Hogs and Markets Mixed as Stocks Edge Up on Monday
Financial markets show hog prices mostly up by about a dollar with gains in key issues ranging to three points. Rail stocks advance while IBM and Illinois Central slip. cattle and hog prices move with limited trading, and US commodity quotes reflect a volatile session across exchanges.
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Supreme Court
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Alcoa
Union Carbide
IBM
Illinois Central
American Stock Exchange
Tooth Spending Tops That on Crime
AP report notes Robert Northeastern University figures show increased expenditures on dental care amid crime concerns. The brief mentions university budgeting shifts and public safety headlines influencing spending priorities.
Market Price List from C.R. Markets
The listing shows eggs priced at 20 cents for large, 18 cents for medium, and 12 cents for smalls. Poultry prices include heavy breed hens at 7 cents and Leghorn and Hyline pullets, with other items such as various weights and brands noted.
Armed Forces Recognition Day May 18 Cedar Rapids area
The Cedar Rapids Iowa City area Chamber of Commerce military affairs committee sets May 18 as armed forces recognition day. main event is a 6 15 p m dinner in the Coliseum armory with Rear Admiral Frank A Brandley delivering the address. Retired Maj Gen Louis Burkhalter chairs the committee and reservations are open to the public.
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Louis Burkhalter
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Clock at bank runs slow after daylight time change
In Greenville DC residents note the large revolving clock atop the Citizens and Southern National Bank appears two hours slow after the Daylight Saving time shift. Cashier Ben Harvey says the clock was set correctly recently and he cannot explain the discrepancy.
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Citizens and Southern National Bank
Ben Harvey
Grain Gains Late Buying Push Wheat Prices Higher
Chicago AP reports dull grain trade turning brisk at close as buyer support boosts prices. Wheat closes 1 to 1 1/2 cents higher with strong commercial and commission house backing, oats and rye mixed, soybeans higher on the day. Cash grain quotes show No 2 hard red at 1.66 to the dollar and No 2 yellow corn at 39 to 41 cents.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Market Snapshots
AP and USDA report wholesale prices for poultry butter eggs potatoes in Chicago and New York. Listings show unchanged wholesale poultry and butter prices, varying egg whites and yolk grades, mixed grade figures, and regional potato arrivals, with modest demand and price shifts for russets and round reds.
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U.S
Idaho
Two Boys Found Dead In Detroit Basement Stairwell
Bodies of seven year old Edward Lane and eight year old Thomas McClendon were discovered in a basement stairwell of an apartment building across from their homes. An autopsy was planned to confirm the cause. Police believe the boys were slain, with Inspector Schwaller noting no external marks of violence.
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Thomas McClendon
Albert Schwaller
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Rescue physicians pull 18 from island wreck near Fiji
A rescue ship removed a mother, her baby, and 16 others from a small island 100 miles from Suva after the vessel Wallisian struck a reef. The party had abandoned ship in a lifeboat and were picked up Monday. The woman is said to be the wife of an Australian artist who served as the Wallisian’s cook.
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Maddox Questions 1968 Stand on Democratic Support
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox said the administration must show more conservatism in the coming year for him to back the Democratic ticket in 1968. He refused to commit his exact stance but hoped for a consensus party and ruled out a third party bid, calling it unlikely.
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Georgia
Lester Maddox
National Democratic Party
Maddox
NBC
Can't Tally Up Viet Aid Loss
The General Accounting Office says there’s no way to prove how much material was stolen or misused in the Vietnam import program financed by the United States. Comptroller General Elmer Staats says the loss may exceed the AID estimates and the figure remains uncertain.
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Vietnam
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General Accounting Office
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Elmer Staats
Agency For International Development
South Vietnam
Urge Go Ahead On Atomic Job Weston Smasher Plan
A joint congressional subcommittee urged proceeding with a 375 million federal atom smasher project at Weston Illinois despite White House cutback proposals. Chairman Price said the panel supports allocating 10 million for architect engineer funds to push research and development amid protests over alleged housing discrimination in Weston. Weston won the project in a competition with over 100 cities.
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Weston
Price
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Decorah Man Charged After North Liberty Breakin Attempt
North Liberty deputies investigated a break in at Wicke's Lumber Co where a metal panel was pried open but the burglar failed to leave. In Decorah a 27 year old rural Ossian man Quam was charged with failure to leave after allegedly breaking into a parked car and rifling drawers. A witness aided authorities by describing the suspect and vehicle. A total of $15 was taken from a pop machine, and a radio and two levels were smashed in the scene.
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John Special
Gazette
Son County
Decorah
Norman David
Quam
Wicke’s Lumber Co
James Wenthold
Rural
Ossian
Cedar Rapids Jaycees Sweep State Contests at Davenport Meet
Cedar Rapids Jaycees took first place in three categories at the Iowa state convention in Davenport. Honors included publications, community health and safety, and project of the year for extending a Jaycee chapter to Anamosa reformatory. Second places came in chapter development and nine other categories. Davenport won the top award in the Gissenbier competition.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Iowa
Newton
$2 000 Coin Collection Stolen From Pavlicek Home
A coin collection valued at about $2 000 was stolen from Lumir R. Pavlicek at 3215 Schaeffer Drive SW. Police say a back window was broken to gain entry between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sunday, with ten boxes of coins including $5 gold pieces taken.
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Lumir R. Pavlicek
Schaeffer Drive
Pavlicek
Brooke Believes Romney Favors Viet Cong Peace Talks
Senator Brooke accuses Governor Romney of favoring negotiations with the Viet Cong to end the Vietnam War and criticizes President Johnson's stance as unclear. He says Romney would likely agree to a ceasefire and negotiated peace, noting Romney has not stated such talks to him directly.
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Brooke
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Girl Held in Car By Man Strikes Fear on Northeast Side
A six year old girl recounts a Saturday night ride with a man in a green and white 1957 car who grabbed her by the throat. Red marks remained as she was found wandering home. detectives could not obtain a description of the assailant.
Mrs. Andrews Dies 85-Year Linn County Resident
Mrs. Catherina Katie Andrews 87 died Saturday in a Center Point caring home. She born January 22 1880 Town City and married Gay Andrews August 22 1911 at Robins. Survived by three stepdaughters, a stepson and a Cedar Rapids daughter. Services Tuesday 1 30 at Murdoch chapel Walker burial in Walker cemetery. She was a Free Methodist member.
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Linn County
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Gay Andrews
Andrews
Free Methodist Church
Dale McQueen
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Beyer
Stanley Pauley
Vinton
Clarence Andrews
Urbana
George Ulch
Cedar, Rapids
Murdoch
Improper Start Charged in Crash
The Iowa Highway Patrol charged Irving James Smith age 60 of What Cheer with improper start from a stop sign after a two car crash Sunday at the junction of highways 108 and 92. Keneth Wayne Grimm age 32 of Packwood drove the other car. his wife and four children were in the vehicle. The children were treated and released at Keokuk County hospital. Smith's wife was hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Gazette Sigourney
Iowa Highway Patrol
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Smith
Keneth Wayne Grimm
Pack‘wood
Grimm
Keokuk Bounty Hospital
Suit challenges higher tuition for non Iowans
Des Moines UPI reports University of Iowa law student Stephen M. Johns files a federal suit against the Iowa board of regents alleging non resident tuition at Iowa State University and State College of Iowa violates equal protection. Johns seeks reciprocal fee treatment for out of state students in state operated colleges.
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UPI
University of Iowa Law
Iowa
Stephen M. Johns
Wilmette
Iowa Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Ames
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Johns
College of Law
Mary Lou
Cedar Rapids
Charles Clarke
Detroit College of Law
George Clarke
Clarke
Laborites Lose at Polls in British Local Elections
In London and across the nation voters shifted against Prime Minister Wilson's Labor party. Labor conceded 178 district council seat losses while Conservatives claimed 186 gains and Labor losses of 179. Liberals reported 28 gains.
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London
Wilson
Labor Party
Labor
Liberals
Rusk May Lead U.S. Delegation to Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk may head a U.S. delegation to a foreign ministers meeting in Geneva late this week or early next to avert a failure in Kennedy round tariff negotiations.
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Washington
Rusk
U.S
Geneva
Ending of Industrial Bond Votes Approved
Des Moines AP reports the Town senate passed 39 to 12 a bill to end city voter approval for industrial bond issues. The measure moves to the governor and repeals a cap allowing cities up to 5000 population to have two projects and sets population based limits for larger cities.
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Des Moines
Town Senate
East German Communists mark 22nd WWII surrender anniversary
East Berlin commemorates the Nazi surrender with a wreath laying at the Soviet war memorial as East Germany reflects on the war’s end. A separate phone ad promotes low cost want ads inviting listeners to call 369-1234.
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