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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
9
New York AP reports stocks moved unevenly late Friday with oils and other issues reacting to demand. Trading volume was about 3.4 million, up from 3.37 million. fractional gains and losses prevailed among major stocks.
Edward Dingle 25 pled guilty in municipal court to disturbing the peace and leaving the scene of an accident. Judge Howard McLaughlin ordered 30 days in jail on each count for a total of 60 days. Charges stem from a Oct 20 fight at A avenue and Third street NE and a Oct 24 crash on Sixteenth avenue and C street SW. A third charge of uttering a bad check remains with plea set for March 11.
Atom Reactor SAIGON AP reports South Viet Nam started operating an experimental nuclear reactor on February 26, according to government officials.
In Chicago traders report slow hog trade with prices steady to 25 cents lower. Slaughter cattle also weak with steers 25 to 75 lower and mixed lots showing varied high choice and prime weights. Des Moines figures show demand fair with similar declines and steady prices on the lighter hogs and sows.
Waterloo reports butcher market ranges by weight class with live hog prices. Notable lines show 160-170 lbs at 10.25 per hundred, 190-200 lbs at 13.00, 200-230 lbs at 2.00? per hundred, and larger weights up to 360-400 lbs.
Friday market saw hog prices mainly a quarter lower with 1s and 2s at 13.75 to 14.25 delivered plant. Butchers 200 to 230 lb range 13.25 to 14.25. sows 12.50 to 13.50. Egg and grain quotes follow: eggs 20 to 30 cents, wool around 39 to 49 cents, corn 1.07, oats 0.72, soybeans 2.46.
In Chicago trading the market showed weak to moderate support on export hopes for old wheat and futures. Wheat finished steady to up 1 4 cents, corn down 4 1/4 cents, oats up 2 to 3 1/2 cents, rye up 1 1/2 to 4 cents, soybeans steady to down a penny.
AP Chicago notes no wheat or soy sale. Corn No 2 yellow 1.22, No 4 yellow 1.132. Oats No 2 extra heavy 77 and cornmeal 9 4an. Barley choice 1.23 1.30n, feed 1.00 1.10n.
AP market notes show butter steady in wholesale pricing with varied grades and firmness noted. Carrot track sales report Idaho russets at 4.10 and Red River Valley round reds at 1.90 to 2.10, while new supplies are insufficient to report. New York prices reflect ample butter and steady to unchanged rates with eggs down modestly. assorted egg sizes listed with standard and extra pricing. Omaha cattle and Sioux City cattle markets report weak days, with load prices given for steer and heifer classes and limited selling activity in calves.
W A Patterson reports United Air Lines earned 6.341 million with a 1.388 million gain from piston aircraft sales, totaling 7.729 million or 1.36 a share. Revenue rose 18 percent to 594.253 million. merger with Capital Airlines on June 1 boosted capacity. Patterson forecasts 3-6 percent growth in passenger miles and 10-12 percent cargo ton miles in 1963.
A fragmented listing shows sugar bag prices and crude corn oil tank car figures. Entries include 5.70 5.90 80 for sugar and 6.95 8.08 6.30 6.53 14.75 for crude corn oil, sparse across unspecified categories.
Investors' Guide discusses two main annuity methods for a 39 year old: a gradual payment plan over decades or a lump sum at retirement. The adviser argues against all in stocks, recommending a balanced mix with growth mutual funds that can shift to income later. He warns of dollar value erosion and favors equity exposure alongside fixed income.
Cedar Rapids pastor Rev. T A Youngquist at First Lutheran explained that true Christian oneness lies in need and salvation, not creeds. He urged worship and devotion to foster unity in Jesus Christ, comparing deep study to lines converging toward the earth's center.
Iowa tax officials report February federal tax receipts totaling 113,169,254 up from 100,989,996 last year. Refunds for February rose to 11,858,390, up 1.2 million from 10,638,597. For January–February, total collections reached 201,281,060, up 23 million from 179,033,570, with refunds at 12,967,368 versus 11,022,421 in 1962.
Des Moines UPI Walter W. Moeller a Bettendorf businessman was appointed to a three year term on the Iowa merit system council by Gov Harold Hughes. The appointment does not require senate approval. Moeller will serve until Dec 31 1965 succeeding Prof John S. Harlow of Iowa City on the three member board.
Allen S. Miller 39 of Des Moines died from injuries after a two-truck crash on Highway 169 the previous week. Miller was a sales manager for Colonial Bread Co.
The notice defines one day cost eighty cents up to four lines, with four average words for the first line and five words for each additional line. It notes box number handling in The Gazette counts as four words for ad counting.
Wanted woman to share ride to Washington around March 15. Eyeglasses repair reasonable. Insurance available in Iowa. Printing services and watch clock repair ads. Vacancy for a lady at Boldt Nursing Home. Various contact numbers and addresses shown.
On February 19 1963 Chester A Smith as administrator of Dolly Grace Smith estate Linn County Iowa is authorized to settle debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court. Creditors are urged to present their demands duly authenticated.
Notice announces the appointment of an administrator with will annexed for Edward M. Jellison estate by Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids. Also a public hearing March 25 1963 on school site plans with district offices and contract forms available for inspection. A will probate hearing for Howard B Helscher is scheduled March 14 1963 at Cedar Rapids District Court.
Cedar Rapids Community School District in Linn County Iowa invites sealed bids by March 27 1963 for 3 900 000 in school building bonds. Bonds dated May 1 1963 offer serial maturity 1964 through 1983 with fixed terms and no optional redemption. Bids must be for all bonds with certified funds 78 000 and must meet rate constraints.
A sheriff sale announces levy on real estate Lot 7 Block 2 James C Youngs First Addition Cedar Rapids to satisfy judgments from First Federal Savings and Loan and O'Dea Finance against Matt and Ethel M O'Brien. Also Cedar Rapids City Council proposes a Resolution of Necessity for a water main on Edgewood Road Southwest with 12 inch cast iron pipe and assessments to abutting property owners, hearing set April 1 1963.
A classified fragment offers painting and decorating help by Powell and associates after 4. It mentions snow and parking concerns and a brick and stone work note with contact 365-3266. Another line advertises hauling ashes rubbish and brush with contact EM 2-9254.
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