Cattle, Sheep And Hog Inventories Mark 1965 Outlook
Bremer County Extension reports U S cattle and calf numbers hit a record 107.2 million on Jan 1 1965 with a 0.3 percent gain from a year earlier. Sheep and lambs fell 5 percent, but Iowa sheep and lambs rose 2 percent to 1 336 million. Hog numbers dropped 9 percent to 53 million. beef cow care and calf crops signal higher future beef supplies and prices may stay near 1964 levels.
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U. S
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Iowa
Iowa House News Reflects On Session Progress And Steering Committee
A March 12, 1965 Iowa House report notes two months in session with 563 bills in the House and 501 in the Senate. It highlights a Steering Committee reshaping the calendar, House File 42 unemployment pay debate, and Senate Joint Resolution 11 for appointing several executive officials by the Governor, including debate over the Attorney General’s independence. The piece discusses party splits over benefit levels and concerns about using offices for political gain.
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House
Senate
Hunters Polled on Late Season Activity in Iowa
Postcard questionnaires sent to 5,000 hunters seek information on rabbit fox and raccoon hunting success. Data helps determine species harvest, gauge hunter success and evaluate management practices. A prior upland game bird and waterfowl survey went to the same group but not the same individuals.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa Farmers Split Over Supreme Court Remap View
Iowa farmers oppose the court's one man one vote reapportionment stance. A Wallaces' Farmer poll shows 44 percent want a constitutional amendment to allow area based apportionment for one house, 16 percent support the court ruling, and 40 percent are undecided.
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Iowa
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
House
Wallaces
Actress Victoria Meyerink Signed for Danny Kay Show
Victoria Meyerink four niece of Hans Behrmann Schleswig signed for 12 appearances on Danny Kay television show. An appearance with Danny singing stories drew favorable letters from viewers. The rest of the text discusses a Naval Academy opening and sub districting voting issues.
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Victoria Meyerink
Hans Behrmann
Schleswig
Danny Kay
Danny
Social notes from Pinhook and surrounding communities
Mr and Mrs James Wolf hosted visitors Sunday afternoon. Waterloo visitors Mrs Roger Dieper and her sons called on Ada McConkey en route to visit her parents in Fredericksburg. Chester Pals attended a Waterloo meeting Friday. The Dilleys learned of Fred Paul’s death in Denver Sunday. Allen Rieck and family attended Lloyd Ludwig’s funeral at Sumner.
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James Wolf
Roger Dieper and Sons
Waterloo
Ada McConkey
Albert Borcherding
Fredericksburg
Chester Pals
Don McFarland
Florida
Dilleys
Fred Paul
Denver
Earl O'Connell
Alfred Hahn
Albert Rieck
Harold
Gus Laube
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wallace Laube
Phoenix
Ariz
Lucille Dilley
Ray Kuethe
Sumner
Blair Pratt
Williamstown
Allen Rieck
Janesville
Lloyd Ludwig
Michelangelo and Library News Highlight March Notes
The library shares March context from Elinor Block. Michelangelo Buonarroti is featured with biographical details and works like the Sistine Chapel ceiling and Pieta. A new biographical novel The Agony and the Ecstasy is noted, plus a book package from Congressman H R Gross with government topics. The Catwalk by Ernc is highlighted as new adult fiction set in Michigan.
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Sistine Chapel
Rome
Michelangelo
St. Peter's
New York World
Irving Stone
Cong. H. R. Gross
Ernc
Michigan
The Tripoli Leader Humble News From March 17 1965
Local column notes an uneventful week in Tripoli Iowa with Arnold Bricker doing odd jobs and waiting for a big moment. The paper promises new Iowa books and hints at further news next week.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Arnold Bricker
William Herschel a Prolific Astronomer and Musician
William Herschel, renowned 18th century figure, is noted as both an astronomer and a professional musician. He achieved fame for his celestial discoveries while pursuing a career in music.
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William Herschel
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Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Iowa House News
Henry W. Busch
RATH
International and
Rainbow
Hawkeye
Farm Seeds
Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
M. Snyder
Dial 882
Install AF Ay Sa Ag
Bonu Electric
Nce
Ted
Ign
Geo
Interstate Power Company Electric
Ines
Anges
Interstate Power Company
Aria
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Polk County
Valspar
Vousper
DIAL
Tripoli, Iowa
Pinhook
Arthur Niemeyer
Cletus Miller
Orville Niemeyer
Tom McCue
Wayne Bergmann
Brenda
Dilley
Maple Drive
L. L. Moeller
Library News
Elinor Block
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Tegtmeier Oil
Kent
Kattl Bulk
Kent Kattl
Fred Berger
Iver Heidt
Edwin Buchholz
George Hagen
Randolph Schwarze
Clarence Wedemeier
Ed McNamee
Virwil Buls
Walter Schultz
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast
Mgr
Ceraeae
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