Stocks inch up as traders await summit results
New York markets posted a small Friday gain after five days of declines. Trading was active with 9.13 million shares, down from 9.55 million on Thursday. A J Industries led volume, opening late on 85 200 shares and rising about a point as prices generally climbed on the American Stock Exchange.
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New York
Wall Street
Johnson
Kosygin
A. J. Industries
American Stock Exchange
Monday Estimates Chicago Livestock Receipts
AP reports official estimates for Monday show 10 000 cattle 6 000 hogs and 500 sheep expected to be received in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Describes Varied Live Stock Prices in Grain Market
Chicago and Des Moines market notes show cattle slaughter steers high and prime 1100 to 1400 pounds at 26.25 to 27.00, hogs and sows priced across weights, and spring slaughter lambs at 26.50 to 27.00. Des Moines USDA reports receipts 30,000 with steady to higher demand and No 1 hogs 21.50 to 22.50 for 200-240 pounds.
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Chicago
DES Moines
USDA
U.S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Reviows
Stark
Smalls Tae
Poultry Leghorn and Hywine Sc
Nais
Midwest carrot meat trade bids and cattle prices
Friday reports from Des Moines indicate a troubled Midwest meat market with cattle trading unsettled. Steer beef mostly steady to 25 lower, cow beef and heifer beef variably priced. common weights cited with ranges around 40 dollars for higher grades and mid thirties to low forties for other cuts.
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DES Moines
USDA
Burglary Report Totals $252 Theft From Home
Charles Vanourney of 1117 Fifteenth Avenue SW reports a Friday burglary totaling 252 dollars. Stolen items include a Japanese bayonet a 17 dollar infielder's glove two men's rings valued at 85 dollars and about 150 dollars in cash.
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Charles Vanourney
Fifteenth Avenue
Vanourney
Vinton Johnson Freed On Bond After DWI Charge
Fairfax man Vinton Stanley H. Johnson, 54, was released on $1,500 bond after appearing in Justice Faye Hite's court on a drunk driving charge. He was arrested at midnight Friday near Nor way.
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Stanley H. Johnson
Fairfax
Faye Hite
Norway
Cedar Rapids hog market steady on Saturday
C R Markets notes Cedar Rapids hog market was steady on Saturday with Friday prices for bulk country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds at 21.25 to 21.60 dollars. Packing sows 300 pounds and under ranged 18.25 to 18.75 dollars, with weight and grade based discounts applying for heavier animals.
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Cedar Rapids
Reagan Receives Rousing Welcome by Young Republicans
California Governor Ronald Reagan drew repeated standing ovations at the Young Republican National Federation closing session in Omaha. He attacked federal spending and bureaucracy, urged a stronger Vietnam policy including mining Haiphong, and pressed for a decisive anti communism stance while criticizing appeasement and calls for coexistence with communism.
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Young Republican National Federation
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Ronald Reagan
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House
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U.S
Middle East
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Laos
Cambodia and North Vietnam plan ambassadorial ties
Tokyo reports that neutralist Cambodia and communist North Vietnam agreed on establishing diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level. The Vietnam News Agency announced the decision on Saturday.
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Vietnam
Illegal Beer Possession Charged Against Minors
Six youths were arrested in the 1100 block of First Avenue SE Friday for possessing beer as minors. Ronald J. Armstrong 19 of Wendy Oaks Trailer Court and Darrel E. Johnson 18 of Manchester were released on $30 bonds. James Toolate 20 of 841 Fourth Avenue SE is held on $30 bond. Three juveniles aged 16 16 and 17 were cited for having beer in a parked car in a parking lot and released to parents. Their cases go to probation officers.
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Ronald J. Armstrong
Wendy Oaks Trailer Court
Darrel E. Johnson
Manchester
James Toolate
Fourth Avenue SE
Belle Plaine Man dies in Holdrege hospital
Walter M. Benner, 59, of Holdredge Nebraska died Thursday in a Holdredge hospital. A Belle Plaine native he had visited here a week earlier. Survivors include his mother Mrs Ira Benner and sister Mrs F J Riley, both of Belle Plaine.
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Walter M. Benner
Holdredge
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Holdredge Hospital
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F. J. Riley
Two Get $6,000 In D M Holdup
In Des Moines two armed bandits robbed a Dahl's supermarket early Saturday. They forced a 69 year old employee to open the safe and escaped with between 6000 and 8000 dollars while staff were preparing the store for business.
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Des Moines
Dahl’s
Leona Knight
Romanoff and Juliet TV Double Feature on KCRG TV Color
The Saturday night schedule lists a 9:30 PM double feature “Romanoff and Juliet” at THE CH. 9. The program stars Peter Ustinov and airs on KCRG TV in color.
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Juliet
Peter Ustinov
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Public Hearing on Zoning Change Cedar Rapids Iowa
The Cedar Rapids City Council will hold a public hearing July 12 1967 at 9 a.m. in City Hall to consider amending zoning regulations to change property at 1700 block of J Avenue N E from R 3 Two Family to M 1 Light Industry Lots 7 through 12 Bell's Addition.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J Pvenue
N.E
Bell
Harold G. Schaefer
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Murriel E. Stewart Estate
Doris L. Stewart appointed administrator of Murriel E. Stewart estate Cedar Rapids Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from second publication or be barred. Attorney W Howard Smith represents the administrator. First publication was June 21 1967 and second July 1 1967.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
W. Howard Smith
Bids Solicited for Cedar Rapids Storm Sewer Pipe Project
City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed bids for furnishing storm sewer pipe for Meadowdale Third Addition. Bids close July 12 1967 at 9:00 a.m. at City Clerk’s office. Bid bond ten percent required. Iowa preference applies. contracts awarded by City Council.
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Iowa
Meadowdale Third
City Hall
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Haol
Schaefer
Chiropractors Offer Headache Relief Through Spinal Adjustment
Advertisements urge relief from headaches via chiropractic care. Dr Clark suggests nerves and spine influence pain, claiming adjustments of the vertebrae can relieve nerve tension and help many patients.
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executors
In Linn County Iowa the estate of Sarah A Warriner deceased. The 21st of June 1967 the will admitted to probate and Peoples Bank and Trust Company and Harwood Warriner named executors. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. Dated June 21 1967 Peoples Bank and Trust Co Cedar Rapids Iowa and Harwood Warriner Saratoga California executors.
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Iowa
Linn County
Dorothy M. Byrne
Robert W.byrne
Byr
Rapids
Carl Hendrickson
Cedar Rapids
State of
Sarah A. Warriner
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Harwood Warriner
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Saratoga
California
Lynch
Dallas
Smith & Harman
Marion Youth Dies in Car and Cycle Crash
David Lee Eby nineteen of Robbins Road Marion was killed when his westbound motorcycle veered into oncoming traffic and struck an eastbound car driven by Connie Faye Schneiter eighteen of Monticello two others were injured Howard Schneiter forty nine with facial injuries was hospitalized at St Luke's The victim was son of Richard Eby of Monticello.
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Robbins Road
Marion
Highway 64
Eby
Connie Faye Schneiter
Monticello
Two Iowans Die In Flaming Highway Crash
In Bloomfield two Ottumwa men Arnold Jaeger Jr age 30 and Robert Cosgrove Jr age 22 died in a three car crash on highway 63 two miles north of town. Jaeger was driving the car with Cosgrove as a passenger when it was rear ended by a Bloomfield driver Harold Ware age 24. Cosgrove wife Mary 23 and son Paul 10 were in Cosgrove car. the boy was uninjured. Ware, Mary Cosgrove and Ware were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A witness said a ball of fire rose into the air as the crash shattered Jaeger car. Both victims burned severely.
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Motorcycle crash near Highway 18 claims two riders
Danny, 24, was injured early Saturday in a two motorcycle collision about two miles west of the city. Authorities said she was killed outright when her motorcycle was struck from the rear by a machine driven by her husband. Officers said the front wheel of Westphal's bike apparently caught the rear wheel of his wife’s, throwing both machines out of control.
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Highway 18
Here
Westphal
CAB proposes charging for alcoholic drinks on airlines
The Civil Aeronautics Board urged that all airlines levy separate fees for alcoholic beverages. Free drinks remain for first class, while coach passengers now pay $1 per drink. Airlines have until July 24 to challenge the proposal.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Summit Call to Top Translator
MOSCOW AP America’s top translator of Russian Alexander Akalovsky 44 flew to the U S Saturday to translate the Johnson Kosygin meeting Sunday He previously translated for Roosevelt at Yalta with Stalin and later served as a defense and state department translator in the 1950s becoming a diplomat in 1960 now a first secretary at the U S embassy in Moscow
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Podgorny Ends Visit to Cairo
Soviet President Podgorny flew back to Moscow after three days of talks with Egyptian President Nasser in Cairo.
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Gathering of Eagles and Racers Show at Local Theaters
A fragmented TV radio listings page shows film showings and weather updates. Notable entries include the Saturday schedule for movies Pistols n Petticoats Bewitched and Racers at Piccadilly Palace, plus Gunsmoke episodes and Miss Wisconsin on air. Weather and sports segments are interspersed throughout the day.
Three Injured in Traffic Accidents
Three people were injured slightly in traffic accidents Friday. Roger L. Barnes, 36, of Belle Plaine, suffered a cut below the left eye in a three car crash at Lindale Plaza and First Avenue East. Richard S. Houlahan, 60, of Springville, had a head laceration after failing to yield the right of way in a collision with Barnes, then Barnes’s car hit Myron D. Young. Houlahan was charged with failure to yield. A passenger in Vicki A. Green’s car, Brenda J. Luerkens, 16, suffered a bruised left knee in a two car crash at First Avenue and Tenth Street East. Gerald L. Tann, 23, face was in the path of the Green car and was charged with failure to yield. Donna Simeons, 34, injured a right knee when a bicycle was struck by a car at Wilson Avenue and Mallory Street Southwest. Dawon O. Clark Jr. 44, was driving west and collided with the bicycle. no charges were filed.
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Belle Plaine
Lindale Plaza
First Avenue
Richard S. Houlahan
Springville
Houlahan
Barnes
Barnes’ Auto
Myron D. Young
Fruitland Boulevard
Tann
Donna Simeons
Twenty-second Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Mallory Street
Dawson O. Clark, Jr
Fourteenth Avenue
Boston Traveler To Suspend Publication
The 143 year old Boston Evening Traveller will cease publication in about two weeks. The suspension awaits approval by Herald-Traveler Corp directors. The morning Herald will continue as the Herald-Traveler.
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Boston Evening Traveler
Herald-Traveler Corp
Morning Herald
Herald-Traveler
Nixon proposes Vatican-like status for Jerusalem
Former Vice President Nixon urged that the Old City of Jerusalem receive Vatican-like autonomy for each religion. He said Israel must not withdraw from areas it has seized until a peace settlement is in place.
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Nixon
Jerusalem
Israel
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