Market gains in late trading amid mixed tech signals
Stocks rose on the final trading day of the second quarter as investors shifted portfolios amid mixed tech and medical equities. Johnson & Johnson led gains, while Bio Medical and Xerox posted uneven results and several industrials moved modestly. Market breadth showed more advancers than decliners on the New York Stock Exchange and the Big Board.
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New York
Johnson & Johnson
Dow Jones
Medical Sciences, Inc
Bio-Medical
York Stock Exchange
Curtiss-Wright
Institut Kennecott
Xerox
Levitz
Con Furniture
Armco Steel
Grain futures rise on harvest nerves and gains in oats and corn
Soybean futures edged up about 2 percent as the session ended while corn climbed around 3 cents and wheat added near 2 cents. Oats rose a penny with July deliveries quoted around 1 to 3 cents higher as cash grain markets in Chicago showed activity and firmness.
Livestock and Market Updates Across Multiple States
The report covers cattle and hog prices, weights, and trends from Iowa, Waterloo, Des Moines, and Des Moines area yards. It notes price ranges for butchers and sows, returns on live cattle, packer deliveries, and regional quotations, alongside a brief criminal note from Italy about a suicide linked to a motor purchase dispute.
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Apni
segay'Staal
Uae
Herston
ARES
F Altrom
New York Stock
Sain Tole Price Idahopw
Tal Son Lew
Bal
Tampa
Io Stexgh Inc
Taxealat Poultry Paice
Amoco
Waterloo
Athos
Eacr
Altar
Stove
Des Moines
UPI
Carlen
Actus
U. S
U.S
Winnix
Postville
Tauris
Sleus
Craic Peroes
Steih
Balraien
Ecbertarga Et Repald
Wandayi
Arranis
Vale Ff
Sears
Rovigo
Italy
Carlo
Lulderba
Ilwatston
Chicago
Lialeon
Brothers Firestone
Ion Bate
Sioux City Livestock Market Weights and Cattle Prices
Market notes list steer and heifer weights around 190 to 295 pounds with various price points. Descriptions mention cows, calves, and mixed consignments. buyers focus on lighter weights and cattle condition.
Chicago produce prices show little change despite mixed demand
Market page reports steady Chicago prices for produce with some items firm at the docks. Notes include scores and mixed demand signals, with sellers citing slow demand for several items and occasional price stability across categories.
Agricultural futures rise as market tunes to political leaders
AP dispatch notes futures prices in wheat corn oats and beans moved higher after opening. Leaders Hale Boges and Gerald Ford associated with the US political scene amid reporting from New China news agency about farm commodities in Beijing and Tokyo exchanges.
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Chicago
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Cratic
House
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Boges
Gerald Ford
Peking
China
New China News
Oats
Waubeek Bridge Reopened With Weight and Speed Limits
The Waubeek bridge over the Wapsipinicon river reopened Friday under a three ton limit, 15 miles per hour, and one lane. Linn County supervisors approved the conditions after a federal inspection found it unsafe, with repairs having strengthened the structure.
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Waubeek
Wapsipinicon River
Linn Board of Supervisors
Fireworks Charge Filed Against Springville Grocer
Springville merchant Milton L Herren faces a fireworks sale charge after a private purchase by a town citizen prompted an investigation. Sheriff Walter Grant said about 20 to 75 dollars worth of fireworks were confiscated from the store and Herren was summoned to appear in court.
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Milton L. Herren
Springville
Walter Grant
Verren
T Ie
Orville Cox
HACAPReceives Funds to Study Mini Shop Center
HACAP of Cedar Rapids has been awarded a 59478 general community programming grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. The grant funds a feasibility study for a mini shopping center, preliminary planning, and a plan to form a community development corporation to secure financing and construct buildings. It will also aid new entrepreneurs with loans, training, and ongoing technical assistance for center businesses.
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Washington
D.C
U.S
Jack Miller
A-Iowa
Hawkeye Area
Northwest pilots strike as Fourth of July weekend begins
Northwest Airlines pilots walked out in a contract dispute halting service at the seventh largest U.S. carrier as negotiations strained. The walkout follows a stalled Railway Labor Act cooling off period and centers on pilot staffing, subcontracting, grievance procedures, and pay, with pilots saying wages lag behind industry averages by about 13 percent.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Robert Rezanka
The
Pilots’ Association
Rezatka
City Briefs and Classified Bits Sweep Local News
Notes include hospital patient at Mercy, bridal services ad, Painters Local 41 meeting moved to July 17 at Teamsters hall, island haunted house ad, Chamber closed for Fourth, home entry and cash theft report, clothing theft at Arnold's, leather seat stolen at Killian's, drugstore job listing, barber shops closed July 3, family sale ad, and tennis return at Roman's in Hiawatha.
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Regullar
The
Painters
Teamsters Hall
Arnold's
Second Avenue
Killian’s
Home Rule Bill Expands City Powers in Iowa
City governments gain powers as Iowa’s home rule law takes effect this Saturday. Cedar Rapids may delay budget certification to Oct 15, aiding accuracy during a ten year property reevaluation. Hal Schaefer says postponement helps set proper mil rate once assessments are ready.
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Iowa
Hal Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
My Ah
Schaefer
Mit
Young Man Faces Malicious Injury Charge
Paul James, 22, of 158 May sden avenue SW, was arrested on a warrant charging malicious injury to a building. An information signed before Justice Green Powers alleges James threw a bottle at a glass door, breaking the glass. He was held pending arraignment.
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Paul James
Maysden Avenue SW
James
Justice of the Peace Green Powers Byi
Gary Dvorak
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Dvorak
Iment
HACAP Seeks Federal Funds for Headstart and Sewage Programs
HACAP plans to request a total of 272000 from federal sources for four divisions and 205087 for Headstart programs in a three or four county area. The board also seeks local UCS and youth program funding and sets 1973 priorities to aid low income households, housing, and health. State officials approve sewage project funding totaling over 9 million with 1 million remaining in state funds.
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Hawkeye Area
Settee of Economic Opportunity
Department of Health Educion and Welfare
Iowa City United Community Services
Cedar Rapids United Commuunity Services
HACAP
OBO
Dobnsan
Linc
HEVW
Johnson County
Jones
Johnnson
Linn County
UCS
Card
Cedar Rapids Ucs
ROTC Scholarship To David Thompson Earned
David F. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Ray F Thompson of 1441 Forty second street NE has won a four year Air Force ROTC scholarship. He graduates Kennedy High School and will attend the University of Missouri. Old Coins Wanted free ex on basis of academic and athletic records and air force officer qualifying tests.
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David F. Thompson
Ray F. Thompson
Forty-second Street
Kennedy High School
Air Force
Jerome
University of Missouri
Rulla
Clocks Gain One Second to Sync Time Scales
Scientists at the National Bureau of Standards in Boulder plan to add a leap second Friday to extend the day by one second. The adjustment aligns sun time with atomic time, preventing noon misalignment thousands of years hence.
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Boulder
Colo
Earth
Orthodontic Practice Formation Between Dentists in Des Moines
Purdie D D S joins Gerald R Eganhouse D D S and William H DeKock D D S in orthodontics at 2727 1st Ave SE Des Moines Phone 263 375 Ady Dean's List Philip B Thompson Adel son of Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson of 323 Twenty second street NE was named by the dean's list for Drake University Des Moines Cited David Ruemmele son of Mr and Mrs Harald Ruemmele 1111 Sixteenth street SW named to spring quarter dean's list at the American Institute of Business Des Moines
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D.D
Gerald R. Eganhouse
D.D.S
William H. DeKock
1St Ave. SE
Ady
Philip B. Thompson
Adel
Paul Thompson
Twenty-second Street
Drake. University
Des Moines
David Ruemmele
Harald Ruezimele
Sixteenth Street
American Institute of Business
Road work set after state and federal approval
Public Improvements Commissioner Richard Phillips said work on the Mt. Vernon road widening will start soon after state and federal approval is received. The project faced an injunction by John and Shirley Wolfe in Linn district court. Judge William Eads lifted it and dismissed the permanent halt request. The $651,515.55 contract with Cedar Valley Corp. of Waterloo awaits signed approval from state and federal agencies before construction begins.
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Mt. Vernon
Richard Phillips
Linn District Court
John
Shirley Wolfe
Vernon Road
Fogould
William Eads
Wolfex
Phillips
Bidi
T.O.P
T.o.p.lcs
Bcom
Ceder Val-ley ‘Corp
Waterloo
Boy Struck by Car Suffers Arm and Head Injuries
Tim Holden 11 of 105 Thirty first street SW sustained arm and head injuries when struck near Williams boulevard and Tenth avenue SW. Driver Raymond Dalley A101 Sixteenth avenue SW. Holden treated at Mercy hospital and released. No charges filed. Charles P. Goyette 52 of 2417 A avenue NE charged with failure to yield after two car crash at Sixth street and Wa coria avenue SW. Goyette released after checking for injuries. Larry J. Vondracek 3 of Fairfax wrist fracture treated and released at St Luke's hospital.
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Tim Holden
First Street
Williams Boulevard
Tenth Avenue
Raymond Dalley
Sixteenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Charles P. Goyette
Sixth Street
Wacoria Avenue
Goyette
Larry J. Vondracek
Fairfax
Vondracek
St. Luke's Hospital
High Court Denies Plea in 1962 Town Mass Murder Case
DES MOINES UP1 A confessed murderer Gayne Gilbert Smith had six life sentence appeals rejected by the Town Supreme Court Chief Justice C Edwin Moore ruling no merit in the bid Smith pleaded guilty to five counts of first degree murder and one count of second degree murder in the 1962 slayings of his stepmother three cousins an aunt and an uncle on their Haynesville farm Ball State University names Smith to a roll of honor for spring quarter Mancie Indiana
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Jill Brown Shirac- Smith
Jehi
Jack Brown
Bever Avenue
Sistrar
Ball State
Uni
Mancie
Ind
Haynesville Farm
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