Market Drifts as Dow Drops in Tepid Thursday Trading
New York AP reports stock prices moved unevenly in sluggish trading with the Dow Jones 30 at 878.21 after a 1.24 decline. Big Board names showed mixed results with Cudahy and General Mills rising while Occidental and mail order retailers slipped. oils rose. Analysts attributed the lack of strong moves to absence of decisive forces and noted unofficial sales figures alongside extensive dividend footnotes.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cudahy Co
General Mills
International Paper
Occidental Petroleum
Abbott Laboratories
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Ruckeree Va
Alaska
Beech Chan
Grumma Cp
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Harsco Cp
Stichnoth Promoted by Iowa-Illinois Co
Dean R. Stichnoth of Bettendorf was elected vice president and secretary of Kowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co at a board meeting Wednesday. He will handle advertising publicity employee relations organization planning rates purchases and stores and serve as corporate secretary. Stichnoth began in the Iowa-Illinois legal department in 1950.
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Dean R. Stichnoth
Bettendorf
Kowa-Iillinois Gas and Electric Co
Stichnoth
Iowa- Illinois
Graduates Sidney Paul Earns Associate in Arts Degree
Sidney Paul of 4551 Midway Drive NW has received the associate in arts degree from Bethany Lutheran Junior College in Mankato Minnesota.
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Midway Drive
Bethany Lutheran Junior College
Mankato
Minn
Soybeans and Wheat Down in Early Grain Trade
CHICAGO AP Grain market opened heavy and mixed across major pits with soybeans dropping about 6 early on. Traders blamed fatigue and concerns that soybeans and byproducts may struggle against higher oil and meal prices. By close soybeans eased to 14 cents lower at July, wheat fell 2% at July, corn steady to modestly higher, and oats down about 4 at July.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices and Friday USDA receipts
Chicago cash grain quotes show No 2 soft red at 1.62 and No 2 yellow corn at 1.57 with oats at 0.75 and soybeans No 1 yellow at 3.24. Friday official USDA receipts estimated 2,000 cattle for the period.
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Chicago Cash Grain Linease
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Cattle Short Supply
Chicago livestock market reports a cattle price test hindered by insufficient quantities across all classes for an adequate price assessment. AP dispatch from USDA notes buyers held off as supplies remained scarce and uncertain for traders.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Des Moines Live Stock Market Report
Des Moines UPI notes moderately active demand and steady hogs with sows steady to 25 higher. Wednesday's receipts 60,000. Tuesday 67,000. week ago 75,000. year ago 68,000. Prices quoted for various hog weights and sow categories across U S 1 3 grade listings.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Midwest meat market report from Des Moines discloses mixed demand
AP survey shows limited sales in town and river markets with steers and heifers steady, pork cuts uneven yet fairly active. Prices listed for various weights and cuts include steer beef around 51.00 to 52.00, hog and ham figures, and boneless cuts among others.
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Sioux City Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed
UPI reports hogs under 240 pounds steady to 25 cents higher at Sioux City with 1-3 190-230 pound butchers at 19.75 to 20.25 and 310-450 pound sows at 16.00. Slaughter steers and heifers run 25 cents lower with choice 1,000-1,300 pound steers at 31.00-32.00 and 850-1,050 pound heifers at 30.25-31.25. Cattle count light. calves none.
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Choice
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha market notes hogs 6,000 head strong to 25 higher with some up 50, No 1-3 200-230 lb at 20.75, 195-240 at 10.00 to 20.50. Sows up to 50. Cattle 800 calves none. Steers and heifers steady to 25 lower. choice 950-1,150 lb steers 31.25-32.35. mixed good and choice 30.25-31.75, good 27.50-30.75. cows strong to 25 higher with various ranges.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Steady On Thursday
Prices paid on Wednesday for country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds ranged 19.00 to 19.50. Sows 300 pounds down 15.75 to 16.25. Over 230 pounds priced 25 cents less per 10 pounds to 260, and 50 cents less per 10 pounds above 250. Packers discounts apply by weight and grade up to 500 pounds. Sheep and poultry prices listed with lambs 27 to 30 dollars, heavy and leghorn varieties shown. Grain figures note corn 1.39, soybeans 3.04, oats 0.69.
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Chicago Produce Chicago Potatoes Prices and Shipments
UPI reports CHICAGO produce data with total shipments at 591 and arrivals 6, track 57. Prices paid to Chi for various egg and potato sizes are listed in uncertain figures including Jumbo 28-39 cents per dozen and mediums 23-23 1/2, with grade A cartons delivered and retailer delivery notes.
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New York Produce Market Reports Mixed Egg Offerings
AP USDA notes wholesale egg offerings barely adequate on large and medium sizes with fair demand Thursday. Standards 30-32 cents, whites Fancy large around 36 cents, fancy medium about 23 to 25 cents, fancy smalls 15 to 16 cents.
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Suppression in Johnson Case Is Argued Again
The Iowa AG's office argued Thursday against a writ of certiorari to block access to all records of the 1970 Johnson County grand jury investigation and to suppress indictments' names until legality is resolved. Judge Osmundson set July 2 for further briefs as the case resumes after last week's hearing.
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G. Bennett Cullison
Attorney General’s Office
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Iowa
Johnston May Stay On as State Supt
AMES AP Dr J M Walter president of the state board of public instruction said Johnston will likely remain state superintendent for another year after the governor did not nominate a successor. The board pushed to set a salary ceiling at 26 000 but the legislature adjourned before action. Johnston resigned earlier this year but cannot be replaced until the senate reconvenes. The board meets Monday in Des Moines to discuss the situation as Johnston earns 23 000 annually. Summer activities at Jane Boyd Community House and Elizabeth Bender Pool will be the TALK OF THE TOWN on KCRG RADIO 1600 Friday at 12 50 PM.
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Kcrg Radio
War on Hepatitis Must Be Fought in Blood Banks
UPI reports hepatitis now a major economic and social issue tied to blood transfusions. John X’s hospitalization after a blood bank transfusion underscores the need for fast, sensitive tests to screen donations and remove tainted blood. Electro-Nucleonics proposes a highly sensitive hemagglutination inhibition test as a key tool.
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Abajian
Telephone Use Hearing Set
Charles R. Heiden age 23 of 1250 Thirtieth street NE appeared in municipal court on two charges of unlawful use of the telephone He demanded preliminary hearings on both charges Both hearings are set for July 26 He is charged with annoying harassing or offending Margie A Jacobs by the telephone on May 26 and June 2.
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Charles R. Heiden
Thirtieth Street
Margie A. Jacobs
Pleads Innocent In Pointing Gun Case
Larry Lamb aged 23 of 928 N Street SW faced municipal court on a charge of pointing a gun at John Lynch and Terry Stammeyer on May 27. He pled innocent and his trial is scheduled for August 19.
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N Street
John Lynch
Terry Stammeyer
July 9 Hearing On Robbery Count for Milledge
Jessi Milledge aged 23 of 715 Sixth Street SE appeared in municipal court on a robbery charge. He requested a preliminary hearing set for July 9. The charge alleges he robbed Donald Richmond on June 18.
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Sixth Street SE
Donald Richmond
Hearing Asked on Delinquency Count
Emmitt E. Doolin 47 of 1221 Thirty-eighth Street SE appeared in municipal court and demanded a preliminary hearing on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Hearing set for Aug 11. He is charged with failure to support three minor children.
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Emmitt E. Doolin
Thirty-eighth Street
Hearing Sept 7 On Check Charge In Marion
Irving Longerbeam 18 of 857 Seventh Street Marion appeared in municipal court and demanded a preliminary hearing on a charge of uttering a forged instrument. His hearing is set for Sept 7. He allegedly uttered a forged $25 check drawn on the Gerald Clinton account June 10 at a Western store.
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Seventh Street
Marion
Gerald Clinton
Hoffa Resigns All Leadership Roles in Teamsters
James R. Hoffa, former Teamsters president, resigned from all leadership posts with affiliates while in prison. He sent the letter to successor Frank Fitzsimmons, relinquishing roles including president of Local 299 Detroit, chairman of the Central Conference of Teamsters, president of Joint Council 43 Detroit, and president of the Michigan Conference of Teamsters amid parole speculation.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
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Giant Union
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Moses Job Status Re-evaluated by Iowa Highway Commission
Ames based draftsman Edward Moses faces renewed review as Director of Highways Joseph Coupal Jr addresses months of dispute over promotions and pay raises. Moses, a former state Employes Assn. chief, alleges discriminatory refusals of advancement despite solid performance and recent merit commission findings. The case, once shelved in closed session, is now considered administrative and will be revisited by Coupal with Moses' attorney George O Malley advised.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Joseph Coupal, Jr
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Edward Moses
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Derby Thompson
the Gazette
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George O'Malley
Highway Commission
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Thompson
State of
Iowa
Sihanouk Blames U S Support for Vietnam Split in 1954
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk told Newsday’s William Attwood that U.S. backing of Saigon against Geneva accords blocked peaceful reunification of North and South Vietnam. He said the 1954 year set the Indo China war in motion and warned American fear of Ho Chi Minh drove heavy U S involvement.
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Newsday
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Bidding Postponed for Coralville Machine Shop Building
The Rock Island district of the corps of engineers halted the bid opening for construction of a machine storage and shop building at Coralville reservoir on the Iowa River north of Iowa City, postponing the date indefinitely.
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