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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1963

Page

11

Clem Shallas Hosts at Kalona

Mr and Mrs Clem Shalla and Ramona entertained relatives at a Kalona dinner Sunday with Ed Conner Emma Bopp of Washington Charles Shalla Wellman and other guests. The Kalona Beauty Center marks National Beauty Salon Week with a courtesy permanent to Mrs Coral Grace Carter. Scouts meeting included 19 Girl Scouts planning uniforms for a dinner at the Methodist church.

Kalona Clem Shalla Ramona Ed Conner Emma Bopp Washington Charles Shalla Wellman Joe TeBockhorst Charles Marek Mary Te Bockhorst Clifford Shalla Judy Enfield

Crusaders Vote Gift To IFVE Program

KEOTA February 13 The Clear Creek Crusaders met at Kathy Conrad’s home rolling call was a good habit I would like to form with sixteen members three leaders and the mother of the month present Booklets and pamphlets were passed out The club contributed to LFYE and plans for a March 2 roller skating party were discussed A committee was chosen to make a poster for a week Irene Grein spoke on safety tips in the kitchen The mother of the month was Mrs James Greiner Afterward they sang songs and refreshments were served The next meeting will be at Pauline and Loretta Helscher’s home Heart Fund work will begin February 18 with Mrs Tom Mills in charge and a long list of workers named to canvass Keota residents and collect contributions before Heart Sunday.

Mon Methodist Church Alpha Club Mary Anna Schrock Edith Yoder Pamela Reece Becky Miller Dixie Niffenegier Keota Clear Creek Crusaders Kathy Conrad Lf.y.e Irene Grein James Greiner Conrad Pauline Loretta Helscher Tom Mills Heart Fund Miller George Mayer Dick Norenberg Dick Beck Bernard Hahn Boyderi B. J. Byrne Bob Yoder Keith Wells Claire Sonday Florence Crawford Mamie Oliver Richard George Bond Donald Fagen Charles Grisham Kay Statler Gale Trier James Mattison Ralph Herr Gerald DeLong Pete Hahn Lyle Miller LeRoy Lillig

Wichita Stops Cincinnati Cagers

Stallworth, a 6 foot 6 inch 2M pound University of Wichita star, scored 46 points to lead 7th-ranked Wichita to a 65 64 victory over Cincinnati in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Cincinnati, defending NCAA champion, saw its 19 game win streak end as Stallworth hit two clutch free throws in the final seconds.

Wichita University of Wichita Cincinnati Stallworth Dallas Tex Bearcats Loyola of Chicago Bowling Green Ohio Cineiti Loyola Duke Arizona State University Stanford Oregon State Llinois Colorado Mississippi State Georgia Tech Howie Komives Nate Thrumond Falcons Jerry Harkness Jack Kerris

TV Highlights and Tonight's Net Schedules

ABC airs a half hour Chinese New Year parade special from San Francisco featuring Vic Morrow Rick Jason and Mai Tai Sing as the Year of the Hare begins. NBC presents Season of Growth with Terry Moore romance. Dick Powell Theatre Apples Don't Fall Far drama on NBC. CBS offers Jack Benny with Connie Francis and Garry Moore with a star lineup. NBC's Chet Huntley Reporting examines United Fruit in Colombia and more.

San Francisco ABC Chinatown Vic Morrow Rick Jason Mai Tai Sing CS Empire NBC Terry Moore Dick Powell Theatre David Wayne Johnny Crawford Rock Hudson Jack Benny CBS Connie Francis Untouchables Garry Moore Carol Lawrence Jonathan Winters Dorothy Loudon Chet Huntley Yankee United Fruit Co Colombia

Bowling Team Scores Report From Community Feed Diary

Brown 2553 leads as team series, with Community Feed posting 220 and Washington Mfg 898 in a mixed score line. Individual highlights include Bud Droll 582 and Cal Humphreys 570 for series, Cal Humphreys 225 and Vernon Fletcher 213 in games.

Brown Washington Mfg Bud Droll Cal Humphreys Vernon Fletcher

WACO Girls Win In Tourney Finals

Waco and Cardinal girls won sectional finals to advance to district play. Mt Union hosted WACO defeating Winfield Mt Union 67 46 led by Kathy Fletcher 40 points. other regional results included Cardinal beating Mid Prairie 62 33 and Mont Pleasant sites hosting first round games with several matchups set for this week. The district tourney unfolds across Mt Pleasant Pekin and Burlington with first round games tonight and Wednesday provisions.

WACO Cardinal Mt. Pleasant Pekin Burlington Notre Dame Mt. Union Winfield Kathy Fletcher Donna Bergstrom Marge Wintermeyer Sandy Madden Louise Wells Patricia Lowe Maynard Bittle Wapello Columbus Junction AL Rackwoon Prairie Girls Judy Siem ‘Nons Packwood Julia Hobbs Deanna Slater Marty Kaprich Fremont Hedrick Winfield-Mt. Union Stockport Harmony New London Mid-Prairie Morning Sun Mt Pleasant Stawport Mediapolis

Rick Latta Wins Spot In District Tourney

Washington high school will be represented at the district meet by one wrestler Rick Latta Latta won two matches in the sectional meet Saturday night to advance while Leon Lintz lost in the finals. The district meet will be at Cedar Rapids.

Washington Rick Latta Latta Leon Lintz Cedar Rapids

Newsman Assails Government Secrecy

Washington reporter Clark Mollenhoff charged that government secrecy hides corruption and mismanagement. He urged review by Congress and the General Accounting Office. He cited four problem areas, including favorable News management and press directives at the Pentagon. He contrasted secrecy with needed accountability and suggested limits on executive privilege.

Chicago UPS Washington Afollenhoff Congress General Accounting Office Mollenhoff

Berlin re elects Brandt mayor in sweeping victory

West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt wins a massive personal victory in Sunday's municipal election with 89.9 percent voter turnout despite snow and sleet. His Socialists gain ground on Adenauer's CDU as the election signals disapproval of closer ties with France and a resolve to strengthen ties with the Western Allies to defend West Berlin. The Communists suffer a crushing setback, winning only 13 percent of the vote and 20,887 ballots.

Berlin UPI West Berlin Willy Brandt Brandt Konrad Adenauer Christian Democrats Adenauer Charles de Gaulle France United States Britain Tem Wall West Reds

Muscatine Girl Six Killed by Shotgun

In Muscatine a six year old girl, Bivian Ashby, daughter of Wade and the rural Muscatine couple, died after a shotgun discharged while it was being used by her brother and the pair were alone with a baby. Authorities said the mother had left them to take other children to school. The shotgun reportedly fell and discharged hitting the child in the side.

Siuscatine UPS Muscatine Bivian Ashby Wade Ashby

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