Calvary Methodist Ladies Win Bowling Title
Calvary Methodist ladies swept both halves of the women’s division in the Intra Church league with St Johns second and Middletown Reform third. Mt Pleasant Methodist led the men’s division, beating the Baptist team in a roll-off and with Good Shepherd in third. The league banquet at Holiday Inn distributed prize money to 28 teams. High year totals and top individual honors went to multiple clubs, with awards also for most improved bowler Kitty Nash and 25-year honorees Corinne Wastler, John Gardiner, Jane Shoemaker, and Tommy Shoemaker.
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John Surtees Wins Belgian Grand Prix in Rain
British driver John Surtees won the Belgian Grand Prix at Francorchamps in a rain-soaked race driving a new three liter Ferrari. The event saw a pile up on Burneville Road as a rain squall hit the 15-car field, injuring Scotsman Jackie Stewart and delaying others amid a dramatic crash-filled day.
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Wert's Streak Ends as He Misses Detroit Doubleheader
Detroit third baseman Don Wert sat out Sunday's twin bill with the Yankees. He entered a hospital for observation with chest congestion, snapping a 261 game consecutive games streak dating to August 11, 1964, the Tigers' longest since Charley Gehringer in 1927-31. Ray Dumont, longtime National Baseball Congress president, remarked on the ongoing play.
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He Stayed Too Long In Kansas Estate of McWilliams Revealed
Homer McWilliams age 98 died December 21 after nine years as a paying guest at Trinity Lutheran Hospital following a traffic crash. His estate valued at 8 633 353 included a charity trust and cash bequests to seven cousins a nurse friends and caregiver Corelanus Thorp. He built his fortune from investments and real estate.
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Rockefeller Signs Housing Bill for 10 Million Revolving Fund
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller signed a bill creating a 10 million revolving fund and generating 150 million dollars annually to finance private low income housing. Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia, sponsor, said the law would encourage use of the money to build or rehabilitate 11 000 housing units.
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