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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
2
Market notes show hog prices holding steady with slight gains up to 25 points amid mixed demand signals. Analysts reference cash trades and nearby futures as traders digest supply concerns and demand expectations for pork products. The report highlights regional price variations and quotes from multiple livestock firms reflecting cautious optimism in today’s trading sessions.
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Sam Shulsky outlines investment fund management while critiquing stock averages. He notes Dow Jones industrials, S&P and other indices as composites of investment grade issues, warns averages may mislead long term value, and discusses portfolio weightings and performance across asset groups.
Markets closed across the country as traders awaited fresh economic data and corporate updates. Investors watched key indices for direction while rail and energy shares showed mixed results amid cautious sentiment and ongoing inflation concerns.
Gov John Connally remains seriously wounded but able to receive steps toward recovery as President Kennedy lay fatally wounded. Mrs Connally, grieving over both the President's death and her husband's injuries, appeals for calm and expresses sorrow to Texans and the nation. Governor Connally plans to speak to reporters from his Parkland Hospital room as officials announce a day of mourning nationwide.
Dallas AP report quotes Distiller Ally Henry Wade claiming airtight case against accused Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. He cites rifle purchase, serial number match, photos, a photo of Oswald with rifle, and eyewitness accounts. Wade asserts Oswald’s communist ties and describes the suspect’s movements, weapon handling, and the Tippit shooting sequence as part of the overwhelming evidence.
The passage argues that market averages misrepresent professional judgment amid a flood of new stock issues. It contrasts uninformed speculation in the market with the steadier sentiment of professionals evaluating a block of investment stocks.
New York firms Merrill Lynch Pitree Fenner Smith Reynolds Co and Bache Co advised investors over the weekend to stay calm after President Kennedy's death. They said the market would recover and urged holding or buying quality stocks while avoiding panic sales.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine raised a rose in tribute during a brief eulogy for President Kennedy. The gesture occurred in the Senate chamber as the late chief justice’s chair was left to honor the fallen leader.
London AP reports a Times Sunday tribute to resident Kennedy by John Masefiell, praising his radiant presence and generous leadership. The poem lauds his hopeful future and asks for a life grant to fulfill his promised path.
Egbert Quits as Studebaker president and chief executive, citing policy differences with the board. Production lines paused recently as management reshapes plans while sales show a slow start after a moderate run.
A Sunday program at Winslow’s Eust Baptist church features interfaith leaders including a Roman Catholic priest and a United Presbyterian representative promoting brotherhood and community service. The event underscores shared values and collaboration among local faith communities.
Berlin reports claim Oswald’s murder boosted communist propaganda defending Kennedy’s assassination. Western and East German outlets quote Pravda and Neues Deutschland debates on conspiracy, coverups, and ideological impact while questioning who knew too much about the Dallas events.
A group of townspeople University of Iowa students and SU faculty announced a John F. Kennedy memorial fund in Iowa City. Student Senate President Mike Carver said the decision was reached Sunday and the exact memorial form remains to be determined. Donations may be sent to the Old Gold Development Fund John F. Kennedy Memorial at the Iowa Memorial Union.
A salvageable classic, the Igok is praised for its enduring design and engineering. The ad promotes upgrading to a Lincoln Continental, highlighting restored appearance and performance and suggesting this year as an opportunity to move up.
A collection of classified items including rental equipment ads from Buresh Rental Service and repairs from Rosen's Tailor Shop, a rummage sale notice at Ashbury Methodist church, Salvation Army needs clothing and furniture, and various retailer promotions. Includes contact details and dates, with wide range of local Small ads and offerings.
Fragmentary directory style listing with multiple service entries including well drilling hauling painting plastering carpentry tree trimming and insulation. Names, EM numbers, and scattered phrases appear alongside business labels such as PUMP SALES and REMOVAL, with incomplete entries and unclear locations. Many items are only partially readable and thus summarized as general local trades notes.
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