Stocks Mixed After Late Monday Slump In New York Market
The New York stock market ended irregularly with more losers than gainers about seven to five. Early gains faded by midmorning as news of President Johnson's tax credit proposal spurred profit taking. Link-Bell jumped nine points on FMC Corp offer to buy at 58 a share, while Polaroid and Eastern Air Lines fell. Argentina devalued the peso by 40 percent to 350 per dollar.
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New York
Johnson
Link-Bell
FMC Corp
Polaroid
Eastern Air ‘Lines
Texas Gulf Suliphur
American Stock Exchange
Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
U.S
Hilds Philore
Hayden Stone
Ing bin
Leereesetee
PhillPet
Pitnev
Clinton Engine
Beatrice Foods
Ies
Tees
We Pitts Steel Oo
Stacks Oa
Consolidated Foods Polaroid
Fisher CW
New York Stock
Greater ‘Iowa
Guardsman Dane
Interstate P. Owaas
Kidde
Ralston P
Raynier
Abbott Lab
Life Invest
Va Abex Cp
Admiral
Rexall
Air Reduc
Reyn
Fe Rydersys
M Alp
Eulmno
L. SanFran
AmCrysug
GulfstaUt
Marya
Schenley
AmCyan
Schering
Ameip
SCM Cp
Ma Amepw
Ham
Seatt Paperage
Sava
Va Harris
Dafa HN Sea O
Hosp Sd
SeariGb
Lez A Rere Inc
Shell Oil
Seaton Sd
Alva Shell
AMP Inc
Sovcale
Arnipex Corp
Hupp
Elules
South Ce
SouthPac
Spartan South
Ind
Armour
Stabrand
IngerRand
StdoiCh
Steven KL
T&t
Studebak
Va Beckman
Ak Switt
SeechAr
John Man
Bell How
Bendix
Tampa
L . Ing
Teledyne Tennéco
Bigelow
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Boeing
Borden
Kennecott
Texasiast
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BorgwWer
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Brigass
Kerr
Kimbalk
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Kopners
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Kresger agVo
Tide
Budd Co
Kroger
TranswAir
Bullard
Bulova
Lrangiret
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Theat
Uniroyal
Cem
UnitAlrLine
Tela Tata CaroPlt
Arya
Magnavox sOoats
US Steel
Maratha
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Anus Mar Marquar
Vanadee
Chrysler
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Aimee
Deereava
Nor Pac
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Disney
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Oxford
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Odek
Batonya
Penney
Evershare
PepsiCo
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Fair Hill
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Edder
Lamson Brothers BerroCe
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Augustes Tewe
Gerly
Siva
Vey
Gillette
Glen Ald
Goodrich
Goodyr
Grace Co
Cee
Granlt
Tae
Aelee
Nor Ry
Hogs Steady to 25 Lower On Tuesday Estimates
Chicago AP reports USDA estimates Tuesday receipts 2 000 cattle 000 hogs 500 sheep. Butcher hogs were steady to 2 cents lower Monday on 6 000 hogs. slaughter steers were steady to 25 cents higher.
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Chicago
USDA
Hog and cattle market recap with varied gains and lows
Chicago prices show hogs at 6 000 head with mixed to steady and higher values for certain weights and butchers. Cattle offerings total 8 500 head with slaughter steers and prime grades at higher ranges. Lambs and ewes remain active with woolled lambs around 22 dollars per hundred and ewes near 6 to 8 dollars.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile futures update for livestock markets
AP reports futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange covering livestock prices. Traders react to supply signals and demand shifts as the session progresses.
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Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Frozen pork bellies trade in Chicago futures
In Chicago futures trading for frozen pork bellies, the Mar contract opened at 34.20 and closed near 34.32, while May and Aug contracts showed varied moves with notable volume. Prices fluctuated within a narrow range as traders assessed supply and demand signals.
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Chicago
Beef market updates from Des Moines cattle report
Des Moines reports moderate trade and steady sow prices with better demand. U S 1 3 live weights range from 16.00 to 19.25 per 100 pounds, high 5 75 to 16 75 for sows, with receipts about 95 000 Monday and 197 000 weekly.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Mixed Calves Leads Slower Trade
Sioux City market report shows USDA data with calf and heifer totals, slower demand, limited sale volumes, and several loads of steer and mixed cattle trading around 23.50 to 25.00 per hundredweight.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
USDA
Omaha Livestock Market Summary Amid Varied Cattle Prices
UPI reports Omaha cattle numbers with slaughter and feeder figures. Steers weighed 1123-1256 lb traded around 24.25 while choice cows ranged 16.75 to 18.25 with canners and cutters finding 15.00 to 18.75. Heifers showed 22.85 to 23.75 for choice, prime terms noted in broader market activity.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Bologna
Cedar Rapids Hog and Livestock Prices And Grain Report
Prices in Cedar Rapids on Monday show hogs steady to lower with butchers 18.25 to 18.75 and sows 16.00 to 16.50. Cattle with prime steers and heifers listed, plus weight-based discounts for overfat stock, and grain quotes for corn oats and soybeans are included.
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Cedar Rapids
Youth, 17, Accused Of Stealing Gum Dispenser
A 17 year old boy was arrested by juvenile authorities Sunday for stealing a glass gum dispenser from St Luke's hospital. Employees said the machine was taken from a hallway near the emergency room early Sunday morning. The youth kept the gum machine at home and had broken its glass globe. He will be referred to county probation officers.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Wheat Futures Rise and Grain Prices Follow
Wheat futures climbed at times and influenced a broad upturn across grain markets. By the close wheat gained 24 to 3 cents. corn rose percent to percent. oats edged up to a cent higher. rye advanced 4 to 234 cents. soybeans gained percent to 14 percent.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices report
Chicago cash grain figures from APY show Wheat No 2 hard and white varieties trading near 1.8342 dollars per bushel while red No 2 lasts around 17.80. Soybeans No 1 yellow values cited at 2.910 dollars per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Slightly Steady Across Items
AP reports wholesale poultry prices steady with roasters and special White Rock fryers near 20 to 21 cents. Butter remains unchanged at 93 score, eggs steady to firm with Grade A whites around 23 to 24 cents and various grades near mid-20s, potatoes arrive 187 and track 254 with total Friday to Sunday shipments showing moderate demand and mixed price shifts for russets and red potatoes.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
New York Produce Market Report Summary
New York market notes mixed commodity standings across produce and dairy. Quality grades and prices listed include whites and creams with varied weight classes and scores. demand is moderate to fair, with listed price ranges for creamery and dairy products.
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New York
USDA
Butler
Creamery
Bill Would Bar Discrimination In House Sale
A bill filed in the Iowa Senate would bar discrimination in the sale and rental of housing. It would be illegal to refuse housing or impose terms based on race color creed religion or national origin with exceptions for owner-occupied residences and small multi unit rentals. Sponsors include Sens John Ely and Tom Riley.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Sens
John Ely
Cedar Rapids
Tom Riley
Early Children Escape Injury In House Fire
Five children of Robert Earlys narrowly escaped injury when a two year old girl playing with matches started a fire Sunday afternoon. The bedroom of the home at 319 Fourth Avenue SW was burned, with smoke and heat damaging the rest of the house. A year old infant was rescued from a cradle as a neighbor and Mrs. Early aided in evacuating all the children. Assistant Chief Darold Carter said flames rolled from the bedroom window on firefighters arrival. No one was injured.
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Robert Earlys
Fourth Avenue
Paul Dickerson
Harriet Avenue NW
Darold Carter
Death Notice for William Turner 94 of Lawton Oklahoma
Word has been received by Mr and Mrs Richard Monthie of Cedar Rapids of the death of his uncle William Turner 94 at Lawton Oklahoma He was a longtime Marion resident born in Wisconsin May 30 1872 came to Marion in 1907 He worked as a photographer and was employed by the Milwaukee railroad He retired from the railroad in 1993 During World War II he was employed by Collins Radio Co The Turners moved to Lawton in the late 1950s Survivors are his wife the former Grace Beaver a daughter Mrs Roy Guzzle of Lawton two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services Tuesday in Lawton Burial Lawton
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Richard Monthie
Cedar Rapids
William Turner
Lawton
Oklo
Turner
Marion
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Railroad
Collins Radio Co
Turners
Grace Beaver
Roy Guzzle
Church To Confirm 15 Young People
Palm Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran church will confirm 150 young people at the 10 30 service The Rev E L Brandts Lent topic is The Dying Thief Profile of Repentance at the 7 p m service First Methodist hosts a youth Enen on Wednesday and a men s breakfast Saturday at 7 a m Other items include Linn Mar 4 H club workshop at Vernon Junior High and Mari Linn 4 H demonstrations on sewing Organizing Your Sewing Equipment and Attaching Interfacing and Collar Anniversary honors for Mr and Mrs Glen Hempy 60th wedding anniversary March 14 1907 and YMCA Marion branch schedule for Tuesday and PTA preschool study group Lions club meeting and local classifieds reference
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E. L. Brandt
First Methodist Church
Tthe
Linn-Mar
Vernon Junior High School
Jane Niday
Mari-Linn
Joan Bennett
Marie Kriegermeier
Glen Hempy
Fourteenth Street
Indian Creek Country Club
Hempys
Martelie
Lions
Marion Lions
James Franklin
City Briefs Potluck and meetings across community
UAW-CIO seniors host a potluck noon Thursday. Ellis branch YMCA hosts PTA business and a 7 p.m meeting with a nominating committee election. Marion Jaycees meet 6 30 tonight at 739 Tenth St with dinner at 7. Longfellow PTA welcomes speaker Cuban refugee Mrs. Carlos Carreno. Grove City Rebekah lodge plans 7 30 p.m meeting Tuesday in IOOF hall.
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Uaw-Cio
Starry School Pta
Ellis Branch
Jaycees
Marion Jaycees
Jaycee
Tenth Street
Longfellow Pta
Carlos Carreno
Carreno
Cedar Rapids
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Woman Suffers Head Injuries in Car Truck Crash
Rose M. Wieneke, 23, of 107 Fifth Avenue SW, received head injuries and was treated and released after a Sunday afternoon collision. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Charles H. Wieneke. The Wieneke vehicle was stopped for a stalled car near First Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street NE when Vernon E. Lehner, 71, of 220 Fifteenth Street NW, struck the rear. No charges were filed.
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Rose M. Wieneke
Fifth Avenue
Wieneke
Charles H. Wieneke
First Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Vernon E. Lehner
Fifteenth Street
Vinton Woman Files Bankruptcy Petition
Bernadine M. McKay of Vinton files a bankruptcy petition in Cedar Rapids federal court listing $7,728 in debts and $705 in assets with $250 exempt. The filing identifies the petitioner as an office worker.
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Vinton Woman
Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Bernadine M. McKay
Vinton
Wanted Service Seeks Buyers through Targeted Ads
A local notice promotes a specific service and invites readers to contact the provider via ads. The message emphasizes reaching potential customers and explains how the ads will help connect service offers with interested users.
Two Soviet Diplomats Deny Chinese Abuse Charges in Peking
In Moscow one of two expelled Soviet diplomats, Second Secretary O A Yedanov, denied Chinese accusations that the embassy abused Chinese staff. Fellow Second Secretary O N G Natashin, arriving ill, declined to answer and said he did not feel well.
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Moscow
Peking
O. A. ‘Yedanov
Yedanov
O N. G. Natashin
Classified Ads Highlight Community Events And Services
A compact roundup notes apartment listings and local services. Items include rug cleaning by Kenwood Rug Cleaning, a potluck and meeting for veterans and auxiliary at the coliseum, Chamber of Commerce luncheon prep, and a St Patrick's themed promotion at Pierson's Fier jist. Also covered are GED testing at the Board of Education and a beauty salon move on Mt. Vernon Road.
Student Killed In Bar Shooting Near Marshall University
A 19 year old Marshall University student Gregg Sayre of Parkersburg was killed and three others wounded when a man Edward Martin 30 of Nitro fired five shots from a .22 pistol in a bar near the campus He then shot himself and is in critical condition.
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Gregg Sayre
Parkersburg
W. Va
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