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Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1966

Page

5

Iowa Farm Bureau head backs larger lamb industry role

J Merrill Anderson of the Iowa Farm Bureau says Iowa can expand lamb feeding using new feedlot methods to cut costs and boost profits. He cites the state’s location near major markets and urges higher efficiency and larger herd numbers than in 1964. The piece also notes 1965 reapportionment debates and a Polk County case on legislative districting.

J. Merrill Anderson Iowa Farm Bureau Iowa Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Anderson Iowa Supreme Court Polk County District Court Polk County Des Moines David Berlin Tim McCarthy

Iowa Supreme Court Denies Custody To Father

The Iowa Supreme Court denied Harold Painter custody of his seven year old son. The boy will remain with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bannister of Ames, following the court’s reversal of a Story County ruling. The court cited the Bannisters' conventional Midwest background and Painter's Bohemian approach to finances and life.

Towa Harold Painter California Story County Ed Kelley Supreme Court Iowa Bannisters

Iowa births fall for seventh straight year in 1965

Preliminary figures show Iowa had about 4,240 fewer births in 1965 than 1964, with 168 more marriages 243 more deaths and 183 more divorces. Resident births totaled 51,200 at a rate of 18.5 per 1,000. Marriage and divorce rates rose slightly with 20,440 marriages in 1965.

Iowa L. E. Chancellor Department Division of Records and Statistics

Smith proposes soy reserve bill to stabilize output

Congressman Neal Smith of Iowa introduces a measure to shield against soybean shortages by allowing grow on Feed Grains acreage and a reserve stocked if prices fall below 82.80 per bushel. The plan would require the Agriculture Secretary to buy surplus to protect domestic use and exports and assure livestock feeders access to bean meal.

Neal Smith Altoona Democrat Secretary of Agriculture Smith

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