Reapportionment Tangles Across States Probed By Courts
Iowa and Michigan reapportionment issues headline today as federal courts and the U S Supreme Court weigh whether both legislative chambers should be population based. mention of judges in Iowa districts and a statewide bond signing, plus a proposed parade for the Iowa State Fair and Hoover Library hours.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Michigan Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
U. S. Supreme Court
Lowa Federation of Labor
U.S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Martin van Oosterhout
Orange City
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Roy L. Stephenson
Henry Graven
Greene
Graven
Norman Erbe
David Harris
Jefferson
16Th Judicial District
Statehouse
Harris
Peter van Metre
Waterloo
van Metre
Horace
Lorsebel Loveless
Wool Growers to Vote on Promotion Plan
A September referendum will decide whether wool and lamb producers approve a new 4 year financing plan for advertising and market development. Ballots mailed Sept 4–7 must be received by Sept 21. approval requires two thirds of production by votes represented.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
TV Highlights and Celebrities on Evening Schedule
Coast guard vessel drama leads a CBS lineup featuring Craig Stevens and Lola Albright with Alan Hale Jr. Other network shows include ABCs Bachelor Father The New Breed and Alcoa Premiere while NBC's Dick Powell Show features an agent in a pills case and CBS Money Talks reviews the economy. In England the Catmanhay Angling Club awards a prize for a one ounce catch.
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CBS
the Mighty O
Craig Stevens
Lola Albright
Peter Gunn
Alan Hale Jr
Coast Guard
ABC
The
New Breed
Dobie Gillis
Pretty Girl
Tuesday Weld
Dobie
Dwayne Hickman
Dick Powell
NBC
Alcoa
Jim Backus
Gordon
Sheila MacRae
Juliet Prowse
Alan King
Hildegarde
Tom Poston
Groucho Marx
Ed Herlihy
Lillian Roth
Buddy Greco
Henry Gibson
Catmanhay
England
UPI
Catmanhay Angling Club
Unusual Name Pairings and Kitchen Window Notes
A collage of quirky name pairs and domestic musings on fashion, ads, and everyday chores mixed with a 1961 Tax Census update. The author reflects on wedding name ideas, retro clothing trends, and modern household routines alongside a federal and state tax revenue snapshot.
Goldsmiths Host In Wayland Home
Visitors at Claude Goldsmith home in Wayland include Maurice Putman and family of Midland Michigan and Ralph Hesseltine of Washington. John Putman visits then returns to Washington with plans to leave for Michigan Tuesday morning.
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Ner
Amasa Miller
Iva Bales
Washington
Max Bales
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Merril Garvey
Richland
Andy Zihlman
Melvin Miller
Peoria
Wm. Hohmke
Floyd Carter
Iowa City
Harry Krebil
Donnellson
Ella Pink
Jim Lorenberg
Levi Roth
Donna
Jake Rensberger
Kathy
Elon Boshart
Eugene Nicola
South Carolina
Nina Zear
Nicola
WSCS
West Park
Goldie Christner
Everette Davison
Finley
Old Threshers
Earl Roths
J. G. Widmers
Henry Widmer
Melba
Richard
Chicago
Canada
Seattle
California
Colorado
Mary Gay Cunningham
Freyenberger
Miss Cunningham
Westmar College
LeMars
Edward Roth
Wayland
Claude Goldsmith
Maurice Putman
Midland
Michigan
Ralph Hesseltine
John Putman
Goldsmith
Sunset Park
John
Marjorie Boshart
Lois Anne
Parkview
Verna Gingerich
Olive Wyse
Goshen
Indiana
Don Orendorff
Harry Reschly
FHA Loans in Four Counties Reach Record $522 200
Des Moines Henry Lee and Washington Counties saw a record $522 200 in Farmers Home Administration loans for fiscal 1962 ending June 30. County Supervisor Jack H. Cowen announced 130 farm families used FHA credit with $200 021 collected in principal and interest and no delinquencies reported. Thieves stole 60 feet of brick sidewalk on Drake University campus over the weekend.
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Farmers Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Henry, Lee
Washington
Jack H. Cowen
Purina Hog Pro gram boosts litter size at Gray Summit farm
Purina operates a herd of about 120 sows at the Gray Summit Missouri research farm. Over ten years the sows averaged 9.3 pigs per litter on Purina feeds versus the USDA average of 6.1, showing three extra pigs per litter with the Purina program.
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Purina
Gray Summit
Missouri
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State University of Iowa
Harry Hagemann
State Board of Regents
Dave Dancer
Regents
F. L. Hamburg
Fairgrounds
Hoover Library
Hoover President
West Branch
Elmer Neffs
Mervin Eigstis
Denver
Dean Meyer
Niagara Falls
Earl Roth
Milford
Nebraska
Jake R. Roth
Roth-Frevenberger
United Press International
Love-Miller
Census Bureau
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Om Pord Morrison
Ira Morison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washinon
South Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
D. D
Lemmon Ewerry
Eastland
Journal Bi
Goldsmiths
Ezra Wittmer
Cogswell
Singer
le Radio
Anna Dawson
Harry Duncan
Mike Orris
Barth Oil CO
W. P. Barth
O. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Tania Verstak
Brazil
Long Beach
Goff
Federal Land Bank Association
W. M. Boshart
Mr. Pleasant
Eldon Boswell
Purina Farm
USDA
America
Feed & Grain
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