Africa Project on ABC Aims for Four Hour TV Event
ABC's Africa Project, a bold $2 million, multi-network documentary, will cover Africa's people land and animals with color film. Producer James Fleming oversees a team including Robert Ardrey and Elliot Elisofon, with air date possibilities in May and sponsorship undecided.
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Stock Feeders Cautioned on Over Optimism
Des Moines National Livestock Feeders Association president Robert Ray urged cautious optimism at the three day convention attended by over 1 000 people from 22 states and Canada. He warned that excessive buyer optimism last fall helped create negative margins and that the industry faces ongoing downs.
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Noble Named to Conservation Post by Hughes
Des Moines Iowa June appointment news says Governor Hughes named William Noble 46 of Oelwein to the Iowa conservation commission for a six year term starting July 1. Noble would replace Robert Beebe Sioux City attorney whose term ends June 30. Beebe sought reappointment.
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Senate Okays Naming Building for Wallace
Des Moines Iowa the senate approved a resolution to name a new state office building in Des Moines for Henry A Wallace the late vice president and former agriculture secretary The measure now goes to the house after defeating a bid to defer consideration.
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House Votes to Raise Debt Ceiling to 336 Billion
Washington AP The House approved raising the national debt limit from 330 to 336 billion dollars until July 1 by a 215 to 99 vote. The treasury warned delaying payment on government bills in March without extra borrowing power. A prior motion failed 261 to 155 with GOP amendments opposed as gimmickry.
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Arraigntowa Woman On Larceny Charge
Beulah Meyer 52 of Postville was arrested by Winneshiek county authorities on a larceny charge for stealing 625 dollars from the Charles Hoth residence in Frankville last weekend. She was arraigned in Postville before a justice of the peace, waived preliminary hearing, and bound over to district court on a 1000 dollar bond. Previously a babysitter for the Hoths.
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Sell those no longer needed space takers quickly ad
A concise want ad urges quick sale of unused items. It provides a contact number 369-1234 for interested buyers to call and arrange pickup or purchase. The notice emphasizes speed and simplicity in clearing clutter.
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Iowa House backs bill to end mandatory Saturday courthouse hours
A Des Moines report says a bill to remove the requirement for county courthouses to open Saturday mornings was placed on the house calendar. The measure would let county officials decide Saturday hours, with past 1965 legislation cited as unpopular and later upheld as valid. Rep Leonard Anderson supports county discretion amid varying practices.
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Hughes Signs Vietnam Bills
Des Moines Iowa Gov. Hughes signed seven bills to extend veterans provisions in state law to those serving in the Vietnam conflict since August 5 1964. The bills were passed by the legislature and signed on Wednesday.
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Anti Fascist Lawyer Marazza Dies in Italy at 73
Pallanza Italy AP Achille Marazza renowned anti Fascist lawyer who helped negotiate Mussolini's surrender to partisans in 1945 died Wednesday at age 73. He was a key figure in postwar resistance and legal defense of opponents to fascism.
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