unit
Dr. Joseph M. White, former University of Iowa resident and anesthesiology instructor, has been named dean of the medical faculty at University of Oklahoma Medical Center in Oklahoma City. He served as a resident in 1948-50 and as an instructor in 1950-51 and remains associate director and professor of anesthesiology at the center.
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Iowa City
Joseph M. White
University of Iowa
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Oklahoma City
White
Oklahoma Medical Center
Cherry-Burrell Reports Higher Second Quarter Earnings
Cherry-Burrell Corp of Cedar Rapids reports a 10 percent rise in second quarter earnings to 65 cents a share on 9.473 million dollars in sales up 50 percent from a year earlier. Six month sales reach 15.729 million with net income affected by prior losses and tax credits. The firm notes new milk carton equipment costs tapering and notes $4 million six percent subordinated convertible debentures issued.
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Vanad
Ee Varian Asso
WarnLamb
WashWat
Westn Air
Westy el
Weateurn
Xerox Corp
Fae
Wil
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Cedar Rapids
Cherry - Burrell
Bryan S. Reid, Jr
Reid
Cherry-Burrell
American Stock Exchange
Tractor stalled on tracks hit by Milwaukee train near Newhall
Special to The Gazette. Leroy Boddick er was crossing railroad tracks on his farm when his tractor stalled about 2 45 p m Monday He leaped from the tractor as a Milwaukee train approached He was not hurt but the tractor was demolished in the collision with the train.
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the Gazette
Leroy Boddicker
Kroemer reunion to be held at Lowden park
The 1968 Kroemer reunion is scheduled for the second Sunday in June at Lowden park. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wenndt Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Claussen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Deerberry.
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Lowden
Kroemer
Lowden Park
Richard Wenndt
Leroy Claussen
Raymond Armstrong
Anton Deerberry
Want Ad Finds Hard to Find Items for Readers
A brisk note invites seekers to publish want ads to locate rare or hard to obtain items. The piece emphasizes efficient matching of buyers and sellers and highlights the newspaper’s role in facilitating unique requests.
Legal Notice of Probate and Estate Claims in Cedar Rapids
The notice announces probate in Iowa with executor names Robert Epraay Scholtus and Dean A Wagner. It requires heirs and claimants to present debts or claims within six months from the second publication, under penalty of bar. The clerk at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will handle filings and payment details.
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Robert W. Nelson
Ralston-Nelson Co
First Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
One
Ceder Rar Rapids
Board of Transit
Bates Ang. Ie
Ceda Rapids
Robert E.epraay Scholtus
Ev Honeurar
Dean A. Wagner
Notice of Probate Estate Publication
Court notices inform creditors and all persons interested in the estate to present claims by court order. The executor’s attorney announces the second publication date and directs that all proceedings follow the law. Publication date is June 20, 1967.
Probate Notice in Linn County Iowa Estate Hayes Dolan
The district court of Iowa in Linn County notifies all persons interested that the will and estate of Hayes R Dolan are the subject of probate. Claims must be filed with the clerk of the district court within six months or be forever barred. Dated June 8 1967 by Farnese Fra Goer for Central Nig Bae Alien Fisher Merion, attorney for the executor.
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Linn
Hayes R. Dolan
Hayes R Dolan
District Court
State of
Iowa
Tunness
Estate claim notice amid probate proceedings
Notice to all persons claiming an interest in the estate of Pernicka is given. Creditors must present their claims to the court by a specified date, or be forever barred. Dated the second day of the month.
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Maine
Probate notice for Peter Acker estate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Peter Acker deceased dated May 1, 1964 was probated. Margaret K. McCracken appointed executor. All claimants must file with Linn County District Court by a stated deadline, otherwise barred. This notice is dated June 13, 1967 and is the second publication.
Probate notice in Cedar Rapids estate of Miriam King
In the matter of the estate of Miriam King deceased the district court announces probate of the will of William Francis King also known as William F King. Creditors and all persons indebted to the estate must present claims within the required period or be barred. Executor Merne for said Executor Cedar Rapids Iowa second publication June 1947.
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Tn Ara
Esgie
William Ees Ing
William Francis King
Illam F. King
Miriam Os King
Wiil E
Oemitves
la Rie
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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