Market mixed as stocks edge higher and livestock prices vary
US equities held gains in a moderate session with Standard Oil New Jersey and Westinghouse lifting averages while aerospace dips weighed on авиа. American Tobacco and RCA posted gains, Goose qu and Fairchild camera fell. cattle and calf prices showed mixed moves across Sioux City and Omaha markets with steers and heifers trading varied.
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New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Boeing
Ling-Temco-Vought
Pillsbury
Superior Qu
American Tobacco
Aferck
ALGM
General Electric
Control Data
U.S. Smelting
RCA
Corning Glass
Gull Oi
TWA
Fairchild Camera
Texas Instruments
American Stock Exchange
C R Markets A door opens that may shed light on Allison's disappearance
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market and cattle quotes are listed for Monday and Saturday with grade based adjustments. The report includes hog prices from 200 to 230 pounds and packing sow bids, plus detailed deductions by weight. Poultry and grain prices are listed with delivered prices for regional buyers.
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Allison
Peyton Place
Kcrg-Tv
Hogs Steady To 25 Higher on Tuesday Estimates
USDA esti mates Tuesday receipts show 2,000 cattle 4,500 hogs 400 sheep Chicago AP report notes butcher hogs steady to 25 cents higher Monday slaughter steers and sheep steady Hoofs 7.0 butchers 1 2 200 230 lb 2 75 22 25 mixed 1 3 190 240 lbs cattle 11,000 slaughter steers prime 1,200 1,400 lb 96 25 high choice prime 1,150 1,400 lbs 25 15 96 25 choice 900 1,400 lbs 25 19 0 25 75 mixed good and lhoice 24 25 95 00 good 23 75 94 25 high choice prime 900 1,075 lb slaughter heifers 24 50 25 00 choice 800 1,050 lbs 23 50 24 50 mixed good and choice 23 00 23 50 utility and commercial cows 16 50 17 75 Sheep 400 slaughter lambs steady choice and prime 90 110 lb wooled slaughter lambs 124 50 25 00 choice 80 105 lbs 173 50 24 50 mixed good and choice 23 110 23 50 call to good wooled slaughter ewes 9 00 13 00
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Choice
Schick
T C. Henderson & Co
Am. Inc
Sears
Sears Roc
Diay Beatrice Foods
Seeburg
Clinton Ingine
Consolidated Foods
Shell
Eisner
Guardsman F
Sinclair
Sa Interstate P
Singer Co
Iowel Electric
York Stock Exchange
Link-Bet SyuthPac
Aaytag
Aia
Mid-America
S$idBrand
Aenlis
siOilind VA
AICO
Sunray
Arerada
Switt Ca
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Ila Greynhnd
Bsa BruMmnAire Tag Ants
Ayr
Tampa
Texaco
Harris
Ad Asia
rHerc Inc
Ta Thiokol
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Amet Cl
jHertz
Aie Am. Motors
Dolly Sugar
Transam
Sala LL
Transitron
Am Ltd
Lara Tain
T&t
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AMP Inc AG
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Alta al
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InderRand
UnitCorp
Wade
Addison
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Upjohn
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Bendix
Bergurt
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Kennecott
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Weyer
Kroyer
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Lean White
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Wilson Co
Pray
Gurl Ind
Yala
Lear
Bulova
Woolworth
Zenith Raa
Va Livingsta Oil
Associated Press
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Liquidatina Cerro
Magmaton
Magnavox
Divi- Chrysler
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Edis
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Monsat
Canngas
Bixala
Agia
Montwardoo
Creustha
Gyas
Crown Dell
Nat Steel
Crdahy
Nevada Pany
Curtis
Newbery
Ers&l
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Peres Ian
Zhea
Norton
Norwich
Uae
Cyrancp Ag
Ita
Pyne
Chicago
Lamson Frothers Fair
Ava
Él Gira Bair
Ilta
Boyne el Yy Sea
Gen Tire
Cedar Rapids
Leshorn
Hyline
USDA
Des Moines
U.S
Des Moines Live Hogs Rally as Demand Grows
US hog quotes rise with demand firming for butchers and sows. Estimated receipts Monday at 85,000. week-ago 82,000. year-ago 49,000. Saturday 45,000. Prices listed for various weight ranges and sow classes.
Prisoner Treated After Personal Safety Incident
Orville Trimble, 59, cut his left arm with broken glass in a city jail cell and was treated at St. Luke's hospital with five stitches. He was found bleeding, arrested for drunkenness, and given a one day term in municipal court after credit for prior jail time.
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Orville Trimble
Trimble
St. Luke's Hospital
New Wheat Up Others Decline
Chicago market reports show new crop wheat attracting fairly active support while all other grain futures faced selling pressure. Wheat closed 74 cents per bushel higher to 1 4 higher, corn down 1 to 1 34 lower, oats 2 to 74 lower, rye 2 to 1s lower, soybeans 54 to 5% lower.
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Chicago
API
Chicago Produce Prices and New York Dairy Rates Summary
AP reports wholesale poultry and butter prices steady in Chicago with roaster and fryer ranges. Eggs show weakening demand and lower prices. potato arrivals and U.S. shipments indicate moderate supplies and firm to slightly stronger markets, especially for round reds. New York dairy supplies are ample with mixed butter and cheese prices and steady creamery butter market.
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Chicago
USDA
Acore
U.S
Washington Russels
Red River Valley
New York
Usdaj
Welsh disaster inquest nears verdict on Aberfan slag avalanche
Grieving parents in Aberfan demand accountability as the inquest into the coal slag avalanche that buried the village school proceeds. A man mourning his wife and two sons urges a verdict of buried alive by the national coal board amid accusations of neglect. 143 bodies recovered, 200 feared, with 34 victims identified so far. tensions flare as protesters accuse authorities of causing the tragedy.
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Aberfan
Wales
National Coal Board
Britain
Benjamin Jamilton
Truck Fails To Ram Berlin Wall
Two East Germans attempted to ram a truck through barriers opposite Checkpoint Charlie. The vehicle breached one barrier then stopped before the last. two border guards detained the men after the crash with no shots fired. A witness noted armor on the windshield and the truck careened into a lamp post before stopping on the sidewalk.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Charlie
West Berlin
Cambodia backs Lon Nol in vote of confidence
Cambodia's national assembly approved Premier Lon Nol's government in a vote of confidence on Sunday night. Nol asserted Cambodia will stay neutral and follow reciprocity towards nations that respect it. The kingdom had held ties with China the Soviet Union and France while severing relations with the United States in 1965 over border bombings.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
National Assembly
Lon Nol
Tax rules for stock losses and repurchase timing
Investors can offset up to 4000 in profits plus 1000 of ordinary income with losses from stock held over six months. Any remaining loss can be carried forward. You may rebuy the stock after a 31 day waiting period to claim the loss as a tax credit.
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Sam Shulsky
Vinton Man Charged After Car Hits Road Grader
Jerry G. Reifenstahl 28 was charged with failing to stop in an assured clear distance ahead after driving into the rear of a Linn county road grader on highway 74 about one mile south of Palo. He was treated at St. Luke's hospital for fractured ribs and other injuries. The grader operator Alfred R. Minor 49 was uninjured. The car was damaged beyond repair.
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Vinton
Linn County
Palo
Alfred R. Minor
Forty-ninth Street
Reifenstahl
Court Reviews Power To Strip Citizenship
The Supreme Court agreed to reexamine the 1940 nationality act provision allowing the government to strip citizenship for voting in a foreign election. The test case is brought by the New York Civil Liberties Union for artist Afroyim, naturalized in 1926.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
State Department
Tthe New York Civil Liberties Union
Boys Afroyim
U.S
Marion residents register to vote for Nov 8 election
Registration drive runs this week by both parties and city clerk as deadline nears. City Clerk Merwen L. Taylor extends hours to 9 p.m. Friday for late registrations. Voters must be registered to be eligible and new or changed names or addresses require registration.
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Marion
Merwen L. Taylor
Democratic
Noutheast
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
Farmers State Bank
Grass Fires Reported in Marion Area
Marion fire crews responded twice Sunday to grass fires on 30th Street SE Tama Street and Indian Creek Drive with no damage reported. Other small ads note Kenwood Rug Cleaning Ray's Jewelry and Freit's Barber Service. Sorg political ad urges increased state aid to schools.
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Marion
Thirtieth Street
L Drive
Tama Street
Indian Creek Drive
South
Sorg
Garfield School awards honor list
On Friday night at Garfield school the following boys received awards: James Bys, Bruce Reeder, Scott Neil, Mike Waiters, Gary Riley, Randy Gordon, Bruce Creei, Randy Stefani, Brian Boesenberg, Rod Bradley, Kurt Korte, Bill Wims, Jim Anderson, Bruce Berg, Brad Norman, Dick Lowry, Matt Steitzer, Gary Schmidt, John Seery, Bruce Giza, Mark Berry, Marty Gordon and Danny Allison.
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Garfield School
James Bys
Bruce Reeder
Scott Neil
Mike Waiters
Gary Riley
Randy Gordon
Bruce Creei
Randy Stefani
Brian Boesenberg
Rod Bradley
Kurt Korte
Bill Wims
Jim Anderson
Bruce Berg
Brad Norman
Dick Lowry
Matt Steitzer
Gary Schmidt
John Seery
Bruce Giza
Mark Berry
Marty Gordon
Dan-ny Allison
McGregor Youths Injured In Mississippi River Bridge Crash
Two McGregor youths were injured when their car struck the small Mississippi river bridge between Marquette and Prairie du Chien Sunday night. Douglas Weiss, 16, the driver, and Donald Kress, 17, were hospitalized in fair condition at McGregor hospital.
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McGregor
Mississippi River
Marquette
Prairie du Chien
Douglas Weiss
Donald Kress
McGregor Hospital
Laotian Premier Rules Coup a Local Incident
Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma called last Friday's air force revolt a localized episode not worth wide significance. He spoke during a Bangkok stopover on Sunday while returning from Paris to handle a difficult situation.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phowma
Souvanna
Bangkok
Paris
Fire Damages Machinery on Decorah Farm
Special to The Gazette. A fire Monday morning on the John Hegg farm five miles south of Decorah caused heavy damage to a corn picker and tractor. The blaze began at 8 a.m. when gasoline spilled onto exposed wiring as Hegg was filling the tractor tank. He moved the machinery away from a shed and prevented further spread. Decorah fire department extinguished the flames.
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Gazette
Decorah
John Hegg
Hegg
Crash Injuries Special in The Gazette
Raymond Weymiller aged 18 was in fair condition in a LaCrosse hospital Monday after a Sunday accident three miles southwest of New Albin on Highway 182. His car left the road struck railroad tracks and rolled several times, the vehicle demolished.
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Gazette
New Albin
Raymond Weymiller
LaCrosse
Highway 182
Weymiller
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