Wolper Plans March of Time Film on President
Hollywood producer David L. Wolper says his March of Time hour on "Seven Days in the Life of the President" traces President Johnson inside the White House and at his Texas ranch. The project, shot mostly inside the White House with handheld gear, will be syndicated to about 75 stations, with Metromedia airing in several markets. Networks allegedly turned it down last spring.
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GOP Report Seeks Better Press Relations for Republicans
Washington AP an internal GOP memo says President Johnson struggles with the press and Republicans should win newsman support. Drafted under House minority leader Gerald Ford and 11 others the report calls Johnson “in personal crisis” with media and urges Republicans to exploit this by improving press ties and backing news coverage, despite past criticisms of Eisenhower Nixon and Goldwater.
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Anamosa Street Project Is Set
The Iowa Highway Commission approved Anamosa city participation in resurfacing a 1400 foot Main Street section on Highway 1 64 and 151 between Elm and Garnaville streets. The city will pay 3400 of costs of 3700 to the commission, with work to be let on August 3 and turned back to the city this fall.
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Woman Skipper and Craft Towed Off Honolulu
Sharon Sites, 34, who sailed alone from Los Angeles in a 25 foot boat, was located by the coast guard one mile off Maile beach in Oahu and towed in. She had a broken wrist and began her Pacific voyage June 12 hoping to be the first.
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Free Judge's Son In Auto Deaths
A judge's son was cleared of legal responsibility in the automobile deaths of five people after two years and multiple trials. The case followed a 2300 mile journey incident involving Gareth Her Sea Sharp and a fishing vessel spotting the damaged craft near Hawaii.
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Pipefitters win fortune in Leeds pool
A 17 member pipefitting syndicate from a Leeds brewery won 80,593 pounds 119 shillings in a soccer pool based on Australian league results. They had contributed 1 pound 15 shillings weekly for two years and also received a 6,800 pound dividend in May. The winnings are tax free.
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Concrete Materials gets permit for haul road project
Ames Iowa highway commission grants Concrete Materials Co Cedar Rapids a permit to establish a haul road on Highway 30 right of way near the Cedar River bridge east of Cedar Rapids. The road supports sand supply for Highway 150 paving north to Mt Vernon and may become permanent. insurer coverage for bridge damage is advised.
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Charge 2000 Killed in South Sudan Rule
Nairobi reports a plea to the Organization for African Unity to appoint a commission for South Sudan. Sudan African National Union claims over 2,000 Southern Sudanese were killed during the Mahdist rule, villages burned, churches machine-gunned, and many arrested. It accuses Islamic propaganda used to subjugate African Christians by the Arab north.
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Polish con artist jailed three years over visa promise
A man received a three year prison term after swindling a Polish woman out of 14 080 zlotys about 569 dollars by promising to obtain a United States visa for her. A U S embassy spokesman said officials aided in locating the alleged con man.
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Tl Athlete's Feet Germ One Promise at Drug Stores
An ad promises rapid relief from athlete's foot with Germ One, claiming burning subsides in minutes and infected skin sloughs off in days. It touts a 4% back offer and healthy skin appearing today at May's Drug Stores.
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