Winslow Stars Defeat Monroe in Wisconsin Showcase
The Winslow All-Stars beat Monroe 13 to 1 Saturday night as Terry Gruenberg pitched a three hitter with seven strikeouts. Monroe scoring came on Paul Johnson Bob Gordee and Keith Hanson hits. Curt Phillips took the loss and a return game is planned for Saturday July 17 with a 7 p.m. midget game and 9 p.m. Pony League game.
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Winslow
Monroe
Wisconsin
Terry Gruenberg
Paul Johnson
Bob Gordee
Keith Hanson
Curt Phillips
Roshieson
Winslow Club
Recreation
Six Warren Delegates Attend Illinois Boys State Event
Six Warren High School delegates completed the government course at Illinois Boys State in Springfield. Delegates Ken Ward Tom Trost John Bade and Jack Ritter were sponsored by Wickler Copeland Post American Legion Citizens National Bank Micro Switch and the Lions Club. Pat Dillon and Randy Lamont from Apple River were sponsored by the American Legion and Lions Club.
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Warren, Ill
Warren High School
Illinois
Springfield
Ken Ward
Tom Trost
John Bade
Jack Ritter
Warren
Wickler- Copeland Post
American Legion
Citizens National Bank
Micro Switch
Lions Club
Pat Dillon
Randy Lamont
Apple River
Local social visits flood the area with several regional stops
Mrs Harold Matzke and family toured to Ann Arbor and Burlington before returning to Bremerton. Mr and Mrs William Ladwig of Milwaukee visited Minnie Ladwig Walter Ludwig and Jerry. Other calls included Robert Pullman Deerfield. Herbert Matzke party at Argyle Penniston home. Jordan Siedschlag Rose Clark. In baseball Willie Stargell and Vern Law share June Player of the Month honors for the NL. Stargell drove in 35 runs while batting .330. Law posted six wins and a 0.87 ERA.
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Harold Matzke
Bremerton
Wash
Herbert Matzke
Ann Arbor
Mich
Burlington
William Ladwig
Milwaukee
Minnie Ladwig
Walter Ludwig
Jerry
Robert Pullman
Rodney
Deerfield
Owen Beckman
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Vernon Law
Stargell
Law
TV Guide Evening Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of 1960s era programs across channels 3 13 15 21 27 39. Notable items include Perry Mason at 7 and 10:30 p.m. Lucie Desi Comedy on 3 13. Beverly Hillbillies Burkes Law and Shindig performances listed with guest stars and color indicators.
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Channel 3
Virginian
Channel 21
Beverly Hillbillies
Clampetts
Beverly Hills
Dick van Dyke
Rob
Laura
Anthony Perkins
Karl Malden
Madison
Tycoon
Rudy Vallee
Ann Sothern
Cesar Romero
The
Ricardos
Hawiian Eye
Sai
Perry Mason
Donna Reed
Spectrum
Dr. Kildare
Blair Hospital
Robbie
Password
Hazel
Peyton Place
Writers of Today
Defenders
Teresa Wright
Douglas Campbell
Jimmy Dean
If Anything Happens He'll Be Here or There
Nashville story notes retired Kent Sandidge of Madison who follows a quirky golf based schedule. He plays golf on Monday Wednesday and Friday then rests on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and attends church on Sunday. He jokes that if anything happens to him it will occur on the golf course bed or front pew.
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Nashville
Tenn
Kent Sandidge
Madison
Sandidge
First bachelor president and early press conference facts
The text notes James Buchanan as the first bachelor president who remained unmarried. It mentions Woodrow Wilson holding the first presidential press conference in March 1913, eleven days after his inauguration, and Walter Hunt patenting the first safety pin in 1849.
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James Buchanan
Arch
Woodrow Wilson
W Walter Hunt
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Milk consumption may fall next year as dairy cows decline slow
The Agriculture Department says dairy cow numbers may drop at a slower rate this year than 1963 to 1964. June 1 count was 16,072,000. a 2 percent decline would be about 15,750,000. Poor forage and higher replacement prices could lift culling, while per capita dairy product consumption may fall about 10 pounds from last year's 627 pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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16Th St
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Freeport, Il
Jordan Township
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Bernard W. Martin
County of
Green
Chenoweths Addition
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