Market Dips After Earlier Rise In Wall Street
The New York stock market eased under active trading on Monday, ending a brief rally as profit taking trimmed prices. Major issues moved in fractions to points, with Boeing rising on defense news and Ford, GM, American Motors and Chrysler easing. In Chicago and Omaha livestock markets, cattle and hogs saw varied moves with price shifts noted across multiple weight classes and regions.
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Brunswick
Columbia Pictures
Wheat Futures Climb On Crops Report and Frost Probes
A bullish private crop report and scattered frost in the Southwest sent wheat futures up three cents a bushel. At the close, wheat futures rose, with corn and other grains mixed. Chicago cash grain quotes showed No. 2 red wheat around 1.67, corn No. 2 yellow near 1.35, and oats and soybeans in lighter ranges. Produce prices in Chicago and New York reflected steady butter and egg markets and varied potato and fruit demand amid broad market activity.
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Beatrice Foods
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Fisher Gov. Das Pritmorr
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Athe Baur
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Allied Ct
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Sinclair
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AMP Inc
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County Attorney delays action on mandamus in Linn County
Linn County Attorney William Faches will not file mandamus against chairman Dudley Henderson before determining if the board can legally appoint an administrative intern. Democrats Scolaro and Linstrom had urged action if McGarvey’s one year internship at 560 dollars monthly is valid, while Henderson questions legality and seeks an official opinion. If the contract is deemed legal and Henderson still withholds signature, mandamus will proceed. He plans to sign if legal.
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Dudley Henderson
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
William Faches
Faches
Anthony Scolaro
William Linstrom
Henderson
Patrick E. McGarvey
McGarvey
Ietatrey
Medals Presented to Parents of Karr and More Vietnam Honors
Fifth army officials Monday presented a purple heart and bronze star to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Karr of Wellman for their son Robert E. Karr who was killed in Vietnam in February. The article notes other local soldiers earning awards and college officers visiting Coe College for ROTC programs and officer candidate opportunities. Nearby names include John T. Eddy, Lt. Col. Jack Norman, Capt. Bruce Tester, Capt. Robert A. Stein, and Cadet Brooks W. Booker III, with ties to Traer Prairieburg Town and Anamosa. The piece also mentions Maj. William J. Follmer receiving a second air medal at Langley.
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Fifth Army
Robert E. Karr
Wellman
Vietnam
Keith Karr
Lester P. Aancent
Robert A. Stein
University of Town
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Capt. Stein
Arnold Air Society
Air Force Reserve
Brooks W. Booker, III
Town City
Gary L. Edwards
Anamosa
Air Force
William J. Follmer
William A. Follmer
Stanley
Langley Air Base
Southeast Asia
Coe College
Marion High Vocal Music Tour Is Set
The Marion High School vocal program plans a one day tour with two morning concerts at the state juvenile home in Toledo and the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown and an afternoon concert at Tama-Toledo high school. Seventy five students and chaperones will participate under director Mrs. W. C. Hulin. The Future Nurses club also plans a Friday trip to Omaha to tour the Nebraska university medical center and Clarkson hospital led by sponsor Mrs. James Sharjon. Three banquets are scheduled this week including Band banquet tonight at the Essen House and two others at the Amanas and the high school cafetorium.
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Marion
State
Toledo
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Tama- Toledo High School
W. C. Hulin
Future Nurses Club
Omaha
Nebraska University Medical Center
Clarkson Hospital
James Shar Jon
Essen ‘House
Work Release Privileges Revoked for Three Linn County Inmates
Judge William R. Eads revoked the work release privileges of three Linn County jail inmates for drinking intoxicating liquor. Russell Williams 18 James Surrett 23 and Robert Bruce 26, all of Cedar Rapids, and two other Cedar Rapids inmates Gregory Davidson 19 and Ronald Glaus 19, were involved with breakouts, liquor purchases, and drinking while in minimum security. They are now held in maximum security.
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William R. Eads
Linn County
Russell Williams
James Surrett
Robert Bruce
Cedar Rapids
Gregory Davidson
Ronald Glaus
Suit Seeks 6000 From Wilton Nursing Home Operators
Myron E Chapin executor of James J LaVelle estate files a 6000 suit against Richard and Jerry Buroker doing business as Wilton nursing home. He says on March 16 1966 they allegedly offered to care for LaVelle and arrange his funeral in exchange for 6000. LaVelle entered hospital April 1 1966 and died April 5. Chapin contends 6000 was excessive for care and burial and that LaVelle lacked mental and physical ability to sign the agreement.
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Myron Eugene Chapin
James J. LaVelle
Richard Buroker
Jerry Buroker
Wilton Nursing Home
LaVelle
Chapin
Work Releaser Fails To Return
Sheriff Walter Grant said Monday that Charles D. Reitzer, 131, formerly of Cadar Rapids, failed to return to the Linn county jail Saturday night. Reitzer was in the county work release program, serving a six month term for a false uttering of a check conviction. He was sentenced April 11 and extradited from Los Angeles March 20.
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Walter Grant
Charles D. Reitzer
Cadar Rapids
Linn County
Reitzer
Los Angeles
King and Queen Crowned at Belle Plaine Prom Night
King and Queen Belle Plaine Michael Stak and Francine Winslow were crowned during the junior-senior prom here Saturday night.
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Belle Plaine
Michael Stak
Francine Winslow
American Motors posts $21.6 million first quarter loss
Detroit upi American Motors Corp said it lost 21 599647 during the first three months of the year as sales slid to 144 845647 from 192 185862 a year earlier. Creditors holding 95 million in loans granted seven more months for repayment with a new deadline of December 31.
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Detroit
UPI
American Motors Corp
AMC
Defense Officials To Meet in CLR
Specialists from the U S departments of commerce and license will meet with Iowa and eastern Illinois business officials Thursday in Cedar Rapids to acquaint defense contractors with government procedures. The conference runs 930 am to 1230 pm at the Roosevelt hotel and is part of a nationwide series explaining defense materials operations and priorities. Commerce will be represented by Charles A Lewis and the defense representative will assist Milton Friedman. More than 25000 businessmen, lawyers, purchasing agents and production experts from over 18000 companies have attended the conference series.
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U.S. Departments of Commerce and License
Iowa
Illinois
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Commerce
Defense
Charles A. Lewis
Office of
General Products and Services
Milton Friedman
Idefense
Marion Lions Evening Club names 1967 officers
The Marion Lions Evening Club announces 1967 officers with duties to begin next fall after summer recess. Officers include Mel Thompson president Neil Garnatt first VP Jerry Castiel second VP Roger Messerly third VP Dennis Hrabak secretary Larry Beckett treasurer Dick Stevens tail twister and Casteel as assistant tail twister with Tanner. Directors: Charles Boots Bernard Cooper one year and William Stroope George Machacek two years. Gazette ad number 369-1234. Urbanettes 4-H soil talk plant science demo Daily Hair Care led by LaDonna Dart recreation led by Nancy Chihak. Prairie Chapel hosts potluck Thursday 7 30 p.m. at church. Lions Marion Lions Evening Club to meet Tuesday Sept with school tax talk by Richard M. Sorensen of Marion Independent School District. dinner 6 15 at Suburban. Horizon club held cookout and bike hike. YMCA Marion branch schedule listed activities.
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Marion Lions Evening Club
Mel Thompson
Neil Garnatt
Jerry Casteel
Roger Messerly
Tom Nugent
Dennis Hrabak
Larry Beckett
Dick Stevens
Casteel
Lion Tanner
Charles Boots
Bernard Cooper
William Stroope
George Machacek
Urbanettes
Marion Urbanettes
4-H
Diane
Susan Chester
Richard Carroll
LaDonna Dart
Nancy Chihak
Lions
Richard M. Sorensen
Marion Independent School’ District
Suburban
Senate Change Aids Chance of Tax Unit Plan
Iowa Senate moved toward passage of SF 743 to create a Department of Revenue absorbing the state tax commission. The director would be governor appointed with two thirds Senate approval. An amendment allows prompt investment of funds by the state treasurer under policy limits. An attack on attorney hiring approvals was defeated.
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Senate
Frank Nye
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Tax Commission
Department of Revenue
Director of Revenue
The
Tax Commission
Sen
David Stanley
Muscatine
Hugh Clarke
Belmond
Robert Rigsler
New Hampton
Date Set for Plea For Drunk Driving
Rosemary Dimprich aged 42 of 1077 Twenty-fifth Street NE was given until May 8 at 10 a.m. to plead to a drunk driving charge. She appeared before Judge B Id Maxwell after a April 24 arrest in the 2600 block of Second Avenue SE following a two car accident.
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Rosemary Dimprich
Twenty-fifth Street
B. Id. Maxwell
Second Avenue SE
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