Stock Market Slips After Early Rally Amid Bombing Halt
New York stocks closed lower as gains from an initial rally tied to news of a Vietnam bombing halt were erased. The Dow fell 3.98 points, the Dow Jones 60-stock average down 1.2, and the S&P 500 down 0.35. NYSE reports average common stock down 19 cents. losers outnumbered gainers 226, with 14.48 million shares traded.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Standard and Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Not Bitter at Firing By Company LeMay Says
Curtis LeMay, fired from a $50,000 board chairmanship at Networks Electronics Corp, said he is not bitter and blames politics. He offered resignation, then a leave of absence. president Mahai Patrichi says the stock fell and he would not renominate LeMay. LeMay noted his pay stopped but retirement benefits remain, and he discussed a Vietnam bombing stance at a prior news conference.
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Memphis
Curtis LeMay
California
Networks Electronics Corp
Mahai Patrichi
Patrichi
LeMay
George Wallace
Patricki
Wallace
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Monday Estimates for Chicago Livestock Receipts
AP reporting from USDA shows Monday totals of 11,000 cattle and 6,000 hogs estimated for Chicago markets with no sheep estimate available. The data reflect official estimates released for the day.
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Chicago
USDA
Live Stock Price Ranges for Cattle Hogs Sheep in Market Report
Cattle slaughter steers and heifers priced by weight and quality. Prime and high choice ranges listed for various weights. Hogs priced across 1-3 to 2-4 grade categories with sow and boar figures. Sheep wool and woolless slaughter lambs and ewes priced by weight and quality.
Frozen Pork Bellies and Dressed Meats Prices
Des Moines reports Friday USDA notes on the Midwest meat trade. Steer and heifer beef steady. pork cuts and picnics up about 50 cents. Skinned hams and seedless bellies show varied quotes across weight ranges with values around 24 to 43 dollars per hundredweight.
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DES Moines
USDA
Midwest
Canrot
Lawa
Cedar Rapids hog and lamb market price report
C R Markets reports Saturday hog prices 25 cents lower. Friday prices for country and plant delivered butchers 200 to 230 pounds ranged 17.50 to 18.00. Packing sows 300 pounds and under 16.50 to 16.75. Butchers priced down 25 cents per 10 pounds over 230 up to 300. Packers adjust 25 cents per weight grade 300-360, 50 cents 360-500, 75 cents above 500. Sheep high yielding western lambs 26.00, native wool lambs 19.00 to 22.00 for various weights. Poultry Leghorn and Hyline 3 cents, old cocks hens unspecified. Grain section noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Ertat
Wasty
Gob
Wallace draws 10000 in Chicago as campaign gains steam
In Chicago the Wallace rally at the International Amphitheater drew about 10,000 supporters amid strong applause for promises to curb federal school busing open housing and the Vietnam war. A brief balcony scuffle occurred as hecklers clashed with Wallace backers under police supervision. Curtis LeMay’s firing from Network Electronics Corp was noted as Wallace spoke.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Hubert Humphrey
Wallace
Curtis LeMay
Network Electronics Corp
Iowa livestock auctions report from three markets
Federal State Market News Service coverage on October 31 notes cattle prices with feeders mostly steady and calves mixed. Lamoni Guthrie Center and Garner figures show feeder steers and heifers top at Lamoni 25.60 27.85 per hundredweight while hogs around 20 40 pounds scarce. brood sows and feeder pigs priced per head with Lamoni and Garner selling calves and pigs in the low to mid 20s and teens per head.
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Federal State Market News Service
Iowa
Lamoni
Guthrie Center
Choice
Prime
Garner
U.S
Methodists Land Viet Bomb Halt
Iowa United Methodist conferences praised the U S halt of bombing North Vietnam and endorsed a five point calendar for mutual de escalation. The statement urged a full cease fire an international peace inspection free elections asylum for asylum seekers and a massive reconstruction effort. Bishop James Thomas of Des Moines helped frame the statement.
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Johnson
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Iowa
Collins Radio Wins Trans World Contract for 747s
Collins Radio's new 51RV-2B VOR-ILS navigation receiver is selected by Trans World Airlines for Boeing 747 superjets. The system uses metal core planar board construction and silicon solid state devices. TWA ordered 12 747s for delivery through 1970, with the first due in November 1969, all to be equipped with Collins receivers.
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Collins Radio Company
Trans World Airlines, Inc
TWA
Collins
Woman Seriously Injured in Decorah Hit-and-Run
Barbara Toll efsrud, 26, Decorah, transferred to St. Mary's Rochester for multiple leg fractures after a car rear ended her parked vehicle on Water Street. The driver, John M. Griffin, 72, Waukon, was charged with drunk driving after the impact near Riverside Drive and East Water Street.
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Decorah
Barbara Tollefsrud
Decorah Hospital
St. Mary’s
Rochester
Waterstreet
John M. Griffin
Waukon
Griffin
Tollefsrud
Riverside Drive
East Water Street
Campbell Show Replaces Daktari in CBS Lineup
New York AP reports Glen Campbell will host a Wednesday comedy variety show on CBS starting January 29. The program will air 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. CST, occupying the time slot vacated by Daktari as CBS begins mid season replacements.
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New York
Glen Campbell
CBS Television
Return Home and Local Election Notices
Returns home from St Luke's hospital. State Legislator N F Fritz Sorg seeks re election with business and academic credentials. Sorg of 1204 Washington drives owns Marion pharmacy and has a family, urging careful voting for Subdistrict One. Also ads urging Ralph Potter, Ralph Potter for Linn County Senator and County Supervisor race candidates George E Michel and Floyd Emmons. Real estate transfer at 2995 Eighteenth avenue. Marion Heights Pharmacy hours updated Sundays 10 am to 2 pm. Employment ad for a dishwasher at Mr Bill's.
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N. F
Fritz” Sorg
Sorg
Washington Drive
Marion
UNI
SUI
Nellie
Iowa
Fritz
Drake Unveils $36.5 Million Campus Expansion
Drake University in Des Moines announced a $36.5 million expansion to nearly double campus size and boost capital investment by 150 percent. The first phase in 1969–1972 costs $15.8 million with $10.5 million from private sources and $8.5 million from public funds. By 1981 enrollment is targeted at 8,500 with a new arts complex, housing, classrooms, research facilities, and a university center.
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Des Moines
UPI
Drake University
Drake
Paul Sharp
Calvin Aurand
Sharp
Sharp and Aurand
Huge Increase in Quaker Profit
Quaker Oats Co reported an unusual first quarter earnings surge at its Flemington New Jersey annual meeting. Profits reached 7.964 million dollars or 96 cents per share for the period ending September 30, up from 4.913 million dollars or 59 cents a year earlier. President Robert D. Stuart called the rise larger than expected for the year and credited lower advertising and promotion costs by about 4 million dollars, while forecasting heavier spending in the next nine months on new products and market expansion.
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Quaker Oats Co
Flemington
N.J
Robert D. Stuart
Churches and Schedules Across Marion Faith Community
A Marion town listing presents numerous church services and Sunday school times. Notable congregations include Bethel Baptist on 8th Ave with Elmer Linkenback as speaker, First Baptist on 14th Ave, Grace Baptist on 15th St, St. Josephs Catholic on 5th Ave, Christian churches on McGowan Blvd and 1298 7th Ave, Ascension Lutheran on Grand Ave, and multiple Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Reformed, and Seventh Day churches with service times and sermon topics.
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Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
William C. Larson
Elmer Linkenback
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Ministry of Remembrance
Grace Baptist
S. 15Th St
Don R. Martin
St. Joseph’s
5Th Ave
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Bernard Grady
Christian
McGowan Blvd
Peter M. Morgan
Christian Reformed
7Th Ave
Herman Wells
Ascension Lutheran
Grand Ave
Roger W. Peterson
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
18Th Ave
Landis O. Gross
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
John D. Huber, Jr
Free Methodist
23Rd Ave
Ronald W. Miers
First United Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Larry Suggs
Prairie Chapel
United Methodist
North
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Marion High School
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Moses
Church of God
9Th Ave
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
2Nd Ave
W. Allen Bond
Substantial Cut In Rath Loss
Rath Packing Co president Harry G. Slife announced preliminary unaudited results for the year ended Sept. 28 1968 showing a net loss of about 700000 on sales near 236 million. This compares with a 1967 net loss of 2115319 on 236272995 in sales and indicates about 70 cents per share versus 213 per share. Slife stressed progress but urged substantial further improvement through team effort.
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Waterloo
Harry G. Slife
Rath Packing Co
Slife
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Jerome Geismar Estate
In Linn County Iowa the district court announces Jerome E Geismar deceased estate appoints Maurice Nathans as attorney. The undersigned is administrator. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication. Indebted persons should pay promptly. This notice dated October 1968 in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Distict Court
Iown
Linn Coun
Jerome E. Geismar
Jerome Geismar
Ary G. Geismér
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
State of Iowa
Linn County
Frank M. Vrba
Francis M. Vrba
Ruth C. Vrba
Iowa
Two Nabbed After Independence Chase
Two youths, Terry Glen Winters 16 and Dianna Lyn Penrod 15, were arrested near Independence after fleeing Ottumwa in a stolen 1967 Chevrolet convertible. The car was taken from the Robert Donovan residence northwest of Brandon. Police chased it north on highway 150, ended in an embankment crash three miles north of Independence. Both teens were treated for minor injuries and jailed. charges filed for larceny of a motor vehicle.
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Independence
Ottumwa
Here
Robert Donovan
Brandon
Donovans
Buchanan County
Terry Glen Winters
Dianna Lyn Penrod
Justice of the Peace Court
Two Teens Injured In Tama-Area Two-Car Crash
Two 17-year-old girls, Vickie Savage of Montour and Barbara Dolash, 17, of Tama, were taken to a Marshalltown hospital for examinations after a two car crash about 7:15 p.m. Friday two miles west of Tama. Savage’s car stayed on the road while Dolash’s vehicle left the highway and overturned in a south ditch. Ronald Dolash, 21, and his sister Barbara were involved. Barbara suffered a back injury and cuts. Ronald had a neck injury treated at the Tama clinic. The scene was investigated by Gene Clerken Vinton highway patrolman and Deputy Sheriff Forest Schafer.
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Tama
Marshalltown
Vickie Savage
Montour
Ronald Dolash
Savage
Dolash
Barbara
Tama Clinic
Gene Clerken
Vinton
Forest Schafer
Last stoplight to vanish as freeway east of Olympia opens
Olympia Washington AP reports the final stoplight on the main highway from Canada to California will be removed Wednesday when an eight mile freeway section east of Olympia opens marking a major milestone in interstate travel.
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Olympia
Wash
Canada
California
Here
Czech Old Guard Reds Rally Plans Stir Storm
Prague reports reveal Old Guard communists plan a Thursday rally to mark the Soviet Czechoslovak Friendship month. Citizens and unions press to curb the group as Prague fears a mass meeting could trigger anti-Soviet demonstrations and trouble for Dubcek allies.
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Old Guard
Reds
Prague
Antonin Novotny
Alexander Dubcek
Old Town
Bratislava
Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Oldrich Cernik
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Central Committee
Pravda
Prague Party Presidium
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Cedar Rapids ballot on rent subsidy and housing project
Official notice to voters for the November 5 1968 general election in Cedar Rapids Iowa detailing a question on shifting rent subsidy funding to federal sources and authorizing a low rent housing project with up to 300 units financed by federal aid under Section 23 of the Housing Act. Attest: City Clerk Harold G. Schaefer. Also probate notice for the estate of Frank M Vrba. creditors to file claims promptly. administrator Ruth C Vrba and attorney Eugene J Kopec.
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Caper Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Harold G. Schaefer
Notice of Expiration of Redemption and Tax Deed Takeover
Notice to Catherine McKeirnan and James Grace that the Linn County Iowa treasurer sold Central Park 2nd Lot 7 Block 12 Cedar Rapids for delinquent 1964 1965 1966 taxes and sewer and water assessments. The right of redemption expires ninety days after service unless redeemed. The certificate of purchase is held by Linn County and deed will be issued upon expiration.
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Catherine McKeirnan
James Grace
Linn County
Iowa
Central Park
Cedar Rapids
James Race
Rar
Edar
Ca County
Linnounty
Linn County Iowa Treasurer's Certificate Sale Notice
Treasurer's Certificate No PB73 announces sale of a Linn County Iowa real estate parcel for delinquent taxes years 1964 1965 1966 plus sewer and water assessments. Sale conducted under Iowa Code provisions with redemption period ninety days from service. purchaser Linn County identified. County Auditor Chas Werne issues notice dated October 25.
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Line County
Iowa
Chas. T. Werne County Auditor
and ‘Or
Linn County
Lowa
Probate Notice for Leroy Tillapaugh Will and Creditors
In Linn County Iowa the will of Emmons Leroy Tillapaugh dated February 5 1958 was admitted to probate. Robert Zingula named executor. Creditors must file claims by six months from second publication or be barred. Marion Iowa attorneys Nazette and Bromwell represent the executor. Second publication date noted as February 2.
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Stat of
Iowa
Linn County
Leroy Tiluapaugh
Emmons Leroy TiMapaueh
Emmons Leroy Tillapaugh
Robert Zinguia
Marion
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor
In the District Court of Iowa for Jones County a probate of the will and codicil of Robert S. Gates deceased was granted. Mildred P. Gates also known as Mildred Gates was appointed executor. Creditors are urged to present claims within one year from the second publication date. Dated October 24, 1948. Lynch Dallas Smith Harman, Attorneys for Executor.
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BF Tonrigh
Robert S. Gates
Peceenac
Mildred P. Gates
Mildred Ores
Mildred . Gates
Mildred Gates
Edar Rapids
Iowa
Lynch
Dallas
Smith & Harman
Cedar Rapids
Embassy in Jordan Stormed as Demonstrators Fire Near U S Building
In Amman a mass protest against the Balfour Declaration escalated into clashes outside the U S Embassy. Security troops exchanged fire with demonstrators, a flag was torn down, and initial reports cited one dead and several wounded among police and protesters. Officials said the embassy sustained minor damage.
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Amman
Jordan
U.S
Palestine
Martin Draper
Recalled Baby Magic Bath Cited For Bacteria
The Mennen Co. recalled Baby Magic ultra mild bath from druggists and homes due to possible bacterial contamination. Consumers should return product to Mennen in Morristown, NJ or to retailers for refunds. Damaged lots will be destroyed and new stock will replace them. refunds cover price and postage.
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New York
UPI
The
Mennen Co
Mennen
Morristown
N.J
What Cheer Man Killed in Vietnam
What Cheer, Thomas Behrens, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Behrens of What Cheer, has been killed in action in Vietnam. His parents were notified Friday.
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What Cheer
Thomas Behrens
Kenneth Behrens
Vietnam
Shell kills four at religious ceremony in Italy
An artillery shell used in a memorial service for Italian war dead exploded during a religious ceremony in Castro Del Volsci, killing four and injuring sixteen. Police say candles ignited gunpowder in the shell during the service.
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Castro del Volsci
Italy
UPI
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