Badgers and Hawkeyes eye Big Ten lead in pivotal clash
Iowa hosts Wisconsin as both teams chase the conference lead after Wisconsin’s 86 78 win over Ohio State. Iowa’s Glenn Vidnovic has boosted a high scoring attack, while Sam Williams leads Iowa and Joe Franklin paces Wisconsin. Key implications hinge on Ohio State results against Minnesota.
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Badgers
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hawks
Purdue
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Glenn
Iowa City
Madison
Joe Franklin
Badger
Jim Johnson
Chuck Nagle
Sam Williams
Rick Mount
Ralph Miller
Vidnovic
Hawkeye
Williams
Local auto names listed for new car orders
A fragmented list shows new car connections including Jacob Y Borntreger International truck Gilbert Simon Kue neman Chevrolet Scheeler Bros Inc GMC Billy Wayne Blakley Chevrolet Gary Lynn Mullet Pontiac Maurice or Wilma Alvine Pontiac Everette or Ellen Miller Wheel camper suggesting a registry or dealer note with multiple names and vehicle brands
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Jacob Y. Borntreger
Gilbert Simon Kueneman
Chevrolet
Scheeler Bros., Inc
Billy Wayne Blakley
Gary Lynn Mullet
Pontiac
Maurice Or Wilma Alvine
Everette Or
Ellen Miller
Southeast Iowa all conference cagers named in girls and boys
Coaches named first and second teams and honorable mentions for the SE Iowa conference. Mediapolis dominates girls with three on the eight player first team. New London places two on the boys first team. Honorable mentions include Carl Moon and Bob Siberts among others.
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Southeast Iowa
Mediapolis
New London
Man
Carl Moon
Bob Siberts
Wapello
Bill Cline
Mike McConahay
Doug Boulton
Winfield
Mt. Union
Stan Stutzman
Sid Pounds
Ten Years Ago Today Mrs Hull Visits Oska loosa Family
Ten years ago today Mrs Henry Hull returned from a visit with her daughter and family, the John Lytles in Oska loosa. The Lytles' son, Richard, had been ill with strep throat but has recovered enough to return to school.
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Henry Hull
John Lytles
Oskaloosa
Lytles
Richard
Westley Unseld Faces Houston Hope in NCAA Clash
Louisville, ranked 11th, clinched a Midwest Regionals berth with a 76-67 overtime win over Tulsa as Westley Unseld dominated the paint. Houston, led by Elvin Hayes with 34 points, stretched its win streak to 23 and eyes a likely semifinal against the Missouri Valley champ in Wichita on March 15.
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Elvin Hayes
Mr. Big
Lew Alcindor
Unseld
Louisville
Cardinals
Hayes
Houston Cougars
Tulsa
Bradley
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Houston
Miami
Fla
Southern Methodist
UCLA
Cougars
Bruins
Wichita
Kan
Larry Cheatham
Hurricanes
Local attraction brings Washington area coaches to face Red Heads
Washington De Men sponsor a men's team of area coaches to play the All-America Red Heads at Washington High School gym Saturday February 24 at 8 p.m. The lineup includes Skip Speece of Waco, Bill Austin of Columbus Junction, Dave Lansing of Highland, Tom Brown of Keota, Cal Hickman of Mid-Prairie, Al Wordlaw of Fairfield, Bill Anderson of Keota, Tim Grady of Mid-Prairie, plus Washington coaches John Sproule, Phil Busley, Doug Dunlap, Ralph Bartelt and Gary Olson. The Red Heads feature Brenda Moon from Tennessee, Charlotte Adams from Mississippi, and Becky Hart. Tickets available from the De-Men and area merchants.
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Red Heads
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Washington de Men
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de Men
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Waco
Waco Warriors
Bill Austin
Columbus Junction
Dave Lansing
Highland
Tom Brown
Keota
Cal Hickman
Mid-Prairie
al Wordlaw
Fairfield
Bill Anderson
Tim Grady
Mid - Prairie
John Sproule
Phil Busley
Doug Dunlap
Ralph Bartelt
Gary Olson
Brenda Moon
Tennessee
Charlotte Adams
Mississippi
Becky Hart
Verkerk wins Olympic 1500m skating record race
Cees Verkerk of Holland set the listed world mark to win the Olympic 1500 meters in Grenoble with 2 minutes 3.4 seconds. Norway captured its fifth gold with a 15 kilometer cross country women's team upset of Sweden and Russia led by Inger Aufler and teammates Babben Enger Damon and Berit Moerdre.
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France
UPI
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Holland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Verkerk
Fred Anton Maier
Ard Schenk
Ivar Eriksen
U.S
United States
Dick Wurster
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Wayne LeBombard
West Allis
Wis
Bill Lenigan
New York
Roger Capan
Champaign
Inger Aufler
Babben Enger Damon
Berit Moerdre
Thursday Niners Bowling League Results and High Scores
Falk Clothing led by Doug Dunlap and Vern Geyer posted a 4 0 win over Tindal and Journal as Martin Cleaners and Coast to Coast faced tough matches. Falk team total 2678, Worley 2557. Falk games 937 and 927. Doug Dunlap 591, Vern Geyer 585. Fern Geyer and Bob Anderson 225. Lar son 212. Dunlap 212. Dale Bower rolled three 170 games for 510 series.
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Ci & Od
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Martin Cleaners
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Journal
Cé& J
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Worley
Fort
Doug Dunlap
Vern Geyer
Fern Geyer
Bob Anderson
Dr. Larson
Dale Bower
Bowling match results show Hanson lead team series
Hanson 2640 tops Dutch 2586 in team series while team game Hanson 942 defeats Washington Mfg 897. John Hough 574 and Cal Little 567 lead individual series. John McGill 214 and Cal Little 212 top individual games.
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Hanson
Dutch
Washington Mfg
John Hough
Cal Little
John McGill
King recruits thousands for march on Washington
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr told cheering crowds in Birmingham that white and black brothers must march hand in hand to Washington to demand economic justice and poverty relief. He urged thousands to join him in April, saying integration costs nothing while economic justice will cost millions and vowed to build a movement rather than destroy.
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Ala
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
America
King
Alabama
Congress
Cause of fatal Dayton fire eyed as possible gas stove fault
An arson investigator said the Dayton two story house blast that killed a 19 year old mother Mrs George Ryon and her three children Melvin 3 Patty 2 and Clarence four months may have been caused by a faulty gas stove. Firemen recovered the bodies after a long effort as smoke hampered the probe. The husband George Ryon arrived home from work at a service station and tried to enter the blaze but was kept back by heat and flames. Neighbors reported the explosion shaking the area and cutting electricity.
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Dayton
Iowa
UPI
Harold Schurtz
Webster County
Ray A. McCoy
George Ryon
Melvin
Patty
Clarence
McCoy
Donna Jenkins
Ryan
Women’s Bowling Thursday Rollers League Scores
In Betweeners finish with 664 in team game and 1925 team series while Spares lead in team series with 1973 and achieve 684 in team game. Pauline Brown totals 450 in individual series and Jean Hall tops with 167 in individual game.
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Pauline Brown
Jean Hall
Karen Allen
Draft officials to end job deferments
Washington reports the Selective Service System will end all occupational draft deferments. Graduate student deferments will be limited, effectively confined to medicine, dentistry and other medical fields.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service System
Rusk at odds with Senator Fulbright over Vietnam policy
Washington Reuters United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk sparred with Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair J William Fulbright over possible use of tactical nuclear weapons in Vietnam condemning discussion as a disservice to the country The dispute follows months of friction after Rusk refused public testimony and the committee shifted to outside sources for Vietnam coverage The panel plans four public hearings on worldwide revolutionary trends beginning Monday with experts from several universities and war correspondents providing closed session briefings on conditions in South Vietnam
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Vietnam
Fulbright
South
White House
George Christian
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Johnson
Three U.S. Airmen Freed in Vietnam
North Vietnam released three captured American fliers. The airmen, believed to be en route to Vientiane Laos, were being transported by an International Control Commission plane. Hanoi had said it would free the three on the Vietnamese Lunar New Year as a goodwill gesture.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
Hanoi
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