Chicago Market Prices Hurt by Week’s Slow Demand
CHICAGO AP reports weak farm product prices with Friday bids for cattle and hogs mixed to lower. Packers and traders cite slow demand as buyers hold back. prices show declines across many weight classes and grades including butchers, sows, and feeder cattle. Sioux City and Des Moines listings mirror the softer trend in livestock markets.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
DOE
Park of Country
Linden
Hove
Hac Bates
Chace “Bellers
Slendird
Ar Sondard
Verterany
DES Moines
UPI
UWS
U.S
Ibs Bana
Chicago Quotations on Butter and White Goods Market
Disjointed OCR style market notes from Chicago and New York tracking butter prices wholesale demand and white goods. Mentions include grading standards shipments arrivals and track offerings with reference to California and New York markets and USDA data.
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Chicaga
Yasterdigy
Chicago
Sieadve
Yong
Rae
TraEg
California
York Producater
USDA
Rural Jesup Youth Killed in Accident
(AP) Michael Sop, 9, of Jesup was killed yesterday when his car collided with a train about two miles north of Jesup. Black Hawk county deputies said the train engineer reported the young boy, alone in the car, apparently did not see the Illinois Central train. The car was dragged nearly a quarter of a mile.
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Spee
Michael
Nara
Jesup
Zere
Black Hawk County
Regents veto lease plan on People’s Park in Berkeley
Regents vote 167 to reject a lease of part of the People’s Park site to the city for a park and instead push rapid development of student housing and a temporary parking lot and athletics field. Chancellor Heyns warns the move could place his office in an impossible situation as campus tensions rose over the fenced park.
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Berkeley
Cali
University of California Regents
Berkeley People’s Park
Roger Heyns
Regents
Heyns
Ronald Reagan
Charles Hitch
Berkeley City Council
Two Cedar Rapids Men Arrested After Drunk Driving Incidents
Two Cedar Rapids men faced drunken driving charges after separate early Saturday accidents. Edward R. Kugel, 32, of 287 Twenty-seventh Avenue SW, was charged with driving erratically, leaving the scene, and his vehicle struck a parked car on Sixth Street and Twelfth Avenue SW. He posted $1,000 bond and was released. Kenneth C. Nelson, 25, of 422 Seventh Avenue SW, was charged after his car struck a vehicle driven by Ivan Studer at Third Avenue and First Street SW. Nelson posted $500 bond and was released. No injuries were reported.
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Cedar Rapids
Edward R. Kugel
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Third Street
Kugel
Donald Gordon
Fifth Avenue
Lixth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Kenneth C. Nelson
Seventh Avenue
Ivan Studer
Brockman Avenue
Marion
Third Avenue
First Street
Nelson
Marion area graduates and church notices listed in local paper
Marion church notices list graduates John F. Wessel and Gary Wisholewsky with homes on Wesley Drive NW and Twentieth Street NW, respectively, from George Williams College and Antioch College. Local congregations at Bethel Baptist, First Baptist, St Josephs Catholic, Christian, Christian Reformed, Ascension Lutheran, Resurrection, First United Methodist, United Methodist, and First Presbyterian share worship times and sermon topics. Also reports a 16 year old rural Dubuque man’s death in vehicle accident near Dubuque and an automobile motorcycle crash near Missouri Street, with church leaders and mass times noted.
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Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
Wiliam C. Larson
Fins Baptist
One Baptist
Don R. Martin
St. Joseph's Catholic
William H. Grady
Christian
McGowan Blvd
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Reformed
Tibrery
Gerald Essenburg
Ascension
Grand Ave
Roger W
Iowa City
Peterson
Dubuque
Theniversity Hospitals
Resurrection
18Th Ave
Landis
Iden
Missouri St
Walt
Huber, Jr. Worthin
Land
First United
Co. Kellams
Goses
Proicis ‘Chapel
United Methodist
Marth
Clyde C. Scott
Firas Presbyterian
Jean P. Huvster
City Briefs Report Theft and Local Notices
City briefs cover theft reports and local notices including a theft from a car on Thirty-sixth Street NE with gear valued at 77 dollars, a looted tape collection at a Mercy hospital lot, a correction about John Edward Young charged with robbery, and a death notice for Ella C. Harn’s sister. Additional items mention Mercy hospital picnic, barber and beauty services ads, and a Dubuque university dean’s list, plus a Cubs Expos game reference.
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Ron Ameene
Thirty-sixth Street
Cor
Vicki Schmelcher
Fork Town Place
Mercy Hospital
J. David Worthen
John Worthens
Tenth Street
Mary Giron
Peter Girons
Dubuque University
UTS
Lightning Strikes Tree Injuring Five In Amessville Area
Five people were hurt when lightning struck a tree at a rest stop near a highway where a group had taken shelter. A Newton girl, Rhonda Harger of Ames, and Ronald Harger of Des Moines were among the injured with varying severity. Authorities reported one death at a hospital following the incident near Knoxville and a separate strike at a truck stop involving a Wichita man.
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Newton
UPI
Knoxville
Tenn
AMES
Ernest Straud
Wichita
Kan
Rhonda Harger
Stantly
Pere
Ronald Harger
Moines Hospital
Fireworks at SDS Convention Erupt in Chicago
At the SDS annual convention in Chicago a Friday night session erupted in a bitter wrangle after a Black Panther spokesman said SDS should disassociate from the Progressive Labor faction. The crowd demanded a rebuttal while national officers promised an opportunity to be heard.
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Chicago
Students For 1 Democratic Society
SDS
Anthor
Jewel
Jewell
Pls
Michael Alonsky
Two Children Injured When Bus Hit By Truck
Two of 2 percent grade school children suffered minor injuries when a Prairie Creek district bus was rear ended by a truck at the Bowling Street tracks. Abnelta Weing, 10, and Deborah Weing, 8, of Prairie Creek trailer court, were treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. The bus, driven by James Smythe, was stopped for tracks at 3200 block when a truck driven by Dallas Cooling of Solon failed to brake. No charges were filed. The children were en route to swimming lessons at Tones Park pool.
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Abnelta Weing
Deborah
Prairie Creek
Dallas M. Cooling
Solon
Tones Park
Shooting of Truck Driver Shocks Benton County
Sheriff Harold Burch probes a highway 218 shooting between Vinton and LaPorte City injuring truck driver Dele Donald Toebe 26. He is hospitalized in Waterloo in good condition. Three Waterloo area men were arrested for questioning as officials plan charges after identifying a car matching the suspect vehicle. The truck belonged to Warren Transport of Waterloo.
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Bogins
Gazeta Vinton
Benton’ County
Harold Burch
Tritck
Vinton
LaPorte
Ening
Donald Toebe
Veverly
Waterloo
Burch
Benton County
Toebe
Toehe
Warren Transport
Marion man jailed a month on three charges
Weillace Hayes, 22, of 31 Eleventh street, received 30 day sentences on counts of giving false information leaving the scene of an accident and failing to control his vehicle. The terms run concurrently after a rear end collision at Seventh avenue and Seventh street. Hayes initially fled scene, later claimed the car was stolen, a police check showed otherwise. Crossed lines show other unrelated church notices in the text.
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Marion
Linn County
Biles Adams
Weillace Hayes
Eleventh Street
Hayes
Hayesi
Services Monday for Lula Mae Neff 83
Lula Mae Neff 83 died Friday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after four months as a patient. Born August 12 1885 in Centerville Kansas she married James Andrew Neff in 1905 and lived in Marion since 1927. She belonged to the First Church of Christ Scientist and her husband died in March. Surviving are four sons Claire Roselle New Jersey George North English Elmer Cedar Rapids Delbert Marion two daughters Al Carstensen Lisbon and Bryan Sanborn Casper Wyoming 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren a sister A E Cubbison Cedar Rapids and a brother Sylvester ak Holding Kincaid Kansas. Services Monday 1 30 pm Baxter Memorial chapel with a reader from the church Burial Oak Shade. Friends may call Sunday after 9 3 m. ars steal se int iy
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Thirteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Neff
Centerville
Kaw
James Andrew Neff
Marion
First Church of Christ Scientist
Claire
Roselle
George
North English
Elmer
Delbert
al Carstensen
Lisbon
Bryan Sanborn
Casper
Wyo
A. E. Cubbison
Sylvester Ak Holding
Kincaid
Kan
Baxter Memorial Chapel
Church of Christ Scientist
Oak Shade
Urbana Rites Sunday For Dora Burrell, 84
Dora Burrell 84 a former Marion resident died Wednesday in Kansas City where she lived with her daughter Mrs Hrma Lee Glasnapp Born March 28 1885 near Urbana She married Willem Burrell Aug 4 1918 Survivors include daughter four grandchildren and sister Verna Dingman Services Sunday at 230 pm First United Methodist Church Urbana Burial Urbana Cemetery Friends may call Fry and Holland funeral home Vinton Urbana Marion region obit.
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Dore Surrell
Marion
Kansas City
Hrma Lee I Glasnapp
Urbana
Willem $. Burrell
Tipton
Glasnapp
Verna Dingman
Ex Panthersaid Hijacker Brent Faces Trial in Las Vegas
FBI identifies Willie Lee Brent 39 a former Tatiek Panther captain as the hijacker of an Oakland to New York liner diverted to Havana The FBI says two warrants are sworn in Las Vegas charging air piracy and carrying a weapon aboard an aircraft Brent linked to a San Francisco shooting and a Nov 1 gun battle with police in which three officers were wounded He was free on 50000 bond prior to those charges
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San Francisco
FBI
Havana
Willie Lee Brent
Tatiek Panther
Tia
Cau
Black Panthers
Charles Bates
Las Vegas
Brent
Nevada
Bates
Franklin
Local Help Wanted Ad Fragments Seek Reliable Prospects
A garbled set of classified lines lists services from roofing and painting to hauling and carpentry. It mentions contact numbers and asks for absorptive, qualified applicants for home improvement and personal assistance roles. The ad tone mirrors midcentury small-town classifieds.
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C.R. Markets
Dressio Meats
Spediess
Neatte Bea
Sioux City Livestock Sioux Cy
Aslyas
Kommerglas
Ierarshale
Bervien
Hendersin
Joy
Cera
People's Park
Marion Churches
John F. Wessel
Melvin’ Wessel
Wesley Drive
George Willams
Rhe
Gary L. Wisholewsky
B. B. Wistmiewsky
Twentieth Strest NW
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ried
Big Rick’s
Hiawatha
Adv. Ee
Meraste Bowlus Hanson
Commonwealth’ Beauty Salon
John Edward Young
Young
Montrose Hotel
Ella C. Harn
D Avenue
Edward Mauck
Mason City
Mason Funeral Home
Sealy Salon
Mercy
Jones Park
Jerome's
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Benton
Maron News
Marion Man
Davey
McCratken
Aten Bond
Urbana Rites
Dora Burrell
McVey
Fern HL McVey
Murdoch Chapel
Jean B. Hanter
Cedar Memorial
Frigade
Chapet
Gazette
Dial
Iowa
Martashes—Monemests Novak Monument CO
Leen Lene
Marien Mursing
Fecal
Essimet
Tom Quigley
Warren Larson Coast Co
Peek Plana
Dick's Tree Service Syarnoesr
Bae Byacowsa
Watson Tree Service Wining
Reandvai
Pees Sethi
8 & P Roof
Aticins
SeverNe
Cenairs
Chuck A Lear
Wise
Inerior
Fred Sacora
Herold Wagner
E ‘Swisher
Ren Miller
Paul Straub
Reston
Sarener’s
Eno RT
FR Beage
Sao Uo
SAAB
Fenarice
Ran Tsu Wale Sen Rosai
Nat
el Shia
Cates Sen
Sudar
Fey Cimas
ZOBAC
Eatsemia Pawnsblue Audenteer
Impna
Nalional Hang Impr
Simanek & Zazza
Pertomanship
AL Westbrook Coast, Inc
Je Nad
Kalous Construction
Malela
Wonis Steef
Zement
College Sigeseite
Jawa
Jennings
Igor
Ibur
Norkn
Bae
Ted
Pramas
Pine Inn
Mth
L Halp
Agenzies
Jouy
TpGr
Snelling & Snelling
Midland
G. L. Groves
Dial Finance
3Rd Ave. SE
AIST
Salgeyanen
Oy Reine Cneions
Esd
Brethet
Triple E
Enatovue
Beuanaibie Man
Rivers
Hss
Puraid Ruetinly Af
Schamberger
Nior Co
General Farm
Ivan
Rosin Torpels
Bart
Eevaulansong Boe
Walter
Ricks
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