Daily Report December 6 1968 Summary
Limitted list reads Robin Page Wa pello John H Bird 1312 Hous er Mrs Harold Phillips 1007 Nebraska Clarence Blank Wil ton Mrs Adelph Martin 1202 Indiana Ronald Sprague Route Cynthia Johnson 1139 Lucas. Dismissed Morris C Hahn 1608 Cantaloupe St Frank Is ett 605 W Third Mrs Lloyd Clark Columbus Junction Mrs Thelma Bailey Routed. Born Daughter to Mr and Mrs Glenn Franklin 106 Sheridan Thursday Daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Truitt 10058 Newell Thursday.
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Robin Page
Wapello
John H. Bird
Houser
Harold Phillips
Nebraska
Clarence Blank
Wilton
Adelph Martin
Indiana
Ronald Sprague
Cynthia Johnson
Lucas
Morris C. Hahn
Cantaloupe St
Frank Isett
W. Third
Lloyd Clark
Columbus Junction
Thelma Bailey
Glenn Franklin
Sheridan
Larry Truitt
Newell
Farm Safety Council Honors Trio of Iowans
Des Moines AP reports two Iowans Fred Winkler and Gregory Phillips received plaques for swift actions saving a life and preventing injuries. Winkler dived into the Des Moines River to rescue 30-year-old David Rutter after he fell from a fishing trip, risking his own life. Phillips, a Des Moines Transit Co. rider, acted when the driver collapsed, pulling the brake and stopping the bus to avert collision. The council also awarded its president Dr. Clarence Bockhop a gold wrist watch for leadership.
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DES Moines
Iowa Farm Safety Council Today
Fred Winkler
Ames
Gregory Phillips
Winkler
David Rutter
Fraser Dam
Boone
Young Phillips
Des Moines Transit Co
Phillips
Clarence Bockhop
More Draftees Replace Guard and Reserves
Pentagon plans to release about 20,000 Army National Guardsmen and reservists on active duty and replace them with draft calls, potentially up to 3,000 per month, to meet training demands and keep regulars ready. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese shells hit 37 allied bases near Saigon in the heaviest attacks since bombing halt, with 27 South Vietnamese killed and 104 wounded. U.S. hogs, cattle, and sheep prices mixed in Chicago market reports. Two Iowans dead in Vietnam identified as Marine Pic. Donald Kramer and Army Sgt. Richard Goodman. Stock market mixed with gains in steels and key issues. two Des Moines men charged with bank robbery in Winterset case.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Saigon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Associated Press
Marine Pic
Donald Kramer
Aurora
Richard Goodman
Des Moines
Goodman
William Owen
Pic
Kramer
George Kramer
NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Steels
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Victor Comptometer
American Telephone
Curtiss-Wright
Varian Associates
Grumman
Carter-Wallace
Cities Service
Eaca
American Stock Exchange
DES Moines (Ap
Booneville
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Winterset
Stuart L. Bumpue
Larry L. Bagley
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Muscatine Area
Obituary notices list services for Ernest E. Gideon Carrie Young Henry P. Bopp Kenneth Schauland and others. Rites held at Jay Funeral Home Calvary Baptist Church St Mathias Church and Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include relatives in Muscatine Davenport and Spokane.—Also Hollywood actor Fred Clark dies and Mildred Morgan services announced with multiple survivors and burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Local livestock and grain quotes follow.
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Ernest E. Gideon
Jay Funeral Home
Ottumwa
Brown Garlock
Wesley United Methodist Church
Ernest Fletcher
George Fletcher
Walter Worldeye
Lyman Bailey
Paul Bailey
W. Scott Giffin
Ottumwa Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Gideon
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Carrie Young
Calvary Baptist Church
Herbert Gotaas
Lillie Friederichsen
Ray Nyenhuis
Melvin Campbell
Bernard Campbell
Richard Terry
Larry Buster
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ralph J. Wittich
Edgington
Henry P. Bopp
St. Mathias Church
John H. Callahan
St. Ambrose Church
Milan
Mary Ann Gaeta
Sal LoBianco
St. Mathias ' School
Mike Frantz
Dave Potthoff
George Gerth
Sam Lazio
David Saick
Leo J. Bopp, Jr
Bill Hessman, Jr
Richard Bevins, Jr
Lynn Bopp
Albert McNeal
Merle Reed
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Muscatine
Riley Funeral Home
Mr. Bopp
Mercer County Hospital
Aledo
Kenneth Schauland
San Diego
Calif
Spokane
Wash
Schauland
Charles and
Anna Quandt Schauland
Ervin Schauland
Davenport
Mildred Morgan
Mildred. Morgan
Grand Ave
Pam
Fairbanks Chapel
Ralph Fischer
Frank Gillett
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry B. Thompson
Columbus Junction
Stacy Lewis
Harry Bruce Thompson
Earl BE. Josten
United Methodist Churches
Donna Hughes
Paul Kemp
Cecil Wiele
Harlan Beik
Harry B. Christy
Ralph McDowell
George Lindle
Cecil Wice
N.P. Schaefer
Zena Buster
Grandview Cemetery
Thatcher Export earns "E" Award for overseas growth
Thatcher Export, part of Thatcher Plastic Packaging, expands overseas presence with 24 agencies in Bolivia Paraguay and Brazil and markets in England Central and South America Japan and Europe. President Stiassni praises new products and market research driving foreign sales and customer ties.
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Paraguay
Brazil
Mr. O'Connor
Thatcher
England
Central
South America
Japan
Europe
U.S
Stiassni
Thatcher Export
Thatcher Plastic Packaging
Celon Company
Muscatine
Rexall
Fruitland
Meerkets Hogs Steady to 25 Cents Higher at Chicago Yard
Chicago AP reports butcher hogs mostly steady to 25 cents higher as receipts reach about 5,040 head with 4,000 shipped. Slaughter cattle and calves firm to 50 cents higher on 3,000 head. Wool lambs steady to 50 cents lower on 500 head. Monday’s projected livestock receipts total 11,000 cattle, 7,000 hogs with no sheep estimate. Special guests at Muscatine dinner include E S Burns and Harold Ogilvie with local bank and chamber leaders.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Chicago (Ap
E.S. Burns
Harold Ogilvie
New York Stocks Mixed Across Sectors In Friday Trade
A broad list of traded names shows mixed results as the New York market closes. Industrials and techs like IBM, General Electric, and Eastman Kodak post modest gains, while retailers and materials firms including Bethlehem Steel and US Steel show varied moves. Several large caps such as Exxon, Mobil, and Dow components fluctuate with volume and broad market sentiment. overall, no single theme dominates the session.
Futures rally trims losses on Chicago Board adoption
In early Chicago Board of Trade sessions corn fell about 1 cent but closed about 1/2 cent higher from nearby levels as gains spread across other pits. Soybean oil buying supported soybeans and wheat led by December futures up around 1 and a half cents. Potatoes arrivals stood at 59 with U.S. shipments listed and regional red varieties priced at 2.38 in Minnesota and North Dakota markets.
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Chicago
Corh
Chicago Board
USDA
U.S
Minnesota
Dakota
Reds
Chicago Cash Grains report summary
Chicago AP markets note grain prices with No 2 hard and soft wheat figures, No 2 yellow corn, No 2 extra heavy oats, No 1 yellow soybeans, and soybean oil pricing. Prices shown include decimals and percentages, reflecting current commodity values.
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