Demons Triumph 90 to 76 Over Fort Madison Bloodhounds
Washington Demons defeated Fort Madison Bloodhounds 90 to 76 on their home floor. Tim Trotman led with 27 points, Frank Sanders 19, Tom Lowe 14, Jim Logan 14, Al Brock 8. Bill Slee top-scored for Fort Madison with 30.
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Frank Sanders
Tom Lowe
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Harvey Phleger
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Slee
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Demons top Fort Madison in 84 to 73 sophomore clash
Washington sophomores raced to an 84 73 win over Fort Madison with four starters in double figures led by Sojka 20 and Wilson 17. Fort Madison rallied late but the Demon second unit built a 64 50 cushion in the third quarter, with Horn rotating most of his squad.
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Dentist Dr D C Forinash Reopens Office at East Washington
Ten years ago today Dr D C Forinash, who practiced here 13 years before a two year army tour, is resuming dentistry at his home on East Washington Street. He served as a major in the army dental corps at Brooks Army Hospital, Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas.
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East Washington Street
Forinash
Army Dental Corps
Brooks Army Hospital
Ft. Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Demons and Panthers Lead Southeast Six Confere nce
Washington and Mt. Pleasant share the Southeast Six lead after the second round. Mt. Pleasant beat Davis County 70 to 50 and Washington defeated Fort Madison 90 to 76. Centerville edged Fairfield 62 to 58 as Fairfield trailed 28 25 at halftime.
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Davis County
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Fairfield Trojans
Jim Carney
Rosy Berger
Joe Simpson
Jeff Allen
Panthers
Randy Welcher
Ed Mertens
J. Nardini
Darreil Smith
Jerry Hartwick
Mid-Prairie edges Solon in Friday Solon meet
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks boys beat Solon 67 to 56 at Solon. Lindy Brinning led with 21 points while Steve Kelly added 16 and Gary Kos 13. Mid-Prairie girls rallied for a 58 to 51 win, Diana Ehrenfelt 20 and Connie Ehrenfelt 19 pacing the winners as Solon’s Maurine Miller led scorers with 21.
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Golden Hawks
Hawkettes
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Lindy Brinning
Steve Kelly
Gary Kos
Dana Walker
John Boice
Jan Skola
Earl Bair
Jerry Doyle
Mid-Prairie Girls
Diana Ehrenfelt
Connie Ehrenfelt
Mid- Prairie
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Jeannie Figgins
Tardy Kos
Janet Kos
Nancy Slemmons
Kay Miller
Waco boys and girls sweep West Burlington at Olds
Waco teams won 76 to 40 and 65 to 40 as Terry Farmer led with 29 points and 19 rebounds. Ron Spangler added 14 points and Art Lauer 19 rebounds while Karen Davis scored 23 for the Waco girls and Mary Lou Anderson 17. The coach praised hot shooting and strong defense.
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Olds
West Burlington
Waco Warriors
Terry Farmer
Farmer
Ron Spangler
Art Lauer
Skip
Speece
Burlington
Karen Davis
Mary Lou Anderson
Rhodesia Defies Britain on Independence and Talks
Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith rejected Britain's demand to abandon independence before negotiations. He defended the de facto government, rejected discussions on conditional peace moves, and criticized Governor Gibbs as lacking official standing. Smith pledged resilience against sanctions and supported British aid to Zambia to maintain order. Pest control in commercial buildings is a $150 million yearly industry, Kinney Service Corp. reports.
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Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Britain
Harold Wilson
London
UDI
Smith
Zambia
Stamp values reflect nation stability and economy
Saturday Stamp Corner notes that stamp demand and value link to a nation’s economy and government stability. Stable Western Europe shows strong gains, while younger African states attract less collector interest. New issues include Rwanda Republic portraits of Kennedy, New Zealand Christmas stamp with Murillo, Haiti telecom issues, and Japan Antarctic Expedition stamp.
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Kennedy
New Zealand
International Telecommunication Union
Haiti
Guidance counselors meet at Muscatine area dinner
Guidance counselors from Muscatine and area attended the Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association dinner at West Junior High. Cedar Rapids president Alvin Albertus spoke on the General Aptitude Test Battery and the space age’s impact on work and training.
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Ray Blair
Columbus Community High School
Permelia R. Lay
Iowa Personnel and Guidance Association
West Junior High
Muscatine
Alvin Albertus
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Employment Service
Dean Lopez
Muscatine Community College
Iowa
Seek postal clerk at Ainsworth post office
Ainsworth postmaster John Elliott announced applications for a temporary substitute clerk at the Ainsworth post office until December 15. Applicants must pass medical educational and reference qualifications. Eligible in order are veterans with disability veterans and civilians.
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Ainsworth
John Elliott
Computer service in growing field gains rapid growth
NEW YORK UPI Comp ter service companies, though small next to manufacturers, are the fastest growing segment of the electronic data processing industry. Edwin M Bederson, chairman of New Era Data Systems, says industry volume now exceeds 300 million dollars yearly and may reach 700 million by 1970. Bederson's firm focuses on electronic reading machines, computer directed production of direct mail, and advisory services on programming and systems for numerous firms.
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UPI
Edwin M Bederson
New Era Data Systems, Inc
Bederson
GOP to woo ordinary voters in 1966 grants bid
Des Moines UPI report quotes Robert Ray pushing the GOP to seek broad support from the general public rather than big money interests. He warns Democrats are the party of money and special interests and urges expanding donor lists while preserving people’s influence as budgets for 1966 campaigns are set. Three states once independent nations Hawaii Texas and Vermont.
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Republican Party
Robert Ray
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State Central Committee
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Party
Hawaii
Texas
Vermont
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