Pygmalion in a New York Rehearsal Hall Teases Stage Echoes
In New York a Rod of lines from Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion plays through a rehearsal mood as Eliza Doolittle, played by Julie Harris, talks with Higgins and Pickering. Harris reflects on cockney influences from her Irish roles and the Haunting film, while plans for future stage parts include a musical and a Lady Macbeth opportunity.
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First Bill of 1963 Signed By Governor
Des Moines AP reports Gov Harold Hughes signed the first bill of the 1963 session at 3 35 p m The measure aligns Iowa depreciation rules for equipment with federal tax laws The bill faced last minute questions over potential revenue loss with estimates ranging from 100 000 to 5 million a year Hughes said the law will ease 1962 tax return filing and make two record sets unnecessary The governor estimated the annual revenue loss will be under 100 000 this year and negligible in future years
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Bills To Protect Consumer Filed In Iowa Senate
In Des Moines Iowa two bills were introduced in the state senate aimed at protecting consumers. One requires all packaged frozen poultry to show the original freezing date and display it on broiled or cut up fowl. A second bill would mandate clear display of weight or measurement and the retail price near the weight. Another measure would let county boards appoint night deputy sheriffs and furnish uniforms. Republican senators Irving Long and Martin Wiley sponsor related proposals.
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Recruit rekindles Civil War hatred on TV
A television segment titled COM BAT on KCRG-TV 9 airs at 6 30 PM Tuesday provoking renewed division by highlighting Civil War grievances and urging strong partisan sentiment among viewers.
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Bill to Create Farm Research Unit in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa law makers draft a bill to form an 11 member committee to study new uses for Iowa farm products The panel includes legislators a development commission member state agriculture secretary and ISU College of Agriculture appointees with two industry nominees The committee could use the state feed fund to expand markets and work with research agencies and industry to convert farm products into more industrial and consumer goods.
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Meredith News Meet Wednesday
James Meredith will hold a news conference in Jackson to announce whether he will return to the University of Mississippi for the spring semester.
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Theater showings for Paramount RKO World Times Marion
The listing details film schedules at multiple venues including Paramount RKO and World theaters with titles such as Sodom and Gomorrah In Search of the Castaways and The Manchurian Candidate plus shorts schedules and Wednesday matinees.
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Bow and Arrow Bill Clears Iowa Senate
The Iowa senate passed a bill requiring bow and arrow hunters to secure landowner permission before entering posted properties. Currently gun and dog hunters must obtain permission or face trespass charges with a $10 fine, says Sen. Jacob Grimstead from Lake Mills.
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Iowa Senate approves bow and arrow hunting limit bill
The Iowa Senate approved the measure to curb bow and arrow hunting in northern regions by a 46-1 vote with Sen. George O'Malley the sole dissenter. The chamber also passed 47-0 a $425000 bond issue for HSV community school district in Iowa and Poweshiek counties to fund a high school addition and furnishings.
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