Patricia Neal Narrates ABC Special On Women Health
Hollywood actress Patricia Neal, a stroke survivor and Oscar winner, narrates Life Death and the American Woman, an ABC TV hour April 27 on women’s medical issues. Neal recalls her career, accent, and return to American television after living in England.
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Oddments Columnist Jack Anderson Featured on TV
CBS TV profiles columnist Jack Anderson on 60 Minutes. NBC TV airs a half hour documentary special titled Busing and the Nixon plan Tuesday night.
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Television Listings Overview for Iowa and Surrounding Markets
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Iowa House Rejects Reconsideration On Court Reform Bill
Des Moines Iowa House votes 67 to 19 to not reconsider the 161 page measure unifying minor courts into one system and replacing justices of the peace and police courts with judicial magistrates. The bill moves toward Gov Ray for signature. A companion bill in the Senate would direct the merit employment commission to set annual pay plans for state workers using unspent salary funds.
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Terrace Hill Bill Clears Iowa Legislature for Governor
A bill to convert part of Terrace Hill into a governor's residence passed both Iowa houses. The House approved 65 to 27 in the morning and the Senate followed with 37 to 10 in the afternoon, sending the measure to the governor for signature.
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Early News Photos Highlight Presidents at Library Exhibit
Washington AP says the Library of Congress hosts a 150 photo show from the White House News Photographers Assn. tracing a half century of presidents from Harding to Nixon. Images range from Roosevelt signing the war declaration to Coolidge in a Sioux headdress.
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German dive-bombers hit southeast English coast
Thirty years ago German dive-bombers struck three spots along the southeast English coast in what was described as their heaviest assault in ten months. The attack affected coastal towns and prompted air raid precautions as authorities investigated damage and casualties.
High Court Justice-Elect In New York Found Guilty
Seymour Thaler, elected to the New York state supreme court, was convicted by a federal jury of dealing in stolen securities while a state senator. He was found guilty of receiving and transporting stolen U S treasury bills and lying to a grand jury, with two co-defendants convicted of related conspiracy and transportation actions. Thaler, 52, faced sentencing set for May. co-defendants Herbert Jacobs and Michael Lavelle were free on appeal.
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Wallace Backs Calley Release Rally Support
Alabama Governor George Wallace lends written support to a Columbus rally calling for Lt. William Calley’s release. Calley, under house arrest at Fort Benning, awaits appeal after a 20 year sentence for My Lai killings.
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Want Ad Offers Extra Storage Space
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Court To Unveil Remap Plan Soon
The Iowa Supreme Court said it will release its legislative reapportionment plan on March 31 April 3 or April 4. Chief Justice Moore told Lt. Gov. Jepsen and House Speaker Harbor the release date will be announced soon and packets with overall and district maps will be mailed to every legislator or available at the statehouse.
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Wilkins May Visit Segregationist South Africa
Roy Wilkins executive director of the NAACP may become the first black American civil rights leader to visit South Africa. He was invited to speak there on April 1 by the association for educational and cultural advancement of the African people of South Africa. The State Department said Capetown likely to grant a visa.
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Iowa Senate OKs Marathon Dance Ban Repeal to Legalize Walkathons
Iowa senate approved a bill 41 to 5 to legalize dance marathons and similar endurance contests, sending the measure to the governor. The vote repeals prohibitions from 1934, with Sen. Wilson Davis noting the walkathons aid the March of Dimes fundraising in Iowa.
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Cleveland Museum Buys Picasso for 500000
The Cleveland Museum of Art announces the acquisition of Bottle, Glass and Fork a 1912 Picasso oil on canvas. The price reportedly 500000. The museum already houses eight other Picasso works.
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