Hogs Hold Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
Turbulent session shows selective strength in airways metals and copper while stocks ease late. Northwest Airlines gains, Eastern Air Lines slips, and copper prices rise with most sectors mixed. Hog and cattle quotes rise in steady to firm tone. demand light as traders await clearer direction.
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Additional Stocks and Cattle Prices From Market Report
Demand generally good for Des Mulnes APS. butchers steady to 25 cents higher while lows show uneven strength with some 25 cent declines. Receipts estimated Monday 60 000. week ago 53 000. year ago 49 000. Saturday 41 000. Prices listed for U S 1 3 butchers and sows by weight class.
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House approves higher education bill boosting Johnson budget
Washington AP reports the House passed a $2.95 billion higher education measure by voice vote with roughly 100 members present. The bill funds student loans and grants and loans for construction of college academic facilities as part of President Johnson's budget.
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Wheat Markets Mixed as Prices Edge Up in Chicago
Wheat in shed up 3 cents a bushel with futures showing gains in Chicago while corn fell modestly and oats slipped. Soybeans declined about 1.02 cents per bushel amid a soft trading day for grains.
Marion Youth Earns Eagle Scout Rank at Local Church
Stephen Herring, 27, son of James and Mrs. Herring of Marion, will receive the Eagle Scout award at 7 pm at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. A Regis High School junior, he has a long Scout record with Explorer Post 58 and Order of the Arrow, active in debate and student leadership.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Market Update
Wholesale prices for toasters butter eggs and potatoes mixed with state and regional notes. Idaho russets Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley prices mentioned with U S shipments Friday Saturday Sunday totals. New York AP USDA report shows eggs fully ample butter offerings adequate and creamery scores for AA and A grades.
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Dismiss Suit and Patent Dispute In Cedar Rapids Court
A federal court in Cedar Rapids dismissed with prejudice a complaint against Kraus Manufacturing and Equipment Co. and its counterclaim against Speed King Manufacturing Co. over a portable belt conveyor patent. The suit, filed January 17, involved patent infringement claims. no settlement details were released. Also named third-party defendants in a separate auto accident suit are Lawrence Gephart and Gee Grading and Collecting Co. of Cedar Rapids.
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Dodge City
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Iowa City Managers Assn Names New Officers
The Iowa City Managers Association elected Don Nichols of Iowa City as president and J. R. Castier Ames and Homer Ancro ff Webster City as vice presidents. Pete Crivaro of Marion was chosen secretary treasurer, with the annual meeting set for Low a City.
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Ames
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Iowa' Alls
J. R. Castier
Homer Ancroff
Webster City
Pete Crivaro
Marion
Secrretary
Lowa
Center Point Obituary Notes Agnes Jones 98
Agnes Jones 98, former Center Point resident now of Leal North Dakota, died Friday in Leal. Born May 4 1868 in Linn County Missouri she married William A Jones. Surviving are two sons Jesse Jones of Leal ND and Guy Newman of St Petersburg and six grandchildren. Burial at Center Point cemetery after 1 p m Tuesday visitation at Murdoch chapel. Memorial services 1 30 p m Wednesday at Murdoch chapel Center Point. Lions meeting details and Pilgrimage Boy Scout participation noted. Fire? Complete News at Channel 9 schedule.”
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Billy” Jones
Linn County
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St. Petersburg
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Dallas Cleared After Severe Rain Storms
A week of almost continuous thunder storms dumped 13.22 inches on Dallas, causing 19 deaths and major flooding. The Trinity River rose to 40.6 feet before easing to 39.4 feet, while other areas saw up to four inches of rain causing street flooding in the lower Rio Grande valley. Forecasters expected clearer skies and little rain across Texas through Saturday.
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Culver Among 14 To Attend England Meeting
Rep John Culver of Iowa will join 13 other congressmen at the Anglo American Parliamentary conference on Africa and Latin America at Ditchley Park England. The five day session begins Thursday. Culver will present a paper on U S policy toward West Africa as part of the conference program co sponsored by Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Relations and the Ariel Foundation.
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North Liberty Man Bascom Receives Five Year Term
Iowa City Johnson County District Court sentenced Harold Edward Bascom 31 of North Liberty to five years at Anamosa Men’s Reformary for a embezzlement of shelled corn from his employer Roy Maletek. Bascom pled guilty after arrest in January. In the same court Norman Leroy Strain 56 of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 200 dollars and banned from driving for 60 days after arrest on Highway 6 west of Coralville last Sept. 15.
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Cedar Rapids
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Coralville
Iowa Woman Killed in Crash Near Waterloo
Augusta Gramenz, 60, died in a Waterloo hospital after a two car crash on Highway 28 east of Waterloo. Her husband Ellis Gramenz, 60, was in critical condition. Gary Lee Hubbard, 27, faced drunk driving charges. Passenger Melba Sonnack, 27, Evansdale, was injured and listed in fair condition.
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Woman 54 Charged In Traffic Accident
Berniece Cummins 54 of 1231 Fourth Street SW suffered minor injuries when her car struck a parked vehicle at 400 block of Eighth Avenue SE Sunday near noon. She was treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. Police say she failed to keep her auto under control, charging her with the offense.
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