Hogs and cattle prices lifted in weekly market report
From Chicago and Des Moines market desks the weekly livestock note shows barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents, sows higher, slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower, and spring lambs steady. USDA receipts in Des Moines list 40,000 Friday. demand generally good with mixed grades pricing 19 to 27 dollars per hundredweight across various weights.
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Chicago
Barrows
Gills
DES Moines
USDA
Peking Orders Soldiers to Read Mao for Promotion
Chinese army regulations cap promotion on reading chairman Mao Tse tung's works and following his teachings. Lin Piao and Mao seek tighter control as the purge intensifies. Reports cite farms in Hunan and rural mass study of Mao, with Red Guards influencing public opinion.
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Tokyo
China
General ‘Political Department
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
New China News Agency
N.C.N.A
Mao
Hunan
Young Fine Arts Department
The
Red Guards
Marion Woman's Club
M. F. Jessen
Seventeenth Avenue
Mac
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Star
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Lin Piao
Foreign Ministry
Kinya Niiseki
Public Information Bureau
Red Guard
China Lin
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle prices steady on Saturday
C R Markets reports Saturday hog prices steady with Friday bids for 200 to 230 lb butchers at 21.75 to 22.25 and 300 lb packing sows bid 20.00 to 20.50. Cattle quotes show Prime steers 25.78 to 26.75, good and standard ranges, with heifers and cows listed. Grain, wool, poultry, and egg prices accompany the market report with unit deliveries and weight-based adjustments.
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Cedar Rapids
Farm Moose Disrupts Northfield Dairy Farm
A 900 pound bull moose moved onto Newton Scroggins dairy cows in Northfield Massachusetts. The moose grazed with the herd and blocked entry to the field delaying cows being brought home. Game wardens tranquilized the animal and transported him back to the woods on Friday.
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Northfield
Mass
Newton Scroggins
Scroggins
Policy Permits Red Gain Says General Twining
Former chairman Nathan Twining criticizes the state department for allowing communist gains through limited war policy. He argues indecision and defense superiority domination hinder national security and urges Johnson to discard a no-win stance and remove appeasers from White House advisory groups.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Air Force
Nathan Twining
Twining
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Defense
McNamara
Congo Crisis Deepens Amid Angola Mercenary Claims
Tangled violence in Kisangani sharpens tensions as Kinshasa cuts communications after clashes between national army troops and Katangese mutineers resume. Reports accuse Portugal of allowing mercenary bases in Angola backing Tshombe.
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Portugal
Angola
Moise Tshormbe
Kisangani
Stanleyville
Kinshasa
Nnational Army
Kangaroo Club Seeks Belt Use to Cut Traffic Toll
Coatesville Pennsylvania AP report details the Kangaroo Club International founded 1964 by the Chester County Safety Council. It promotes seat belt use with 292 life members and 237 chapters in the U.S. and Canada. The group aims to reduce crash injuries and fatalities, provide safety materials, and collect data for researchers.
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Coatesville
Kangaroo Club
Kangaroo Club International
Chester County Safety Council
Frank Bird
Lukens Steel Co
Bird
U.S
Canada
Mayor Lindsay Checks Courtesy Among City Workers
New York Mayor John Lindsay phoned city departments to test courtesy and found unsatisfactory replies at the sanitation office. A 16 year old part timer answered with a casual greeting, then passed to a supervisor, prompting the mayor to note the tone was improper. The teen said he answered quickly while handling two calls and did not intend discourtesy.
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New York
John Lindsay
Sanitation Department
Lindsay
Bill To Curb Klan Tossed In Pigeonhole
Washington AP The House Committee on un American activities dropped for this session a bill aimed at clandestine organizations and violent Klan activity. Members argued constitutional flaws and brief hearings. civil rights groups and the ACLU opposed the measure. The panel adjourned without action as the session nears its end.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Ilandestine
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Americans For Democratic Action
American Civil Liberties Union
Lawrence Speiser
ACLU
Gen
Katzenbach
Willis
D-La
Transit Walkout Shuts Tokyo Commuters
Tokyo 350000 commuters faced a three hour transit walkout by transportation unions protesting delays in monthly allowance payments.
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Tokyo
Transportation Union
Detroit Family Rescues Florida Dog Linked by Photo
A Fort Lauderdale dog in the pound earned a newspaper photo that led Gail Andrews of Farmington to claim the dog for Detroit. The dog Proxy will fly to fill the void from the loss of Duke, a Doberman terrier mix killed by a car last fall. Gail and her sisters offered $32 for air transport and a home.
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Detroit
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Associated Press
Detroit News
Gail Andrews
Farmington
Duke
Gail
Sue
Barbara
Paul Andrews
Proxy
Broward County
Stronger Titan 3 nose cover to prevent future failures
CAPE KENNEDY AP reports the Air Force will switch from fiberglass to an all metal nose covering on Titan 3 rockets to improve strength and enable better inspection. The Aug 26 breakup of a fiberglass shroud near liftoff led to an explosion. a board cited the shroud or payload as likely causes. The first all metal nose cone is due before the next Titan 3 launch early next year with seven military satellites and one engineering satellite aboard.
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Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Air Force Investigation l
Lincoln Bank Holdup Sparks Police Manhunt
Lincoln police seek a nervous gunman and a possible female companion after a Have- Jack National bank hold up. The suspect disarmed a officer, fired a warning shot, dropped about 70 dollars, and escaped in a white Chevrolet Nova with a 19 year old woman.
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Lincoln, Neb
Have- Jack National Bank
Lincoln
State of Washington
Gus Dittman
Dittman
Navy Plans New Amphibious Assault Vessel
The Navy outlined plans to develop an amphibious assault ship capable of carrying multiple transport helicopters and hundreds of troops for air and ground missions. A spokesman announced the project on Friday. Meanwhile in Greece, the postal service and state hospitals faced a 24-hour warning strike for higher pay and benefits, with emergency wards staffed.
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Washington
Navy
Athens
Greece
Hearing on Wild Geese Dispute Ordered in Wisconsin
Circuit Judge Henry Gergen ordered the federal government to show cause why agents should not be restrained from chasing wild geese from the Horicon national wildlife refuge. A hearing was set for next Thursday in Juneau on the state's petition for a temporary restraining order as wardens used battle-gas cannons and firecrackers to frighten geese.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Henry Gergen
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Juneau
Geese Evdade Refuge Fireworks Burn Heightened Wisconsin Row
Federal and state officials clashed over relocating migratory Canada geese at a Wisconsin refuge. A week of contention ended with a brief truce as cannons fired over the sanctuary northwest of Milwaukee. Officials tallied 11 700 geese by Friday night, up from about 5 000.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Milwaukee
Gergen
Ilinois
Fulton
Schmidhauser Fete Highlights Iowa City Rep
Williamsburg hosts a 7:30 p.m. dance and fun festival at the country club in honor of First District Representative John Schmidhauser of Iowa City. The event aims to celebrate the congressman's service with community members attending tonight.
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Schmidhauser
Williamsburg
First District
John Schmidhauser
Iowa City
Tin Williamsburg
Shane Turns Down Offer to Fight in KC RG-TV War
Shane declines a lucrative invite to star in a build up gunfight range war on KC RG-TV Channel 9 tonight at 6 30 p m in color.
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Bridge ON the River Kwai
William Holden
Alec Guinness
Channel 9
Shane
Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids ordinances vacate alley and bid for sidewalk work
Cedar Rapids City Council adopts Ordinance No. 96 46 vacating a portion of an alley between C Avenue NE and C Avenue NE near 7th Street NE and authorizes conveyance to Iowa Milling Company for 308.00. Bids for concrete sidewalk project opened October 12, 1966 with 10 percent bid bond required and council reserve of right to reject all bids.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
City OF
7Th Street
Original Town
Iowa Milling Company
Spug
Harold G. Schaefer
Robert M. T. Johnson
Cedar Rapids zoning ordinance changes property east of Johnson Avenue
The Cedar Rapids City Council rezones the westerly 150 feet of the northerly 200 feet of part of the NW SW of Section 30-83-7 Linn County from R-1 to B-1 Neighborhood and other zoning notices follow for Marion Iowa. Public hearings are scheduled October 1946 with objections to reclassifications due.
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Linn County
Lowe
Johnson Avenue
Johnson Avene N.W
Shen- Bing
A.D
City Plan Commission
Marion
Iowa
Hall
11Th Street
Henderson
Thomas E, McGowan
Thomas E. McGowan
Iown
14Th Street
Clark
Phyllis Risk
Plan and Zone Commission
Lawa
City Planning Commission
William K. Luke
Joy A. Luke
City of
Marian
Phyllis C. Risk
City Planning & Zoning Commission
Notice of Probate and Executor Appointment in Iowa Estate
Probate proceeding in Linn County Iowa for the estate of L B Davis deceased. Leona M Davis appointed executor. Creditors must file claims with the district court within six months from the second publication. Action to challenge the will must be brought within one year from second publication. Dated September 21 1966 Cedar Rapids Iowa. Impson B Emery attorney for executor. October 1944 date appears in record.
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State of Iow
Linn County
LB. Davis
L. A. Davis
L. B. Davis
Leona MM. Davis
Leona M. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Lowa Impson B. Emery
Notice for Proposals for Cedar Rapids Sidewalks
City of Cedar Rapids invites sealed proposals for the supply of materials and labor for sidewalk construction on 2nd Street NE and 42nd Street NE. Bids due as per clerk's specifications on file, covering work from Wenia Road to Center Point Road and related segments on Center Point Road to Old Marian and Council Street NE.
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Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Iowa
2Nd Street
Wenia Road
Center Point Road
42Nd Street
Old Marianond
Council Street
Notice of Probate and Executor for Carr Estate
In Linn County Iowa probate No 32742 the will of N Talitha Carr deceased was admitted on September ith 1966 with Gaie L Parrish appointed executor. Creditors must file claims within one year from second publication. payment to the estate is requested.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Linn County
N. Talitha Carr
Gaie L. Parrish
Brovant
Chess
Gale L
Parrish
Monmouth
Illinois
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Dale
Fair Ray
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Lawrence B. Sprankle
Jesus
Grace Baptist
Ralph B. Ryal
St. Joseph’s Catholic
William H. Blessington
James J. McBride
Joseph E. Naumann
Peter M. Morgan
Robert Hess
Charles Warner
Randy Wright
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
William J .E. Biedermann
St. Paul's Lutheran
Missouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Peace On Earth
Ronald W. Miers
Marion Pta
Vernon Junior High School
Glen E. Linguist
Delbert Miller
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Marion Christian Church
Harold Halstead
Wor
Musical Literary Club
M. A. Edison
Tenth Street
John Gitty
Roy Potthoff
John Cracraft
Cornelius van iBerkum
O-da-kon-ya
Merlyn Truesdell
Lynda Hall
Kim Truesdell
Linda Alonge
Brenda Hicks
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
Marion Boy Scout Troop 35
Yellow River Forest Preserve
Town
William RK
Russ” Singleton
Murdoch
Ta Wa Si
Joan Rosenberger
Ann Hotle
Cavey Bachtell
Melissa Thompson
John Roderick
Jane Prouty
Daniel Prouty
Seventh Avenue
Luke’s Hospital
Sixteenth Street
Third Avenue
Marion Woman’s Club
Public
Amana
Otto Kieckhaefer
Lincoln Drive
C.R. Markets
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Transit
Florida
Titan
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