Iowa Central’s No. 3 junior college ranking challenged by coach
Iowa Central Community College, undefeated in six games, holds No. 3 in the national junior college poll. Coach Paul Shupe says the high ranking strains the team as Marshalltown knocks off the unbeaten squad 26-12. He notes players may be distracted by press clippings and stresses they are far from invincible.
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Mary Alice Kleto
Tribune
Marshalltown
Towa
Iowa Central Community College
Fort Dodge
Paul ‘Shupe
Shupe
Iowa Central
Herb Taylor
Marshalltown Community College
Waldorf
Iowa
Indian Hills
Centerville
Town Central
Taylor
Minnesota
Ellsworth
Madden Now Foe As Ex Cyclone Coach Meets Iowa State
Ex Cyclone defensive coach Joe Madden faces his former team as Kansas State visits Ames for a Big Eight showdown. Madden says Iowa State has evolved since he left, praises standout players George Aroundson Ike Harris Willie Jones and Keith Krepfle, and notes Kansas State’s improved defense under his guidance while facing Amundson’s passing threat. He expects a tough test for his young secondary against Iowa State’s aerial attack and a backfield led by Mike Strachan and Moses Moore.
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Town State
Kansas State
Wildcats
Cyclones
Joe
Ames
K-State
Iowa State
Ike Harris
Willie Jones
Keith Krepfle
Joe Avezzano
Madden
Mike Strachan
Moses Moore
Colorado
Towa State
Strachan
Tulsa Police Shoot D M Escapee
Timothy Charles Prock, 27, an Oklahoma escapee, was shot by Tulsa police after fleeing a Des Moines to Monroejail search. He is in serious condition in a Tulsa hospital with charges of assault and battery likely to be added. Extradi tion proceedings against him continue.
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An| Aty
Tulsa
Glanton
Prock
Des Moines
Monroe
Oklahoma
Robert Rice
Nauman
Rice
Man Held on Assault Battery Charge in Downtown Incident
Elvin George Ray Jr., 24, of 81 Thirty-ninth Street, is jailed in Polk County on assault and battery with intent to commit rape. Deputies say he offered a ride to a 2 year old woman from a downtown tavern and then assaulted her, leaving her unconscious. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Dorothy His band and remained pending pre hearing.
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Elvin George Ray, Jr
Thirty
Ninth St
Polk County
Ray
Polk County Sheriff’s Deputies
Dorothy Ae
Das Moines Trioun Thuriy Oct 19 1972
A clipped Omaha style item notes an event dated October 19 1972 involving mutual funds and AIRS. The fragment references a financial alert or briefing with sparse details and no clear outcome or participants.
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Das Moines
Trioun Thuriy
A Downturn For Swine Heading Into Markets
Swine prices fell 25 to 50 cents on interior Iowa and southern Minnesota markets on Thursday. Mixed grade 200 to 230 pound butchers sold for 27.00 to 27.25 at country points, 27.50 to 27.75 at packing plants. Sows under 400 pounds ranged 23.75 to 25.75. Sheep remained steady with lambs at 26.00 to 27.00 for choice and prime wooled, 27.50 to 28.50 for shorn, high dressing 28.75. Thursday receipts about 2,800 head, vs 2,400 last week and 2,800 last year. Receipts for Wednesday totaled.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Hanes
Steady
Attrong
Paul Val
Aieadys Pallant
Rill Iver
Saan Ial
Igi City
Tee Ass
Psi al Anil BC Igh
Vielding
Bulla
Lee Gator
Rat Et Net
Avi Vail Hilier
Vasteny
Uae
AS Gov
Inv
Incom Srom
Sie Bk
Wee Hs
Wan Np
Bos
Awe
Tt Fund
Ensiee Ee
Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Receipts and Prices
Hog receipts for Wednesday totalled 109000 head with Thursday at 75000 head, down 50 cents per cwt on the day. Prime hogs sold around 28.00 to 28.50 per cwt for 200 to 240 pound butchers. market steady to firm in parts with feeder and lamb prices noted, and overall activity described as active and mixed across categories.
Unreadable OCR Item From New York Page
Fragmentary text references New York and various food and futures terms, with unclear names and events. No coherent event or person identified beyond scattered phrases.
Lumber Price Violations Claimed by Price Commission
Atlanta AP The deputy director of the Price Commission accuses the lumber industry of widespread non compliance. Peter Carpenter speaking in Atlanta says the commission extended profit reporting to about 800 firms over 1.5 million in sales. He cites rising prices for lumber plywood and other wood products and dealers mislabeling standard plywood as custom pieces at higher prices.
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Atlanta, GA
Federal’ Price Commission
Price Commission
Peter Carpenter
Atlanta
Claim China Reaps Fat Opium Profit
Moscow reports China earns about 500 million dollars yearly from exporting 3,000 tons of opium, according to foreign press quotes. The claim appears in a Tee Russia y newspaper summary of international coverage.
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China
Moscow
Russia
Tee
Roaing
British pound falls to 22-month low in volatile trading
The British pound tumbled to a 22 month low in London trading as selling pressure from continental centers pushed it down about 15 U.S. cents in two hours. Dealers blamed inflation pressure and a looming national strike for the pressure, with the pound sliding to around $2.394 before noon from $2.4082. Sterling had dropped since June 23 when Britain allowed the currency to float.
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London
England
U.sts
Britain
Congressman's Perfect Record in Ninety second Congress
Washington AP reports Representative William Natcher Democrat Kentucky extends his perfect voting record to 3161 consecutive roll calls since 1954 with no missed votes and including all roll calls except quorum calls. The adjournment of Congress marks another milestone for his attendance aboard the House floor.
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Washington, D.C
William Natcher
Dem
Natcher
Congress
Army Polk Study Raises Questions About Unit Training
Polk County officials questioned the ethics of bringing an Army Reserve unit to study local government. Maj. Patton and Capt. Olson of the 407th Civil Affairs Company said the effort aims to train a government affairs nucleus, useful for disaster response, with about 120 Minnesota soldiers arriving June 9 to 23. Patton noted most have degrees and can assist in data processing, accounting, public works, safety, health care, and transportation.
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Carl Parks
Polk County
Parks
Maj
Donald Patton
Patton
407Th Civil Affairs Company
Ft. Shelling
Minn
Minnesota
David Olson
Des Moines
Olson
Plea Guilty Leads to Sentences in Polk County Court
Two Des Moines men pleaded guilty in Polk County District Court. Stephen Hess, 22, of 2206 E Sheridan Ave, possession of a controlled substance, received 180 days at Fort Des Moines Minimum Security. Eugene Bates, 45, address not given, carried a concealed weapon, jailed 100 days at hard labor.
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Des Moines
Polk County District Court
Dale Missildine
Stephen Wayne Hess
E. Sheridan Ave
Fort Des Moines
Eugene Bates
Polk County
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Amundson
George
Kansas
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Poole
Hwa
Prins Ta i
Tam Rasure
Omaha
Yan
K Rae
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McGovern Group
NEB
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