Predictions for 1966 Big 10 race and week’s results
Iown Ron Bliss offers a ranked Big 10 preview with Purdue, Michigan State and Ohio State as contenders. He cites Griese and a strong line for Purdue, notes Michigan State’s depth, Ohio State’s talent gaps, and Northwestern and Michigan as potential sleepers. He also predicts Illinois as spoiler, Indiana improving but midpack, Iowa surprises, Minnesota struggling, and Wisconsin near last. Week predictions include Iowa 17 Arizona 13 and Purdue 38 Illinois 24.
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Purdue
Boilermakers
Bob Griese
Jack Mollenkopf
Griese
Pasadena
Michigan State
Spartans
East Lansing
Ohio State
Illinois
Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Ohio
Northwestern
Wildcats
Michigan
Bump Elliotts
Wolverines
Carl Ward
Jack Clancy
Illini
Indiana
Hoosiers
Iowa
Hawks
Hhomé
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Golden Gophers
Warmath
Gophers
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Madison
Bruhn
Arizona
SMU
Miami
Oregon St
No. Carolina State
Missouri
Florida
Iowa State
Culver opens Cedar Rapids headquarters for re election bid
Congressman John C Culver 34 an attorney from Marion opened Culver for Congress headquarters in Cedar Rapids as he launched his eleven county campaign. He touted his record in the house foreign affairs committee noting senior citizens school funds farm programs and job training while warning of rising farm costs and fixed incomes as Northeast Iowa seeks opportunity and continued federal support. Culver a former infantry officer and Harvard alum emphasized communication with Washington and development of local opportunities for youth to stay in the region. He is married to Ann Cooper and they have four children.
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John C. Culver
Culver For Congress
Cedar Rapids
Culver
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Iowa
Congress
Washington
Marion
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Cambridge University
England
U. S. Senate
Ann Cooper
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Ron Bliss
Jamie Ferguson
Joe Abodeely
Terri Ferguson
Jan Lake
Congressman Culver
Mike Klein
Dubuque
Bob Smith