Hogs Steady To 25 Lower In Mixed Market News
Chicago cattle and hog prices mixed with butchers steady to 25 cents lower. Atlantic stock markets rose to new highs amid economic optimism and a large United Fruit block trade. Iowa Des Moines receipts show slow demand with hogs steady to 25 cents lower and sow prices steady to weak. Dressed meats report notes steady to lower steer and pork cuts with varied price moves across Midwest markets.
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North Korea Says Pueblo Crew Won't Be Freed
North Korea's Rodong Sinmun claims the 82 Pueblo crewmen will not be released unless the United States admits the ship violated North Korean waters and apologizes. The paper says the sailors are spies to be punished under North Korean law, though they allegedly confessed and sought leniency.
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Cedar Rapids hog market edges lower on butchers
Prices Tuesday show a 25 cent drop for butchers while SOWS hold steady. Monday bids ranged 19.25 to 19.65 for bulk country and plant delivered butchers at 200 to 230 pounds, with packing sows 17.75 to 18.00. Car arrivals totaled 107 with 61 corn, 28 soybeans, 13 oats and 5 wheat, as grain and poultry prices are listed.
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Grain Exchange Mostly Higher Leads Thursday City Briefs
Wheat and other grains rose on the Grain Exchange with No. 2 yellow hard wheat around 125 cents per bushel and soybeans mixed. Livestock markets in Iowa and Omaha show cattle and hogs steady to higher, with feeder and slaughter prices reported across Sioux City and Omaha. local hospital notices and ads accompany the brief.
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Chicago Produce and Poultry Market Report
Crackers: live poultry roasters 24 25 cents per lb. heavy hens limited. Butter prices 93 AA, 92 A. Eggs grade A whites 44 1 4, med 44, standards 39. Potatoes arrivals 42. shipments 131. New York demand slow. butter light. creamery 93 AA 70 4-101 1/2 cents.
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Upturn in Sales Reported by Square D Co Chief
Square D Co president M. P. Kartalia notes an upturn in third quarter sales after a first half decline in 1968. Earnings for H1 fell 21 percent to $9.9 million or 47 cents a share from $12.5 million or 70 cents. Tax surcharge accounted for five cents of the drop. demand weakened in industrial products.
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Wall Street Journal
Two More Iowans Killed in Vietnam War
Two Iowa servicemen were killed in action in the Vietnam War. Army Pfc. Randall Farlow, 19, of Booneville, died near Da Nang when his supply truck was hit by enemy fire. Army 2nd Lt. Michael Wonderlich, 24, son of Delmar Sloan, was with the 25th Infantry Division and killed in action.
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Idiot Smith Sends Postcard From Vacation
Geoff Smith news director at KTVI in St. Louis sends a postcard from vacation calling long road trips foolish. He signs it Idiot Smith, urging colleagues to laugh at the drive and its 5,000 mile distance.
Demo Suggests Agnew Be Given Diplomacy Tips
Rep. Matsunaga urged Spiro Agnew to mind diplomacy and stop using slurs as he criticized the Republican nominee. He cited a Washington Post account of Agnew saying he does not judge crowds by race and noted an incident on Agnew’s plane involving a sleeping Japanese descent reporter.
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Space Officials Warn of Soviet Air Developments
American space officials warn the United States could lose its air leadership soon as the Soviet Union accelerates advanced aircraft research. Space chief Thomas Paine cites Russia’s determined push and Edward Welsh notes potential Shortsightedness in air research, while Apollo 7 testing proceeds with a projected October launch.
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Agnew Defends Comment About Reporter From Japan
Spiro Agnew called Democratic accusations of using a contemptuous term for a Japanese reporter "really desperate." He said the remark, quoted in a Washington Post story, was a joke between friends aboard a Nixon campaign plane.
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KCRG TV 9 Announces Color News Weeknights at Ten
The station promotes its enhanced 10 PM news program in color with broader audience appeal. More viewers rely on the weeknight newscast for late coverage and updates.
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Graduates Ernest L Pameticky From Western Town Tech
Ernest L Pameticky of 2417 Wisconsin Street SW Sioux City graduated on September 20 from Western Town Technical College.
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Wisconsin Street
Western Town Technical College
Sioux City
Turkiye Earth Tremors Cause Fatalities and Injuries
Istanbul AP reports two people died and several were injured as violent earthquakes struck a wide area in southeast Turkey on Tuesday. Local radio outlets provided updates on casualty figures and affected regions.
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