Mixed stock market nudges aero space firms higher
In New York heavy trading amid a mixed market, aero space and airline shares led gains. Walloce-Murray bid Simonds stock at 43.50 as Martin-Marietta climbed while Boeing rose about 14 percent and Hazeltine faced a 15 million damage ruling.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices At Week's Midpoint
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market were steady from Tuesday with bulk 230 lb butchers selling at 24.25 to 24.50 dollars and 300 lb packing sows at 22.00 to 22.25 delivered at the plant. Grade and condition dictate quotes with weight-based reductions for heavier animals. The sheep and poultry lines indicate activity with heavy offerings and standard fowl quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Man Sentenced on Two Drunk Driving Charges
Kenneth Pierce 35 of Strawberry Point pled guilty in district court to third offense drunk driving and was committed to the state mental health institute at Independence for an indefinite term. He had previously pled guilty to second offense drunk driving and was fined 500 dollars or 60 days in jail. The two sentences run concurrently.
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Chicago and Des Moines Livestock Receipts and Prices
USDA and UPI reports give Friday estimated receipts for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago and Des Moines. Prices show butchers firm to higher with hogs 25 to 50 cents up and fat cattle and lambs showing gains. Slaughter steers and prime cattle listed with weights and price ranges.
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Sioux City and Omaha Livestock Prices Report
UPI reports cattle and calf lots at Sioux City with steers 25.00 to 26.00, heifers 24.25 to 25.00, and prime loads. Omaha prices show steers 24.50 to 26.00, heifers 24.60 to 24.85, cows 13.00 to 14.50, canners 10.00 to 13.25, across various weight ranges.
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Profits Picture Shows Nine Month Income Change
Net profits after taxes for January through September show LDGS versus GD with a percent change of 20 percent. The data contrasts year over year, indicating profits rose or fell by the reported amount across the period.
Wheat Prices Slide on Liquidity and Surplus Sales
Wheat fell in heavily pressured trading as brokers noted broad liquidation amid the government move to resume sales from surplus stocks. High protein quality for milling remained scarce, while corn and other grains showed mixed results with soybeans also mixed.
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Chicago price notes for wheat corn soybeans and oats
Chicago cash provisions list grain quotes with No 2 hard wheat at 1 67 1/4 to 1 65 1/4 red corn at 1 15 1/2 oats at 7 15 4 to 7 1/2 soybeans No 2 yellow at 2 58 1/2 to 2 46 1/2 soybean oil around 11 35 1/2.
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Wholesale produce prices slip and rise across markets
Chicago and New York reports show fluctuating wholesale prices for poultry roasters hens and turkeys, butter and eggs with steadier demand for russet potatoes. Idaho russets trade near 2.45 to 2.70 per unit as market activity remains slow and and prices hold with light demand.
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Riepe Allowed To Change Plea In Window Peeping Case
John R. Riepe 23 of 3900 Sherman street NE asked to withdraw his guilty plea on a window peeping charge in municipal court Judge Loren Hullinger Jr allowed the change and set trial for December 3 He had pleaded guilty Tuesday morning and was sentenced to 30 days in jail Riepe a teacher at McKinley school was seen peeping in the 3900 block of Sherman street before 7 am Tuesday.
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Sidewalk Project Set to Cost Four Thousand Dollars
City engineer Dick Jensen announced plans to build about 1,600 feet of four foot wide sidewalks along Linden Terrace and Linden Drive SE with an estimated cost of $4,000 to property owners. The city council ordered plans specifications and assessment schedule, with construction planned for next spring.
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City Briefs Highlight Local Health and Holiday Activities
Hospitalization news lists Mrs. Andrew Deros at St Luke's hospital with visitors noted. Local ads announce Thanksgiving hours for Nelson's Grocery and Pack 1 Cub Scouts awards at Lincoln School and Central Park Presbyterian Church. Chamber of Commerce notes AEC officials visit. library and story hour closures for Thanksgiving. Minor thefts reported at Armstrong's Store and May's Drug. Orren Roe arrested in Cedar Rapids on a child desertion warrant.
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Linn Role in Squaw Creek Sewer To Be Discussed by C.R., Marion
Cedar Rapids and Marion city councils met Tuesday night at Marion fire station to discuss the Squaw Creek sanitary interceptor project. Engineers estimate $700,000 for 36 and 27 inch pipes. line from Marion lagoon to Indian Creek interceptor reaches 27,000 feet downstream. Division line would place Marion at about 52.4 percent of cost with Cedar Rapids on 47.6 percent, pending county and federal aid discussions.
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Gertrude Lund Anderson 1880 obituary in Newhall
Gertrude Lund Anderson aged 85 died Tuesday at the Lutheran home in Vinton born June 28 1880 in Norway Europe she is survived by two daughters Mrs Everett Kristorf and Mrs Wallace Roddicker of Newhall two brothers Nils Lund of Newhall Kristian of New Jersey a sister in Norway nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Services set for Friday at 1 30 p m at St Johns Lutheran church body to be taken to the church Friday at 11 00 a m from Feilmer s funeral home in Keystone friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p m Thursday
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Investors' Guide explains cost basis for odd lots
The column advises adding buying commissions to the market price when purchasing and subtracting selling commissions and fees when selling. For five shares at 30 total 150 plus 6 commission, cost 156. Selling all later at 50 yields 250 after fees. use final confirmation to track costs and taxes. If selling only part, specify shares sold and apply proportional costs.
Alaska Quakes Cause Little Damage Tuesday Night
Little or no damage was reported from two earthquakes that shook parts of Alaska Tuesday night, with no injuries noted according to authorities. Seismic activity prompted brief evacuations in some coastal communities but no structural harm was confirmed.
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Bank Directors and Officers Elected At Farmers State Bank
Farmers State bank held its annual stockholders meeting Monday and elected directors and officers. Directors include C. H. Moyer Carl Stuber H. H. Blackford N. F. Sorg Floyd Emmons Frank Frederick and W. N. Shellenbarger. Officers are Shellenbarger president Morris F. Neighbor executive vice-president J. Robert Bunn vice-president Jack Parmenter vice-president and cashier Vernon Brockman auditor Wayne Zeigler Elwin IK Sievers and Donald J. Tew assistant vice-presidents Frank Meyo Dana Musser James Mollenhauer and Lee Freese man assistant cashiers. Deposits increased $2,300,000.
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Dana Musser
James Mollenhauer
Lee Freeseman
Cedar Rapids Fire Station Tour After Meeting
Cedar Rapids officials together with Mills and Lee Coppock the assistant engineer toured the fire station. Potter and Chief James Reynolds led the accompanying tour and observed facility conditions.
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Johnson Sends Delayed Birthday Echo to De Gaulle
Paris AP report says President Johnson sent a congratulatory message to Charles de Gaulle for his 7th birthday, arriving about 24 hours late. De Gaulle’s birthday was Monday and he heard from many world leaders that day. Johnson’s message did not appear in the palace list at first. An Elysee spokesman later confirmed a message was received, with the text released Wednesday.
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Billionaire Kuwaiti Ruler Sheikh Sabah Dies at 70
Sheikh Abdullah al-Salim al-Sabah, 70, ruler of Kuwait and one of the world's wealthiest men, died after heart failure. He collapsed October 26 and was kept alive by three London medical specialists supplying oxygen. His fortune, tied to Kuwait's oil royalties, is widely reported but not publicly known.
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Soviet and Cuba Sign Technological Cooperation Pact
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union and Cuba signed a new agreement for technological cooperation Tuesday night as announced by Tass news agency.
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