Stock Market Gains Widen as Blue Chips Lead
NEW YORK AP blue chips advance as market gains widen in moderately active trading. Volume nears 5.6 million shares versus Friday’s six million. Chrysler GM International Harvester Eastman Kodak Du Pont Liggett Myers Reynolds Tobacco post gains.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
International Harvester
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds Tobacco
Dow Jones Averages Mixed As Industrials Lead With Gains
Market fclose shows industrials firm and utilities mixed. Major names include Johns Manville, Allied Chemical, Ford, General Electric, Coca Cola, Procter Gamble, and Texaco among others, with varied percent moves and quotational levels. Omaha livestock report notes cattle receipts of 22,000 and a slow trade with prices mostly down, steer and heifer lots listed.
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DOW Jones
Francis J. Duro & Co
la Pwr
Alleghany Corp
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Jones Laughlin
Allis Chalmers
Ise
Kennecott Cpr
J Neers
Tae Kresge S$ S
Ielsey
Libbey Owens
Pe Seorneeres
Lie & Myers
Lorillard Anaconda Sd
Foie Maytag
Cox Armco
Merck Vo
Armour & 50
At&s FE
Monsanto
Atlantic Resin
Mont Ward
Avco Mfg
Motorola
Baldwin
Lima
Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
Cash
Bendix Ava
Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Natl Gypsum
Boeing Airp
Na Ead
Borden Co
Nat Steel
Borg Warner NY Central
Otis Elevator
Canad Pac
Outboard
Mar
Carrier Corp
Qwens Ill Glass
Case, JJ
Caterpillar
Paramount P
Celanese
Park Davis
Penick & Ford
Cerro de Pasco
Cero Ale
Cessna Air
Penney J Cches & Ohio
Eps -Cola
A. A
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Amn_ Motors
Lockheed
Amn
Lukens St. A
Chrysler Corp Rifts E
pillsbury+ Cities
Boland Sires
McKesson & R
Am Tobacco
ertin-Mariene i
Coca Cola
Collins Radio
Procter Gamble
Edison
Sears Roebk
Ieast
Crane Co
Y Crucible Steel
Erell, Ol! Co
Curtiss Wr
Simmons Co
Beere
Sinclair Oil
Douglas Air
Kelly Oil
Dow Chem
Ocony Mob
du Pont
Sou Pac Co
Eastern AL
Sou Railway
Eastman Rod
Sperry Rand
Eaton Mfg
el Paso NG
Sire
Sang
Brandsitz
Firestone T
I J
Ford Heatdee Freeport
Stodsbaker Sa Cne Frueha
Gen Dynamics
Swift & Co
Gen Electric
Texaco
Gen Foods
Tex Easter
Gen Motors
Texas Gulf
Gen T & el
Tex Instru
Genesco Inc
Textron
It Il
Tex Gulf S
Gillette Co
Tidewater
Ivsie Glidden Co
Timken R Goodrich
T C Fox Film
Goodyear Tire
Union Carb
Grace WR
Union Oil Car
Grant W_T
Union Pac
Gt Nor Ry
Uni Aircraft
Greyhound
Uni Air Lines
Gulf Oil
Uni Fruit
Hershey Bar
Universal
Homesta
Honeywell. Inc
S Steel
Inland Steel
Ae West Union
Interst Pwr
TAB
Bus M
Aeouns ‘el
White Motors Intl Nickel
Wilson & Co
Int
Woolworth FW
Pape
Youngstown
Zenith Radio Sera
Sun Follows Heavy Rains in Northwest Iowa
The sun returned to Iowa after severe weather warnings Sunday night. Damage was limited to eight farm buildings on four farms in Cherokee County with no injuries reported. Rain totals topped 1.45 inches in northwest Iowa, while temperatures reached 84 in Council Bluffs as clearing skies forecast mild days ahead.
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Iowa
Cherokee
Cherokee County
Peterson
Linn Grove
Rossie
Fort Dodge
May City
Rockwell City
Council Bluffs
Australian priest learns to make artificial limbs
MELBOURNE AP An Australian priest Father Michael Brady aged 50 lost his right leg in India while serving as a Jesuit missionary. Sent home for an artificial limb fitting he chose to learn limb making himself and plans to teach artificial limb making when he returns to Bhurkunda in northern India.
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Melbourne
Michael Brady
India
Bhurkunda
Hogs Rise in Monday Market as Prices Climb
USDA estimates Tuesday receipts at 2000 cattle 6500 hogs 200 sheep. Demand for butcher hogs was very active with prices up to 75 cents higher per hundredweight. Slaughter steer market eased 25 to 50 cents to about 22 dollars for 1200 to 1300 pound prime grade.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago cattle and hog market prices rise across several categories
Chicago traders reported higher bids in hog and cattle pits with 1 2 and 3 weight classes showing gains. Prime slaughter steers traded near 22 21.75 per cwt, heifers around 20.50, cows 14 to 15, while hog cuts surged 15.25 to 15.50 for 190 to 220 pounds. Sheep remained steady with spring lambs around 25 and ewes 5.50 to 7.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Eeewersenaiwes
Veortines
Des Moines Market Cattle and Hog Prices Edge Higher
UPI reports butchers and sows mostly steady to 25 cents higher with Monday receipts about 70,000. Prices vary by weight and grade across U S 1 and 2 butchers and sow categories, listing ranges for 200 to 500 pound hogs and sows, with weekly comparisons and prior figures.
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Des Moines
UPI
U.S
Sioux City cattle prices fall as trade slows
In Sioux City cattle market reports from UPI receipts reach 11,500 with calves at 500. Steers and heifers mostly 50 cents lower, trade about 50 cents off. Choice 1,000 to 1,300 lb steers listed at 19.25 to 19.75, high choice up to 20.00. A load of high choice prime heifers at 20.00.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
UPI
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids hog market steady prices posted Monday
C. R. MARKETS report steady Monday hog prices in Cedar Rapids with Saturday quotations at 13.75 to 14.00 per cwt. Packing sows 300 lbs fetch 12.50 to 13.00. Prices vary by grade and plant delivery. Butchers and packers incur deductions by weight and grade across ranges up to 500 and beyond. Grain markets show No. 2 corn at 1.18 and soybeans around 65c milling quality noted.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
May Wheat Rally Fuels Higher Trade on Board of Trade
At mid session on the Board of Trade the May wheat future rose more than five cents a bushel as a brisk rally swept markets. Other grains held steady to firm in slow dealings with soybeans and oats gaining modestly and rye mixed. wheat closed 15.44 cents higher while corn and rye finished mixed or unchanged.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices listed for wheat oats and soybeans
CHICAGO AP Wheat prices show No red at 2 13 No 1 yellow hard 2 15 No 1 yellow 1 29 2 No 2 yellow 1 29 4 No 3 yellow 1 26 4 No 4 yellow 1 24 1 sample grade yellow 1 21 Oats No 2 heavy white 0 69 4 0 67 1 sample grade white 0 57 4 Soybeans No 1 yellow 2 59 0 en Soybean oil 8 30 0 n
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Report
AP USDA live poultry wholesale prices rise slightly for some items while others ease. Butter eggs and potatoes show steady wholesale trends with varied regional quotes. road carlot sales list Idaho and Oregon russets alongside Texas round reds, demand moderate and market steady for top stock.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
Oregon
Texas
Reds
New York Dairy and Egg Prices Briefed by AP
AP report from New York outlines dairy prices for creamery and eggs. Creamery scores range 5812 to 5834, with 59 to 90 cents varying by grade. Egg offerings abundant across large to small sizes, with demand focused on large. whites quoted by weight with multiple grade prices.
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New York
Investors' Guide Q&A on Stock Splits and Dividends
A reader asks about buying Gateway Chemical Coca-Cola Chrysler and Curtiss Wright amid market drops. The advisor stresses investing over trading, notes dividend basics, warns against chasing splits, and urges long-term, informed choices rather than rapid stock turnover.
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Sam Shulsky
Gateway Chemical
Chicago
Alberto Culver
Chrysler
Coca - Cola
Curtiss- Wright
Coca-Cola
Methodists Delay Race Ban Vote at General Conference
At the General Conference of the Methodist Church in Pittsburgh liberal forces failed to secure a majority to push a constitutional amendment erasing racial barriers. Delegates postponed the amendment amid behind the scenes maneuvering after a 1 a.m. meeting, with debate shifting to changes in the voluntary plan affecting the central jurisdiction, which includes 375,000 Negro members.
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Pittsburgh
The
Methodist Church
Dean Richardson
Buffalo
N. Y
Richardson
Commission On
Marion post office cuts hours in economy drive
Postmaster John H. Pazour says Marion window hours shift 8 30 a m to 5 p m with money orders 9 a m to 5 p m. No parcel post delivery on Wednesdays and no money orders on Saturdays. Residents urged to mail early. late day mail may not process until next day. Part of nationwide Post Office economy drive.
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Pazour
Post Office Department
Cedar Rapids
Car Bicycle Crash Injures Local Man at Encampment Night Ride
Joseph A. Drakash, 68, of 823 Sixth Street SE, sustained minor knee injuries when his Centennial Encampment bicycle collided with a car at Third Avenue and First Street SE. He received treatment at St. Luke's Hospital and was released. Driver Mary K. Tuel, 824 Fourth Street NW, faced no charges.
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Joseph A. Drakash
Sixth Street
Third Avenue
First Street SE
IOOF
St.Luke’s Hospital
Mary K. Tuel
Fourth Street NW
C R Motorist Fined In City Court Case
Norbert J. Casey age 44 of 1624 Seventh avenue SE was fined $100 and costs in municipal court Monday for leaving the scene of an accident. Police said Casey drove off after his car hit a parked vehicle in the 800 block of Fifteenth Street SE Saturday at 3 15 a m Judge Howard McLaughlin imposed the fine.
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Norbert J. Casey
Seventh Avenue SE
Casey
Fifteenth Street SE
Howard McLaughlin
Local youths enlistments and promotions across services
David L. Hoover seventeen of 1244 Twenty first avenue SW has enlisted in the Marine Corps and underway at San Diego recruit depot for basic training. Airman Apprentice Ernest R. Cooley son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Cooley Pale Route One on 14 day leave en route from San Diego naval training center to a Georgia base. Gale J. Welzel son of Mr and Mrs Gale L Welzel of Postville promoted to specialist fourth class in the Army Signal Corps at Fort Buckner Okinawa.
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Howard G. Burns
Fort Leonard Wood
Clayton Burns
Twentieth Street
Burns
Fort Wood
David L. Hoover
Twenty-first Avenue
Marine Corps
San Diego
Ernest IR. Cooley
Wilford Cooley
San Diego Naval Training Center
Georgia
Gale J. Welzel
Gale L. Welzel
Postville
Army Signal Corps
Fort Buckner
Okinawa
Donkey Fined at Railway Platform in India
A donkey trespassed on a railway station platform in Ghaziabad and was fined five rupees. The owner who appeared to claim the animal was also fined and ordered to pay the donkey's fine. An event notice mentions a festival club meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Peskey's home.
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Balster’s
Ghaziabad
India
Robert Peskey
De Gaulle Receives Pompidou In Paris Meeting
Paris AP reports President de Gaulle, resuming office routine, held a 45 minute Saturday meeting with Premier Pompidou. The encounter underscores ongoing government work as the two leaders discussed state affairs in the French capital.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Premier Pompidou
Cutback in Post Offices in Small Towns
Rural and small town post offices may keep Saturday money order service if no extra clerical hours are needed and no real reduction in staff results. The St. Louis orders apply mainly to single window offices and allow continued service upon postmaster certification, with many orders not issued until Monday. Patrons should check with local postmasters.
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St. Louis
E. R. Petro
Cedar Rapids
Petro
Spectator in Senate Gallery Is Rejected
In Washington a Black spectator was ejected from the visitor gallery after rising to denounce the Senate’s civil rights bill. He challenged the debate and asked how officials could claim to aid the Black man with so few senators present as attendants escorted him out.
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Washington
Senate
Smathers
D-Fla
Hughes Opens D. M. Headquarters Campaign
Gov. Harold Hughes announced he would share state financial and legislative data with all gubernatorial candidates. He opened his Des Moines Savery hotel campaign office with no single campaign boss, instead farming tasks to volunteers statewide. Opponents include Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman and Robert Dilley of the Conservative American Independence party.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Evan Hultman
Robert Dilley
American Independence Party
Savery
Waldo Wheeler
Commerce Commission
Girls State delegate named by American Legion auxiliary
MAYNARD Stephanie Steege, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Steege, has been chosen as a delegate to Girls State by the American Legion auxiliary.
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Maynard
Stephanie Steege
Victor Steege
American Legion Auxiliary
Public Hearing on School Auditorium and Kitchen Contracts
Notice of a 7:38 p.m. public hearing on May 1 in Cedar Rapids Iowa under Section 23.2 for the adoption of proposed specifications and contract forms for auditorium gymnasium homemaking kitchen cafeteria library and science room lockers at War G Harding Junior High and William Howard Junior High. Plans and specs available at the Board of Education Building 346 Avenue Southwest Mondays through Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST. Dated May 1964 by E. W. Lundquist Secretary.
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War G. Harding
William Howard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Board of Education
C.D.S
Direc
Cedar Rapid BS
E. W. Lundquist
Hearing on water withdrawal permit Linn County Iowa
Notice from L Anderson Inc seeking a permit to withdraw up to 10 acre feet per year at 1.67 cfs from a gravel pit on Orval Washburn land in the SE quarter of Section 9 T86N R7W Linn County Iowa for industrial use. A hearingBefore the Water Commissioner will be held at 1 00 PM May 19 1964 at the State House Des Moines. Written appearances must be filed by May 15 1964.
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Iowa Natural Resources Council
State House
Des Moines
Iowa
L. Anderson, Inc
Orval Washburn
Linnay
Water Commissioner
Louis F. Gieseke
Cedar Rapids council set to hear property sale terms May 20
Public hearing before the Cedar Rapids City Council on May 20 at 8:30 a.m. in City Hall Chambers addresses disposition of river bank property to DeS Building Company Inc. The agreement includes a $1,300 purchase, a ten year window to repurchase with options up to 25 years, payment for sewer extension, and a permanent easement for river bank construction and maintenance. Publication dates April 27 and May 4, 1964.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Smith
Carpenter
Magnus
Linn County
Des Sms. Company, Inc
Des Buildin Company
Ctty
D & S. Building Company, Inc
D & S Building Company, Inc
D & S Building Company
City of
Cedar
Government
Carpenter's
F. Dinnection
D & 3 Ding Company, Inc
Schaefer
May Chen
Cedar "Rapids
Palo Savings Bank Balance Sheet April 15 1964 Iowa
Financial snapshot for Palo Savings Bank of Palo Iowa shows assets totaling 1 201 725 40 including cash balances and government obligations. Liabilities include demand deposits 552 977 52 time and savings deposits 1 053 223 40 and capital accounts 25 000 00. Officers Mixson Nissen Haynes Clark certify the report sworn April 30 1964.
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Iowa
United States
E Biliti
Barberarins
Corey
Is Corporation
United States Goves Fll
Tates
Politi- 4
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Commnan
Moranda
Pow Mixson
Eeerick ‘Nissen
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