Hog Market and Stock Market Mixed in Latest Reports
Stocks edged slightly higher on light volume after a rally set a 1967 high. Hog and commodity markets showed steady to higher quotes with live cattle and hog prices mostly unchanged, while pork and beef futures traded unevenly on the Chicago futures exchange.
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Reichhold Chemical
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Chicago Livestock Prices From Market Report
AP USDA notes hog slaughter around 5 500 with varied weights and prices. Cattle and calves show steady to higher trends for slaughter steers and heifers with prime and high choice ranges. Sheep supply small, woolled slaughter lambs 106-122 pounds bring 22.00 to 22.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Omaha Livestock Prices Across Cache of Classes
Calves 10, steers and heifers steady. Cows steady. Choice and prime 1125 lb steers 24.25. Choice 23.50 24.00. Food and low choice 22.00 27.50. Good and low choice heifers 21.00 22.75. Utility and commercial cows 17.25 18.00. Few 18.25. Canner and cutter 16.17 5.0.
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Midwest meat trade stalls as cattle prices drift
Sioux City livestock report notes cattle numbers not enough to test prices. Steer beef leads with weaker demand and prices around 36.75 per cwt for 200 head, heifers and cows steady around mid 30s. Boning and canner cuts quoted near 24.25 to 35.75.
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Midwest
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices update
Cedar Rapids market reports show Friday hog prices steady with Thursday bids for 200 to 220 lb butchers at 17.75 to 18.25 dollars, sows 16.00 to 16.25, and weight-based deductions for overweights. Cattle prices list primes at 23.75 to 24.25, choice and standard ranges for steers and heifers, and discounts for overfat or inferior bulls. poultry prices feature heavy hens at 7 cents and other fowl rates.
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Cedar Rapids
Seisaia
Plague Quarantine Set Up at Vung Tau in Saigon Area
Officials imposed a partial quarantine on Vung Tau due to a plague outbreak. More than 100 suspected cases were reported along Vietnam's east coast. Visitors to the port must show health certificates proving inoculation.
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Strike Ends for Bronx Junior High Teachers
New York AP report says striking Bronx teachers returned to their classes at a Bronx junior high school after the board of education promised a bratt patrol to handle violent pupils and restore order.
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Wheat Market Slips In Late Trading Mixed Results
Wheat advanced slowly in early trading in Chicago with gains lifting other grains briefly. By closing, wheat finished mixed with declines of about 4% to 7% while corn and oats showed mixed moves and soybeans rose modestly on the day.
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Chicago Grain Prices Report
Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 1.84 per bushel Corn No 2 yellow at 1.39 per bushel Oats No 2 heavy white at 0.772 per bushel Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.70 per bushel The AP dispatch lists commodity quotes for Chicago markets with mixed movement among grain types.
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Chicago
Chicago price roundup for produce and staples
AP notes steady wholesale butter prices with varied state quotes and mixed eggs showing slight gains while potatoes arrive steadily and U S shipments rise. Markets report dull demand with ample Red River Valley red potatoes priced 3.00 to 3.25 and new supplies sufficient.
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Red River Valley
New York Produce Prices And Market Conditions
USDA notes light to adequate demand for New York produce. Whites show extra fancy heavy weight 372 to 392, fancy medium 34 2 to 352, fancy heavy weight 3?- 382, medium 33% to 34va, and smalls Jt. Qi, peewees 20 to 21. Butler offerings ample with steady demand and unchanged prices.
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Reuther Attacks Meany At UAW Conference
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther leveled a sharp critique at AFL-CIO head George Meany calling him a banker minded leader. He accused AFL-CIO leaders of lacking will and unity while claiming the labor movement had the resources to aid American workers but failed to act.
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Reuther presses for contract terms on welfare, equity
Walter Reuther said on Friday that his union will sign contracts in 1967 that do not guarantee annual income and will seek equal pay for Canadian workers plus a substantial wage increase.
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UAW Chief Reuther Sets 1967 Goal For Solving Special Problems
Walter Reuther told skilled trades members the AFL-CIO fight is ongoing while denying any move to leave the federation. He asserted 1967 would be the year the UAW addresses workers' special problems without granting privileges to any single group.
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Thieves Market Set Saturday at Iowa Memorial Union
Ceramic works prints and drawings by University of Iowa students will be on sale 1 to 5 p m Saturday in the terrace lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union. The event is sponsored by the Thieves Market committee and the union board to encourage creative activity among students. Several graduates including Frank Tapy George Vance Dan Lowery Della Brown Leland John Alla Aldrich and Peter Whitson Warren will participate with ceramic works paintings or drawings.
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St. Louis
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Leland John
Iowa iCity
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Preston
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North Liberty
Avengers Prowl English Countryside for killer TV Teaser
The Avengers search a quiet English countryside for a killer in a Friday night television slot. The program airs at 9:00 PM in color on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Milk Hold Goes Slow In NE Iowa
The NFO milk holding action started slowly in northeastern Iowa with few patrons withholding milk. Officials hold nightly meetings to build support while some creameries reported minimal or no milk held and only small declines in deliveries across the region.
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McIntyre Urges Hughes To Veto Long Truck Bill
Rep Scott McIntyre urges Gov Harold Hughes to veto HF212 a 65 foot truck proposal passed by both houses McIntyre says the bill rushed through the process and lacked key information He notes Illinois law and ASHO limits were not disclosed to the committee and the governor will decide within three days if he signs or vetoes the measure
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Illinois
American Society of Highway
Iowa
No Shortage of Dairy Products Expected Soon
New York AP report notes no shortage of consumer dairy supplies despite milk dumping by NFO supporters. NFO president Oren Lee Staley says members back the milk holding action, with non members joining. A New Jersey dairy spokesman counters that deliveries continued and supplies should remain steady for consumers. Prices paid farmers in affected areas range from 8 to 10 cents a quart.
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Admiral's Widow Mary Yeager Dies of Burns
GREAT LAKES, II AP Mary Jean Yeager 60 widow of Vice Adm. Howard Yeager former Ninth Naval District commandant died Thursday from burns suffered in a fire that killed her husband last Saturday The couple were trapped in their home Mrs Yeager was an invalid
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Bill Proposes Multi Race School Books in Iowa
Iowa Rep Cecil Reed introduces a bill to require the state to adopt rules promoting race relations in public schools with text that covers the history and achievements of Negro and other minority races. The measure urges school authorities to select textbooks reflecting ethnic contributions while maintaining academic standards.
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City Briefs Highlight Local Notices And Events
Shoplifting charge against Arlene Warboy dismissed in municipal court. Linda Wiles named to Lindenwood University dean's list. New photo oil coloring class openings with two pupil slots. Probation Officer Vern Feldman to speak at Olivet Presbyterian church. Genevieve's Beauty Salon moving March 13 to Mt. Vernon Rd SE. Cedar Rapids reps attend Chicago conference on instruction. Alberts Cleaners sale on four trousers $1.99. Democratic Women host family dinner with legislators. Master Masons seek new west side lodge. call center. Harving’s corned beef and Pierson’s Florists ads. Easter bouquet special available. Classifieds feature cars. Dennis Bishop named to Kirksville State Teachers College dean’s list. Pancake supper at Pythian Hall. Carl Spitz to discuss dog show obedience at Lindale Plaza. Burglary attempt reported at Duck Inn. entry not gained.
Blaze damages Craig Sweet home in Cedar Rapids
The Craig Sweet home at 2843 Mt. Vernon road SE Cedar Rapids was heavily damaged by a Friday afternoon fire. Firefighters responded with four units at 12 12 p.m and remained on scene into the afternoon. No injuries reported. cause undetermined.
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Boy Dies After 1300-Foot Fall From Italian Peak
A 7 year old West German boy named Georg Schossman of Bamberg fell 1300 feet to his death from Mt La Gazzuoi in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy. Police say he wandered to a precipice edge while his parents were not looking despite warnings from skiers.
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