Stock Rise Continues Amid Mixed Day In Market
New York markets moved higher at a steady pace with modest gains and losses across shares. American Motors rose near a point and led activity, while General Dynamics fell over five points. Ford slipped slightly due to a strike pause, and GM and Chrysler rose.
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New York
American Motors
Steels
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
Hogs Off 25 To 50 Cents In Tuesday Estimates
Chicago AP USDA Tuesday receipts show 1,500 cattle 4,000 hogs 500 sheep. Hog prices 25 to 50 cents lower. slaughter cattle and heifers down 25 to 50 cents. Trade guidelines vary by market with mixed changes across regions and weight classes. Slaughter steers and heifers also mostly lower. detailed price ranges listed for multiple weight categories.
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Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
U.S
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Omama Livestock Omaha
UPI
Istic
Prison Industries Official Found Shot In Fort Madison
The assistant manager at the Towa state industries of the State penitentiary in Fort Madison was fatally shot. Police said Charles Decoursey, 35, died from a chest wound from a .35 caliber gun. The weapon was found at the Decoursey home. His brother-in-law and father-in-law located the body.
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Fort Madison
UPI
Towa State Industries
State Penitentiary
Charles Decoursey
ISU Fieldhouse bids double original cost
Iowa State officials faced bids totaling nearly 12 million for a fieldhouse auditorium first planned at 6 million. Manhattan Construction led the base bid at 10.35 million with other contracts from A J Allen, Brown Brothers Electric, Kimball, and Ideal Seating. The university weighs redesign, delay, or alternative funding as state regents approval looms.
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State Board of Regents
General Construction
Manhattan Construction Co
Tulsa
Oklo
A. J. Allen
Des Moines
Brown Brothers Electric Co
Brothers of
Council Bluffs
Ideal [Seating Co
Grand Rapids
L Saneeno
Grain Exchange Mixed as Prices See Small Shifts in Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade futures show mixed gains and losses across grains with wheat rising about four to five cents, corn and oats uneven, and soybeans shifting 14 to 4 cents. Cash grain prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 1.48, No. 2 yellow corn at 3.20, and No. 2 yellow soybeans at 2.70, with variations in other commodities and wholesale produce pricing across butter eggs and potatoes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Scm Co
Harris
Ie Kerce Inc
Abbott Lab
Uedfay
BC Cen
SnsmiThk
Ms Alles Co
Southrac
Spartan
Aote Bar Hupp Cepperry
Allied
Scuare Do
Mela Sia Brand
Ye Am Airiin
Va Am Bosch
IngerRand
Gian Warn
IBM
Aenks
Swift
T&t
AlMet
JK Tektronix
Teledyne Inc
Tenneco
JahnMan
Texaco
John John
A'S
Tex P W Wy Amp Inc
Bae Ta Kaiser al
Va Textron
Ampex Corp
Dale
Arken Chem
Kerr Mc
Transwwair
Armco SH
Kimbalk
Transamer
Ata Alta 4A
Armour
Koppers
Kresge
Ao Kroger
Sava
H Atchison
Lear Sieg
Allas Corp Wa
Lenpcem
UME Ind
Lehman
AirLin
Unitaire
Lva
Bergen
Chicago
AeroWar
US. Steel
Absa
Aba
Chicase Mercantile Exchange
Brigoss
Macke Ca
Jase Brunswick
Bucd Ca
Vola Ig Magnavox
Abla Sve
Varian Asso Sa
Bullard
Maratha
My .Vende Co
Bulova
Mar
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Mareh
Buriand
Marquez
WarnLamb
Burroughs J
MartinMar
Mead Co
WnUnTel
Srl
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Dsa
Lla Melv
iWestg el
Tava
Weyerhr
Abs Ath Dave
Woolworth
Alva Alva Y Cenco Ins
Xerox
Zenith
Associated Press
CFI
Motorola
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Coly Palm
Asti- ColtinRad
du Ray
Nat Steel
Comsalv
Nevada
Comsat
CanFood
Riley
Norngas
Cooperin
Norton
Cowles
Owensill
ST Cudahy Co
May Curtis Pub
Pan Am
Delta Air
Peach Coal
PennDixie
Steel
Penney
Val DiamAlk
Pena
Pwlt
Disney
Pennzoil
Bt Fe
Pensico
PerfFitm
Pfizer
PhilMorr
Wal
Phill Pet
Pitts Steel
Polaroid AO
Procterg
Alby
Cressind
Pullman
Duke Pw
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RCA Ath
Alston
Dynamo
WPF
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Raytheon
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EvansPd
FNC
Lamson Brothers FoodFair
Boritck Ira
Wits
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Grain Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade Men
U.S
Round Reds
Washington Russet Burbanks
Nor Golds
Minnesota Tround Reds
Romney faces 20 day slum tour to study racial tensions
Washington AP report notes Michigan Governor Romney will embark on a 20 day tour of urban slums to examine causes of racial unrest and potential remedies as he positions for the 1968 GOP nomination. Supporters hope his stance on Vietnam remains steady while avoiding news conferences during the trip.
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Washington
Michigan
George. Romney
Vietnam
G.O.P
Johnson
Big City
Romney
Teacher Wins 16500 Damages Over Communist Teacher Accusation
Virginia Franklin, a Paradise high school teacher, won 16500 in damages from American Legion Post 259 Paradise and Alice Blount of Long Beach after being called a communist and denied teaching rights. Judge Bertram Jones noted freedom of expression is paramount and awarded 7500 general plus 1500 punitive to Franklin, with 1000 general and 500 punitive to Blount. Franklin had sued for 300000 and claimed job rejections since 1962, resigning in 1966 to do UC Berkeley UCLA research.
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Croville
Calif
California
Wfappiloween
Franklin
Inia
Communist
Asilomar
American Legion
Paradise American Ledefe
Virginia Franklin
Post 259
Paradise
Alice Blount
Long Beach
Legion Post
Janes
Verys
Jones
Paradise School System
Berkeley
University of ‘California At
Los Angeles
Community college reports registrations for Cedar Rapids area
Cedar Rapids area general adult education, adult high school and part time vocational programs show 1621 registrations with ongoing enrollment. Classes start next week and adults may enroll at the class site or by calling 366 6206. The community college now operates the Cedar Rapids and Marion general adult classes.
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Area Ten Community College
Cedar Rapids
Community College
Marion
Train Hits Car Injuring Woman in L Street Crash
Elizabeth J. Prochaska, 45, of 1802 L Street SW, was treated at Mercy for facial lacerations, a broken nose, and possible back injuries after her southbound car with no headlights was struck on the left by a Milwaukee railroad engine in the 800 block of L Street SW Saturday. She faced charges of driving without proper control, at night with no headlights, and having no driver's license.
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Elizabeth J. Prochaska
L Street
Prochaska
Algerian Quake Cracks Walls in Elida Area
Tremors felt within a 12 mile radius caused cracks in walls of several houses near Elida Algeria. No injuries reported, authorities assess damage and monitor aftershocks. Residents wary as tremors continue through the day.
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Elida
Algeria
Charge Oelwein Cyclist in Crash
Charges were filed against Daniel E. Smith 20 and Gary Cone 19 after an accident on highway 150 south of Oelwein when Smiths bike struck Cones bike causing it to cross the center line and hit an oncoming car. Cones rider Vincent Fettkether 22 and Conos passenger were treated and released. Smith faces driving with license suspended and failure to have control charges.
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Oelwein
Highway 150
Daniel E. Smith
Gary Cone
Smith
Cono
Milton Gonzalez
Vincent Fettkether
Fayette
Oelwein Hospital
Notice of Will Without Administration and Forfeiture
Probate notice names Emil Shetek estate in Linn County and a Will admitted to probate with no administration. It warns one year to contest the will after second publication. Also included is a notice of forfeiture for a real estate contract in Cedar Rapids, detailing defaults and required actions within 30 days to avoid cancellation. Names Rollin T Heald and Rosemary M Miler appear, with addresses and dates noted.
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O Lochang
Linn
Mil Shegek
Emil Shebek
Emil Shetek
Rosemary MM
Rosemary M Milter
Herby
Rollin
Heald
Rosemary M. ‘Miler
K. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
s—Rollin T. Heald, Vendor (Or Successor In Interest) Their Attorney” Tats
Merchants National Bank
East Lowan Hurt Twice in Vietnam
Marine Lance Cpl. Gerald Heller, 21, has been wounded in Vietnam for the second time. His mother, Mrs. Martin Heller, has been notified. He was initially wounded in June, received shrapnel wounds in the side on Sept. 7, and has been transferred to Washington, D.C. for treatment and eventual discharge due to his injuries.
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Sumner — Marine Lance
Gerald Heller
Vietnam
Martin Heller
Heller
Washington, D.C
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ISU
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John Jordan
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D-Wyo
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Detroit News
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J. Drake Edens, Jr
South Carolina
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Carrie Miller
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Duane Sternhagen
Linda
Fred Hunter, Jr
Monticello
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Hunter
Monticello Hospital
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Fred Hunters
Maquoketa Valley School
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