Beeves and Horses Highlight Green County Barbecue Event
Beef producers held a barbecue round steak dinner and cattle sale at Green County stead grounds with a horse show and 4-H demonstrations. Spectators enjoyed fast-moving horses, sack races, boat races, and a high price scramble call of $37 for a steer owned by John Krebs. Sellers included Ken Digman and Duane Helland among frequent bidders Carroll Jones also participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Fyn Tvening
Green County Stead
Green County
4-H Club
Maurice Visger
Leon Baumgartner
Brodhead
Pete Adamson
Little Hill High
Dan Dunphy
Pete
Oak Corners
Ken Digman
Monroe
Duane Helland
Helland
Digman
Aaron
John Krebs
Hellands
Sentry
Carroll Jones
Frank Goonan
Phillip Elmer
Monticello
Hans Sulzer
Peter Adamsons
Nick Faessler
Juda
Wally
Fairgrounds
Aaron Digman
Sentry Food Store
Kendall Digman
Helland and Sow Food
Willis Elmer
Times
Inez Slashes Mexican Coast Then Goes Inland
Hurricane Inez slashed the Mexican coast near Tampico and shifted inland, threatening Texas citrus crops. Brownsville radar tracked the 135 mph storm, with warnings extending from Tampico to the Brownsville area and evacuees flooding city centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Mexican
Paul Reder
Brownsville
Texas
Tampico
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Rampico
Caribbean
Moron el Sabino
Nuevo
Tamaulipas
South Texas
Texas-Mexico
Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Port Arthur
Texas, Louisiana
Iusa
Rio Grande Valley
Orioles Rally Past Opponents With Pitching Duel Wins
The Orioles earned back to back victories as lightning struck twice. Frank Robinson hit a home run the day after a dramatic win, while Dave McNally limited opponents to four hits with four strikeouts and two walks. John Drysdale matched that effort with five strikeouts and one walk as both pitchers redeemed themselves after rough starts in the opener.
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The
Baltimore
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Dave McNally
John Drysdale
McNally
Orioles win fourth game of series 1-0 to clinch title
The Orioles defeated the Dodgers 1-0, completing a four straight series wins. McNally escaped a ninth inning jam as Davis and Blair made key defensive plays. Humphrey threw out the first ball, a star-studded crowd set a Memorial Stadium record, and Robison homered 410 feet. Fans celebrated while Colts Bears results dimmed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Baltimore
St. Louis Browns
Aparicio
Blefary
Willy Davis
Paul Blair
Davis
Boog Powell
Blair
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
McNally
Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
Memorial Stadium
Frank Robinson
Homer
Ike Urges Quick Win in Viet Nam War Policy
Former President Eisenhower says the goal is to win swiftly in Vietnam and warns against nuclear escalation. He stresses support for the President's broad policy while reserving opinion on domestic strategy and cautions that war costs and morale hinge on swift victory. He rejects any notion he endorses nuclear options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Johnson
Eisenhower
Hopes fade for Surveyor 1 mooncraft pictures
Pasadena reports that hopes to obtain pictures from America's revived Surveyor 1 mooncraft faded as technicians diagnosed the spacecraft's battery power system as probably too weak for the task.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
ERPETUAL MOTION Daily Doggerel
Poem by Clair R. Munns about constant writing and the editor's worry. The narrator jokes about endless copy despite being seasoned at sixty five years. A light verse reflecting ongoing output and self awareness.
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Clair R. Munns
Cited For Their Achievements Russell and Susan Shine At Albany 4-H Night
Susan Durtschi and Russell Ace were named Achievement Boy and Girl at the Albany Brooklyn 4-H recognition program held at Albany High School. Susan, 14, of Albany, active in clothing and dairy projects, and Russell, 17, of New Glarus, involved in automotive and junior leadership, led a list of honorees from Silver View Dayton Dutch Hollow and Jolly Mixers clubs with entertainment from local 4-H groups and guest speaker Mrs. Thomas Brusveen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville High School
Albany
Susan Durtschi
Herman Durtschi
Russell Ace
Emery Ace
New Glarus
Susan
Silverview
Russell
Dayton 4-H Club
Duane Torkelson
Dutch Hollow
Linda Krupke
Lee Keehn
Jolly Mix
Alavailla
Dayton
Jolly’ Mixers
Oak Corneré
Thomas Brusveen
Dayton Club
Gaylene Reasa
Silver View Club
Ken Schlapbach
Oak Corners
Alavilla Club
Janet
Karen Mauerman
McNamara Heads Saigon Survey Amid Viet Nam War Push
Saigon dispatch reports U S Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara arriving for a four day tour to survey needs for the war as heavy U S reinforcements move toward the demilitarized zone. B52 bombers strike north of the zone while Marine divisions are shifted closer to the 17th Parallel and a battalion of the 173rd Airborne is sent to Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Leathernecks
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong Reject British Peace Plan
A Viet Cong commentary rejects Britain's peace proposal for Viet Nam and Pope Paul VI's peace appeals, calling for direct action against U S war crimes and troop withdrawals. North Viet Nam and the Soviet Union also rejected the Brown plan, which required Viet Cong presence at peace talks. A separate note reports Mrs Gene Anderson of Monticello seeking treatment at St Clare Hospital for a possible fracture after a fall. condition satisfactory.
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Tokyo
Britain
Viet Nam
Paul VI
U. S
Communist Liberation Press Agency
North VietNam
Soviet Union
George Brown
Gene Anderson
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
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Dick Brown
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore Press
Ike
Viet
Albany-Brooklyn
Ers
Tom Christen
Jeanne Ludwig
Brooklyn
I McNamara
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