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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
14
The New York market extended gains late Monday with heavy volume around 8.5 million shares. Glamour and tech issues like Zenith Motorola and CBS rose, while aviation and chemical names such as Boeing Magnavox and G D Searle advanced on positive momentum.
Chicago and Omaha livestock prices show heavy hogs at 7500 head arriving Monday with butchers 25 to 75 cents per hundredweight lower amid slow trading. Slaughter cattle receipts reach 12500, down 25 to 73 cents. sheep and lamb markets modestly active while beef futures drift.
Grain futures drifted lower in Chicago as profits pressured gains. Wheat opened firm on demand but fell back. corn and oats declined, soybeans eased, and cash grain prices showed limited sales with mixed wholesale produce, butter, and eggs pricing amid modest demand.
Medical patient notices list Ernest C. Baker and George W. Deaver at St. Luke's Hospital with visitor access. A political caucus notice calls for Democratic voters at the sixth precinct tonight. Local speaker Dr. Gearhart appears at Town House restaurant. Shopping and social event ads accompany a garage owners meeting report.
Army enlistees include Barry M. Hahn 19 Iowa City Arnold L. Pluess Jr 24 Marion Rotsert S. Grady 21 Belle Plaine Hugh L Kron 18 Belle Plaine Steven Lee Herman 19 Marion area. Navy enlistees LeRoy N. Hubler 18 Anamosa Marvin G. Johnson 19 Anamosa Gary G. Knaack 19 Vinton Gary A. Rabik 19 Center Point Steven R. Jones 18 Center Point David P. Crawford 18 Springville Air force enlistees Fried rich Davin 2598 Third Avenue Marion Gerald W. Fripps Center Point Edward E. Evans Deep River Roger E. Hopwood Deep River Steven P. Kepler Lisbon Edward E Leaf 2916 Madison Istreet NE Mark McKinney Gladbrook Robert W. Pit man Route Two Montezuma. Enlistees reported Monday and sent to San Diego for Navy. Delayed active duty program participants listed.
Bert Henley, 44, of Mt. Vernon, hospitalized with pneumococcus meningitis since March 15, is reported to be getting along very well by Dr. John Ware of Mt. Vernon. He remains for a shoulder injury but is expected to be fully recovered from meningitis by Wednesday at St. Luke's hospital.
A 50 year old woman Deloris R Pierson of 113 Tenth street SE was fined 25 dollars for intoxication. Unable to pay the fine she began serving a seven day alternative sentence in Linn county jail. She faces a second intoxication charge with bond set at 110 dollars and a further court appearance.
Prices listed include heavy breed hens and Leghorn Hyline stock at 4c for cocks, wool No 7 at 30c and No 2 at 40c, eggs A large 26c B 30c and checks 20c for pullet and A small. Also includes soybeans and various grain items with per unit costs.
Gardner Ackley, President Johnson's chief economic adviser, told NBC Meet the Press that food prices are likely to level off after hog shortages and other factors pushed them higher. He cautioned that an end to price increases is optimistic but unlikely to continue rising, and he saw no need for price controls or a recession risk, though a tax hike could be proposed if necessary.
A terse notice lists Tn. Hospital Leonard Sam Spieker at 453 Ninth Avenue SW as an inpatient at Mercy. Also mentions Florida Croton Plant Week priced at $1.00 and Pierson's Florists at 1800 Ellis Blvd. NW with an Ad for an Antique Show at the Coliseum spanning Thursday to Sunday.
Vernal Florence Burkhart 72 died Monday at Mars Ellen nursing home Dysart. Services are Wednesday at 2 p m Campbell's funeral home. Survivors include son Bert Dowler one granddaughter three great grandchildren six sisters and three brothers.
James Kiefer 21 of Greene county will face no charges after a fight with Linn deputies following a jump from a Covington bridge. He was treated for bruises at St Luke’s hospital and released. Despondent over a breakup, he reportedly fled from an ambulance before the scuffle.
Petition seeks absolute divorce from Harold Mackey on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment with May 18 1966 court date in Cedar Rapids. Also notices appointing administrators and executors for several Iowa estates with deadlines for claims and filings.
Thomas E Carney 18 of 1004 Regent Street NE pled innocent to discharging firearms in city limits. Jerry Satinsky 16 of 1295 Thirty second Street NE also pled innocent. Doyle Hoover 17 of 1244 Twenty first Avenue SW pled guilty with sentencing April. Ronald De Hunt 18 of 326 Thirteenth Avenue SW has not yet appeared. All four charged with taking turns firing a pistol airgun from a car on the southwest side December 9.
Delaware county donations in aid of the Iowa Association for Retarded Children reached 383 at the annual Coffee Day event held in Nanchester.
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