Tommy Troy Predicts College Forecasts for 1966 Season
Tommy Troy surveys college football matchups and results from October 1966, listing predicted scores and outcomes for major programs such as Alabama, UCLA, Notre Dame, Texas Christian, and Michigan State. The page compiles weekend results and expected winners, reflecting regional coverage and sports forecasting style of Citizen-Times.
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Army
Colgate
Brown
UCLA
California
Nebraska
Colorado
Yale
Cornell
N. Carolina State
Duke
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Stanford
Illinois
Northwestern
Iowa
Michigan State
Purdue
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa State
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Southern California
Clemson
Oregon
Washington
Coe
St. Olaf
Carleton
Ripon
Lawrence
Beloit
Grinell
Knox
Monmouth
Air Force
St. U
Oregon State
Arizona State
Utah
Arizona
Arkansas
Wichita State
Texas Christian
Auburn
Texas A & M
Baylor
Boston College
Buffalo
Bowling Green
Kent St
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Citadel
East Carolina
Dayton
Northern Michigan
Florida St
Texas
Rice
Davidson
Richmond
Rutgers
Columbia
Tennessee
S. Carolina
SMU
Texas Tech
San Jose State
Villa Nova
West Chester
Service News Highlights From Sixth Fleet and Local Families
Navy personnel with local ties serve aboard ships in readiness exercises with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Lawrence and other destroyers provide anti-submarine and air defense for carrier groups. Bole returns to San Diego after six months in the Western Pacific, shore bombardment in South Vietnam, and Tonkin Gulf operations. Ensign Ellwood graduates from supply school, Adams completes combat training at Camp Pendleton, Kenyon serves at Kamiseya Naval Activity, and Sasek participates in Operation Deckhouse IH near Binh Tuy, Vietnam.
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Eighth St. N.E
Lawrence
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Richard L. Halbleib
Carl J. Halbleib
Route 1
John A. Bole
San Diego
Western Pacific
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Coas
South Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Spotlight on Labor and Iowa Politics in 1940s Labor Pulse
A labor oriented editorial urges Iowa voters to back incumbents and Labor favored candidates ahead of the November 8 election. It highlights E B Smith trailing Jack Miller, praises John C Culver, and calls for evaluating party platforms, while promising forthcoming figures comparing union and non union plants over twenty five years. It stresses support for collective bargaining and opposition to the Iowa Right to Work law.
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E.B. Smith
Jack Miller
Smith
John C. Culver
Senate
Horgan
Aggressive sales opening for Cedar Rapids area
A large insurance firm seeks a decisive man aged 25 to 45 with a sound financing program and group insurance benefits. Field and home office training offered. Earnings reported from 7000 to 15000 annually. Also includes taxi, waitstaff, and beauty shop job ads, plus Cedar Rapids Post Office civil service openings and a potluck organizational notice.
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Cedar Rapids
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