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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
19
AP dispatches from Chicago and Des Moines show hog prices slipping 50 cents to 1.75 lower for the week, with barrows and gilts generally weak. Slaughter steers and spring lambs are reported mostly steady amid varied receipts and demand, with detailed price ranges for weights and grades across markets.
C R Markets recorded steady hog prices with Friday bids for 200 to 230 pound butchers at 21.50 to 22.00 dollars and 300 pound sows bid at 20.25 to 20.56. Pricing reflects weight grade adjustments. lambs at 21 to 22.50 dollars per hundredweight and grain prices listed include No 2 corn 4.31 and oats and soybeans locally.
Belgrade AP dispatch reports Premier Chou En-lai urged Peking Red Guards to halt assaults on Sun Yat-sen's widow Soong Ching-ling who is revered as a heroine of the Communist revolution. The dispatch notes honors and the insult to Sun Yat-sen's memory. In Yemen, President Sallal accepted Premier Amry's resignation and will form a new government.
TORONTO AP A private investigator says he infiltrated the Canadian Nazi party and gathered names and addresses of supporters. John Garrity claims more than 600 Canadians contributed or sought information, including five Toronto businessmen. He provided files and communications with Nazi leaders to police and the Jewish Congress. The Beattie party leader disputes the claims, calling Garrity an imposter.
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States is reviewing a Peking claim that U S planes strafed a Chinese village near the Vietnam border on September 9. He had no information confirming any such action and noted Saigon’s report of a clash with MiGs, without confirming plane nationality. Pentagon officials offered no immediate comment on Peking’s report.
Jakarta AP report cites Dr Arbain Yusuf saying 35 villages show more than 10000 starved between November and April. He warns up to 40000 could starve by year end, due to water shortages and scant harvests, with aid demanded including 15000 tons of rice.
Dr Edward A Wolfe of Walnut Creek California a former Keokuk county resident and Sigourney High School attendee will address Bethel Church Sigourney east of town Sunday at 1015 a m He will recount experiences in the Holy Land as one of five ministers sponsored by Simpson College for the trip in June.
Tokyo AP North Vietnam identified a second captured American pilot Lt. Burton Campbell 27 and said Major James Kasler, a renowned Viet Nam era ace, suffered a double fracture above the knee after being shot down last month. Campbell described capture after parachuting, hospital care, and a seven day march to camp. He and Kasler spoke of family, health, and hopes for an end to the war.
Michael J. McKee twenty of 161 Thirty-eighth street NE was arrested on a warrant for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Authorities tied him to an attack on Marian K. Becker twenty one of 1576 Second avenue SE after he drove her from Russo's Pizza House. Becker was treated at Mercy hospital and released. McKee posted a one thousand dollar bond.
Jim A. Gatewood nineteen of 1248 Wilson avenue SW was fined 100 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Municipal Judge Howard Mc Laughlin suspended fifty dollars of the fine on condition of good behavior. Police say Gatewood raced and squealed tires in the 1300 block of L street Sunday at 11 55 a.m. and neighborhood residents complained.
Richard J. Woods, 50, of Springville died Friday about 4:30 p.m. from a heart attack while driving in the south part of Springville. His car struck two other autos. He worked for Bjornsen Construction Co. Services set for Monday at 1:30 p.m. at a Murdoch funeral home in Marion. Burial at Oak Shade cemetery.
Rita Pearl Cook, 24, of Urbana, was hospitalized after a one car crash on highway 101 two miles north of here at 4:25 a.m. The car left the road, skidded, rolled three times, and she was thrown from the vehicle. She suffered severe lacerations to her left side and legs. Her body struck and broke a cement post and went through barbed wire fence, found by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkman of Vin ton as they passed.
A large barn on the Don Ratchford farm three miles west of Rowley burned early today. Fire officials could not determine a cause as Rowley firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading to nearby structures.
Airman 3-c Joe Rinas spends 20 days with parents Mr and Mrs Bruno Rinas at 1155 Twenty-ninth Street before heading to Monterey California to attend a defense language institute after completing basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. Rev James K McClane to speak at Sunday service 1030 at First Presbyterian church as Marion church hosts neighboring Presbyterian group seeking a pastor.
A detailed listing of area churches with pastors and service times. Includes Marion churches such as Lutheran of the Resurrection, St Pauls Lutheran, Free Methodist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Bethel Baptist, First Baptist, Church of God Seventh Day, Grace Baptist, and United Seventh Day Brethren. Notes Sunday schools and sermon topics where provided.
Vatican announces 79 year old Cardinal Angel Herrera y Oria has relinquished his diocese of Malaga while remaining a cardinal. Pope Paul also issued directives tied to Vatican II urging diocese heads to resign by age 73 as part of the church reform.
Billy H. Conrad aged 17 of 912 Sixth Street SE was given a 30 day suspended jail sentence after pleading to a fighting charge. Police say he fought another youth in the 400 block of Twelfth Avenue SE on Aug 5. He was initially charged as a juvenile but was handled as an adult in municipal court.
Charles C. Zipse, 28, of Charles City, was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape. He appeared at a municipal court preliminary hearing and remained jailed in Linn county. Bond set at $5,000. Authorities allege an attempt to assault a 20 year old woman at the Marley hotel in September.
A Tipton district court jury awarded Dr. H. E. O'Neal of Ventura California formerly of Tipton eight thousand eight hundred twenty dollars and five cents for injuries from an accident in Tipton on January 6 1963. He had sued Glenn W. Eaton and the Farm Equipment Co. of Durant for fifty eight thousand eight hundred seventy five dollars.
A suspected burglar connected to a stolen 1965 Mercury fled across four counties from O'Brien to Plymouth and Sioux, eluding police with a high speed chase. Dogs and a highway patrol plane joined the search as officers from four counties pursued tracks and found a wrecked car carryingtelevision equipment and cash.
An Ottumwa couple Mr and Mrs Ralph Troutfetter both 51 suffered minor injuries in a three car crash Friday at 4 30 p m in the 300 block of First avenue West They were treated at St Luke s hospital and released Police said Troutfetter s car was hit from behind by Carolyn M England 27 of 1728 O avenue NW The Troutfetter auto was pushed against the rear of a car driven by Anthony J Romar 47 of 1436 M street SW No charges were filed.
Premier Ky softened earlier talk of invading North Vietnam saying a successful halt to infiltration could be achieved by establishing effective military control south of the border if enough troops are available. The statement was made in Saigon as AP reports on Saturday.
Washington AP reports President Johnson will not undertake a three city speaking tour to labor meetings. M A Hutcheson, president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, said he heard of a White House change. White House officials said travel plans were not completed and Johnson had not finalized any speeches.
Candace Stewart, a 16 year old girl who received a kidney transplant four months ago, is back in her grade 11 classroom this fall in Ottawa.
About 300 Cuban exiles rallied in Miami and fought police near the British consulate. Police arrested 32 demonstrators on charges from disorderly conduct to assault. Twenty officers were hurt lightly. reinforcements restored order in minutes. The protest followed detention of four guerrillas by a British frigate after their Nassau trial for illegal entry and weapon possession. Major Armando Fleites, Alpha 66 commander, was among those held.
Notices announce appointment of administrators and executors for several Iowa estates. Filings to prove claims must be authenticated with the court within six months of the second publication, or be barred. Names include Ruth H. Chisman and N Talitha Carr, with executors Gale Parrish and Barbara Warren Davis among others.
Probate No. 32760 in the district of the estate of Bertha M Warren Deceased. The last will admitted to probate on September 8 1946 with hearing set September 20 1962. Barbara Warren Davis and Frances Warren Baker named executors. Creditors must file claims within one year from second publication. debtors to pay promptly.
Ad copy touts early access to funds for future plans and business opportunities. Emphasizes pressable finance at the lowest bank rates and urges readers to act now for favorable terms.
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