Financial and Market News Stocks Tumble Again
New York AP reports broad market declines as Dow Jones falls 12.04, 1400-stock index down 52, and major firms like General Motors and Texaco slide. Oil prices rollbacks and dollar weakness contribute to the drop with heavy volume on the NYSE and AMEX.
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New York
Chrysler
Yates
New York Stock Exchange
California
Generel Motors
Ideal
Sixxon
Standard
Californa Los
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Show Steady Gains Amid Weighing Factors
Cedar Rapids market reports Friday showed steady to 25 cents higher with bulk country and plant deliveries weighing 200 to 230 pounds. Prices ranged from 37.78 to 0.24 with packers and butchers noting upper weight penalties and shifts in pork bellies, sows, and bulls. The report covers Livestock and Meat price movements across several lines and notes broader market activity in New York, Chicago, and regional auctions.
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Cedar Rapids
New York
Stecke
York
Row Jones
M.m
Seaca
Abe
Hanne
Tilly Neo
Akzong
Siolion
Cammorein Co
Mts
MalIwa
Shuich
Nak
Pal
Textron
Ios
Ad Baeenett
Babee
Renee
Bian Manson
Winnebéan
Soso
Beei Ross
Lista
Earle
Carter Tage
Tower Faten
Alec
Aidan Ene
Beller
Angiat
Enghel
Ind
Slade
Atvidana
Lava
hoLeelarad
Ali Nifer
Postville
e-Gov
Eitnee
Idei
Calor
Satin Eto Cannery Ape
Julie
Ray I Pensico
Disney
Chicago
Lamson Brothers
Eero Vie
al Wear
Auly
Vanished Cyclops Mystery Haunts Navy Amid Recent Ship Loss
A disjointed early 20th century report outlines the Cyclops disappearance with Navy uncertainty. It notes 1918 wreckage theories, possible engine trouble, and German watchdog rumors. Captain Worley’s Norfolk ties and crew loyalty questions surface amid baffling missing vessel lore.
Fragmented OCR brief with mixed terms and numbers
A damaged OCR snippet lists prices, locations, and scattered names across Chicago and New York domains. It mentions scores, volumes, markets, and offerings with unclear context and no coherent narrative.
City Briefs Theft Reported in Weekend Write‑up
A garbled city briefs item reports thefts and notices from residents including Hobert Wiese and Mrs Merle Tanthins with items stolen from garages and homes Thursday night. It mentions purchases from Pierson's Florist for Father’s Day and includes several misread names and addresses. The piece also lists dean’s list honors at Hope College and a local Health Careers meeting for Explorer Scouts in Mayneline Rochester with numerous attendees.
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Hobert Wiese
Tom
Merle Tanthins
Wid
Pawar
Sean
Marcy Hospital
Lin County
Alan
The
Palace
Mayneline
Rochester
Brad
Avery Simeons
Ell
Mike Nandiloi
Mike Saunders
Jerry Jackson
Charles Vernon
Dave Tee Iricks
Thrice Keen
Mary Murray
Donna Hani
Dave Kelligett
Delstyine Stusak
Carayat Knapp
Graduates Nolert Vane Receives Arts Degree at Dardmouth College
Nolert S Vane age 24 of 24 Grande Javenue SE earned a Lautwlor of arts with distinction and high honors in chemistry at commencement exercises Sunday from Dardmuth college. Edward James Mirkert of 2028 Markert boulevard SE received a bachelor of fine arts in painting and printmaking from the Kansas City Art Institute.
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Nolert S. Vane
Grande Javenue
Dardmuth College
Edward James Mirkert
Markert Boulevard
Fein
Kansas City Art Institute
Campaign missive yields year in pen in Tampa
In a Tampa federal court, accountant George Hearing, 40, received a maximum one year prison term after pleading guilty to a conspiracy charge for producing a phony letter during the 1872 presidential campaign. The letter imputed sexual misconduct to Muskie primary rivals. Donald Segretti, 28, Los Angeles attorney, pleaded innocent to related counts.
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Tampa
George Heariing
Fiiday
Pibrida
W. S
Ben Krentemay
Tampaiman
Quletda Foderal Grand Jury
Jindiclad Heerth
I Donald Segretti
Los Angeles
Atlorney
Nixon
Palm Fustice
Sen
Wurmund Muskie
Hagus
Twelv
Muskie
Herryson Cand
Hubert Humphrey
Indiet
Meni
Segretli
Ant
Four Arrested In White House
Four Jewish Defense League members were arrested in the White House grounds during a visit as President Nixon sought to press Brezhnev on emigration of Russian Jews. Two males and two females in their teens were taken into custody by security officers and handed to District of Columbia police on charges of unlawful assembly.
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Washington
Jewish Defense League
White House
Nixon
Toca Brezhnev
Pekin
Ill
Secret Service
I Protection Service
District of Columbia Police
Plan Probe of Justice Dept
The House Judiciary Committee said it plans an executive inquiry into the Justice Department to determine if politics influenced agency actions. It would probe matters including the Watergate affair and wiretapping cases, plus the handling of information by PBS affiliates amid campaign activity.
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Washington
Nan Rodin
House Judiciary Committee
Frigay
Justice Department
Ucds
Vousihla
Gald
Haig Army Post Goes to Weyand
The Pentagon announced Friday that President Nixon named Frederick Weyand to succeed General Alexander Haig as White House staff chief. Weyand, last U.S. combat commander in Vietnam, becomes Army staff chief after Haig retires to join the White House. General Donald Bennett will replace Weyand as Army Pacific commander.
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Waliumgion
Pentagon
Nixon
Frederick Wewane
Army
Vietnam
Donald Bennett
The
Weyand
Army Pacific
Chess Leader Rogard Dies at 76 in Sweden
Stockholm AP reports Tulke Rogard, former president of the World Chess Federation, has died in Mancday. Rogard, aged 76, led the federation during his tenure and was a prominent figure in international chess relations.
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Stockholm
Tulke Rogard
World Chess Federation
Bill To Revise Welfare Laws Clears House
BES MOLNES AP reports a bill to revise Towe’s welfare laws passed the Jawa house 44 to 7 on Friday. It removes a provision to keep welfare records of the department of social services closed to the public. The bill authorizes supplemental payments to recipients of federal welfare grants if funded by the legislature in the future. The federal government will vet the cost of current old age assistance aids next year, leaving aid to dependent children as the only category with shared state funding. The House also approved a measure to assume the county share of the ADC program, increasing state spending.
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BES Molnes
Towe
Sontoras
Jawa House
Shahose
Department of Social Services
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Eallne Raila
Siieston
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Laetric
Geek Aerie
Aioe
Vwr-United
Whineballa
CR. Markets
Gunaca
Pam
Uni FF
Wim
Pute
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Conten
Owe Stockyards
Lulchery
Sia Heavyneluhts Honda
Jowsa Mors Des Moines
UPI
Lewa
Minnesota
Wateriva Thang
Civestoce ytuRes Chigred
Emaho Livestock Paaha Gap
USNA
Bar
Mihor
Cove
Teoder Kap
Stoux Cry
Favez Ihughers
Dave Riley
Norwolk
Lbr
George W. Worley
Jil Navy
Lili
Monel
Fir
Worley
United States
Hallipton
Ross
Chesapeake Bay
Ballinore
Bullimore
U.S
Hig
Dellitieal
Cyclops
Corniaun Shire
Liscey Lair
Fort
Alane
Wilves
Germany
Chalits
Carl, Worley Kinesall
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Warley
Wieh van
Pronice
Usane Bullen Wleas
Eheano
Eiri
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Cayante
Arica
Lara
Ahimalas
WEW
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Saeneraily
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Peck
Ady
Macna M. Tellier
Terry Drive
Hope Collage
Helland
Mich
Mackin Diamond Vogel
Vernon Ri
Yely — Barracks
Thomas Pack
Sir
Lenkauelr
Dunnelly
Northern Illinois University
Dokala
Dollefree
Pierson's Florist
Baye Fitch
Day Street
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Martsching, Ao
Guumwa
Lill
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Oltimawa
George Clark
Neg Cochran
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Justice Dept
Haig Army
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