Hogs Strong To 50 Cents Higher In Midwest Market
Cash livestock futures show fed hogs advancing up to 50 cents with No 2 190-260 pound hogs near 23.75. Cattle receipts reach 17 000 with steers and heifers mostly higher across weight classes. Iowa and Des Moines reports note steady barrows and gilts with firm hog prices amid USDA estimates and regional quotes.
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UPI
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Des Moines
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Minnesota
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C.R
Cedar Rapids
Beckers
Helfers
Gallon
Key Stocks Fall Amid Broad Market Drop
In New York stock trading, volume reached about 2.2 million as several key stocks slipped about a point or less. The day saw widespread declines with losses spreading across major issues.
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Market and Commodities Snapshot From Chicago and New York
Markets show mixed moves with grain and metal listings and price shifts. Major firms and commodities like DuPont, Kroger, Libby, and Allied signal pricing weave through Chicago and New York notes with rail, steel, and dairy figures and produce trends.
Decline at Hungarian Pavilion Hangs Over Brussels Fair
Attendance at the Hungarian pavilion at the Brussels World's Fair sank after news of the execution of Imre Nagy and eight associates. Daily crowds had reached about 10 000 with weekend peaks but the building now sits nearly empty.
Rezoning sought for radio TV shop on Sixteenth Ave SW
Wendf and Esther Lippert filed Monday to rezone from H-4 to B-2 for 2 full lots and part of a third on Sixteenth avenues south side Cedar Rapids. If approved they plan to sell to Ralph Brink for a radio and TV business with a 17 by 48 addition to the existing 80 by 140 foot property. Council referred the matter to the City Planning Commission for study and recommendation.
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City Courtell
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City Planning Commission
Burglars Break into 3 Offices and Take $56
Three offices in the Paramount theater building were broken into over the weekend. Losses centered on about $56 in cash and several spectacles, with Dr. C H Stark and optometrist C C Seidel reporting missing items. Police say the break in occurred overnight with a forced entry on multiple floors.
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Ovens in Cedar Rapids Park Stoves Disconnected
Parks Commissioner Don Gardner announced all ovens for gas stoves in Cedar Rapids park pavilions will be disconnected after an accident at Bilis park where a stolen burner caused a small explosion. Picnickers may use burners but not ovens at Ellis, Bever, and Dawivls parks.
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Bilis Park
Gardner
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Dawivls Parks
Subsidy Ban May Halt Purchase Of Autos By State
Des Moines reports major car firms will stop subsiding dealers who sell to state agencies raising concerns Iowa may lose 180000 to 260000 dollars yearly in subsidies. The state purchases about 500 cars annually. a limit of 2000 dollars per car may complicate bids and require altered specifications to stay under the cap.
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Hassett
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Herrick
Melvin D. Synhorst
Synhorst
Chamber endorses bill to liberalize railroad controls
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce favors Senate File 3778 to provide government loans and freer freight rates for railroads, citing a crisis in shipments and finances. A separate resolution urges delaying a Great Lakes pilot requirement, arguing costs could deter ocean vessels from entering the lakes. Both measures were sent to Iowa congressional representatives.
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Sewer-Use Pact Between Cedar Rapids and Marion Approved
Cedar Rapids City Council approved a six month extension of the sewer use agreement with Marion. The arrangement runs until January 1 and has Cedar Rapids handling sewage from Glenbrook Cove in Marion while Marion will serve Sears Younkers and the northeast motel areas of Cedar Rapids when feasible.
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Marion
Glenbrook Cove
Sears-Younkers
Northeast
Glenbrook
Glenbrack Cove
Indonesian Rebels Claim Successes
Indonesian rebel radio said its forces repelled government invaders in two battles in north Celebes. The report aligns with Jakarta sources that invasion troops still contest Menado, noted as the rebels last stronghold in North Celebes, while government radio claimed Menado fell.
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North Crlches
Jakarta
Menado
Water Main Okayed for Canton Drive SE Area
Cedar Rapids city council considers a resolution of necessity for a water main between Thirtieth Street Drive SE and Carrall Drive with final action set for July 14. Petitions show over 75 percent property ownership support. preliminary assessments total 4512.60 dollars and objections must be filed by 10 am July 24. Bids to be solicited later if proceeding.
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Chrysler Missile Plant Picketed in Detroit Suburb
United Auto Workers pickets blocked parking lot gates at Chrysler's Sterling Heights missile plant slowing output on Redstone and Jupiter missiles. About 3,000 workers were due for the day shift, with only a few entering. UAW local president Milan Matich accused Chrysler of discriminating against union members and routing overtime to nonmembers.
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United Auto Workers
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Lupiter
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British Red Says Nagy Death Folly
Arthur Horner, Communist leader of Britain's miners, condemned Imre Nagy's execution as needless folly. He said he remains a Communist but will not be gagged and described the act as terrifying and horrifying.
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Britain
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Nagy’s Execution Distresses Nehru
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru called Imre Nagy’s execution distressing news and said it was troubling for Hungary and for the world. He cited the political consequences and moral implications of the sentence.
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Nehru
New Delhi
Imre Nagy
Diane E Dunlap and Charles Kent wed in Marion
Diane E Dunlap daughter of the Bruce Dunlaps and Charles Lee Kent son of the Raymond Kents were married Sunday at 1 3 in the Marion Methodist church. The Rev Ralph E Baker officiated before about 200 relatives and friends. The bride wore a nylon over taffeta gown with a fingertip veil and carried a lavender orchid. Attendants wore lavender pink embroidery and the reception followed in the church parlor. After a honeymoon to Yellowstone they will reside at 655 South Eleventh Marion.
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Sutherland
Ed Lala, Jr
Iawa State Teachers College
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Mehaffey Bridge Opens as Water Drops
The Mehaffey bridge reopened to traffic after last week’s closure due to high water in the Coralville reservoir area. Water in the conservation pool fell to 664 feet above sea level Monday from 673.66 last week, with Johnson County and federal officials negotiating whether to replace or remove the bridge.
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Last Rites Tuesday For Frank Woodward
CENTRAL CITY Services for Frank H. Woodward 82 who died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 1 30 in the Methodist church. Surviving are his wife the former Nellie Leek 3 daughters Mrs Charles Brewer and Mia Virgil Parker both of Blachey Ore Ella Miller of Cedar Rapids a brother Mark of Prairieburg and 2 half brothers Earl Brutsman of Hopkinton and Foss Brutsman of Central City Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids
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Prairieburg
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Hopkineton
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Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Etapids
Iowa Wife Ends Fifth Year of Lonely Vigil
Des Moines reports that Mrs. Ralph A. Link marked the fifth anniversary of her husband entering a coma after a 1952 car crash near Ames while returning from a fishing trip with his son James. She continues to care for him daily, feeding him and turning him every four hours. Doctors fear he may remain in the coma until death.
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UPI
Ralph A. Link
Ames
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board urged to use city engineering services
City Engineer Leo L. Johnson urged Cedar Rapids real estate board members to employ the engineering department's services. He spoke at the season’s final luncheon at the Sheraton Montrose hotel, outlining the department’s duties.
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Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids official pledges new map and ditch coverage
Johnson outlined plans for a new city map after the annexation issue and said a preliminary survey on storm sewer needs is underway. He favors covering open ditches and stressed the engineering department serves as adviser to the city council and a service agency to the public.
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Johnoson
Cedar Rapids
Johhnson
Department of Streets and
Lightning Kills Three Mountaineers In Italy Devotion Ritual
In Bergamo Italy a group of about 40 Roman Catholics attempting to plant an Iron cross on Mt Arera 7500 feet high were struck by lightning killing three climbers and injuring many others.
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U S Nun Sought In Czechoslovakia
A 72 year old Chicago nun Sister Ca geloo disappeared while traveling by train through Czechoslovakia en route to Czestochowa Poland. She planned to build an orphanage. UPI says embassies in several capitals investigated but Czechoslovakia withheld details.
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