Demons face Davis County Mustangs in Friday clash
Washington's Demons return from a long layoff to host the high scoring Davis County Mustangs of Davis County Community High School at Bloomfield. Coach Tom English reshuffles lineup after a 2 loss start in Southeast Six, aiming for a winning style and more shots.
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Davis County Mustangs
Washington
Demons
Mustang
Davis County Community High School
Bloomfield
Tom English
Demon
Marion High School
English
Brian Owen
Gary Marshall
Steve Talbot
Phil Ah
Mustangs
Fort Madison
Steve Augspurger
Dale Hendricks
Davis County
Ainsworth Cagers Split Tuesday Twin Bill
Ainsworth teams split a Tuesday night double bill described as very poorly played. The Birmingham girls won 45 to 32 while the Ainsworth boys pulled out a 43 to 33 victory. Linda Lowe led Ainsworth with 15 points. Gene Alvine and Glen Banks each dominated with 24 rebounds for Ainsworth. Birmingham’s Mc Whirter scored 20 and Skaggs 18.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Cagers
Birmingham
Birmingham Girls
Linda Lowe
McWhirter
Skaggs
Ainsworth Boys
Gene Alvine
Glen Banks
Mid-Prairie Girls Defeat West Branch in Kalona Double Win
Mid-Prairie high school girls beat West Branch 76 to 65 in the varsity game, led by Shirley Niffe Nagger with 37 points, Judy Slemmons 28 and Lois Slemmons 11. The Mid-Prairie reserves also won 43 to 35 as Julia Hobbs scored 22 and Deanna Statler 13 while West Branch’s Beverly Brown scored 40 in defeat.
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Kalona
Mid-Prairie
West Branch
Mid-Prairie Girls
Shirley Niffenegger
Judy Slemmons
Lois Slemmons
Mid- Prairie
Beverly Brown
Mid-Prairie Reserves
Julia Hobbs
Deanna Statler
Thompson
Junior Bowling High Scores Report
The Clippers lead with a team series of 1708 and team game 661 while the Everetts post 1672 and 592. Rosann Crayne tops individual series with 377 and Joyce Zieglowsky 369. Connie Potter rolls 155 and Linda Fritz 139 in the individual games.
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Clipper
Everetts
Clippers
Rosann Crayne
Joyce Zieglowsky
Connie Potter
Linda Fritz
Kennedy Era House Weighs Future Leadership and Proposals
House leaders debate a new party whip after Albert and indicate Kennedy proposals may gain House support. McCormack predicts bills to raise postal rates create a Department of Urban Affairs retrain workers and revive education aid measures. He says medical care within Social Security could pass if Ways and Means acts.
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House
Albert
Kennedy
Bolling
McCormack
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
Ways & Means
Funeral services for Howard McBride held in Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Howard McBride were held at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Lloyd Latta in charge. Pallbearers were Fred Bey Walter Anderson Cliff Connelly William Sheetz Floyd Blankenhorn. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.
Kentucky Wins But Rupp Is Sad
Kentucky dominated Virginia 93-73 as Adolph Rupp criticized the sloppy play. Larry Parsifal led with 21 points, Cotton Nash 18, Tony Laquintano top-scored for Virginia with 22, while Wake Forest beat Minnesota 79-70 and Indiana tied a school record with 122 points against Notre Dame.
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Wildcats
Kentucky
Virginia
Cavaliers
Rupp
Bombers
Larry Parsifal
Cotton Nash
Starts Campaign To End Alimony
Former Army Maj. Reuben Kidd launches United States Divorce Reform Inc to fight alimony and community property. He seeks changes via lobbying and elections while claiming many sympathizers nationwide and some support from women. He aims to abolish alimony and secure joint custody rights based on fathers’ equal child care ability.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Army
Reuben Kidd
California
United States Divorce Reform, Inc
USDR
Kidd
USDA
Nevada
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Panama Canal Zone
USDAO
Bowling Team Edges As Klein and Fresh Water Duel
In a men’s bowling meet Klein rolls 2620 series and 889 team game led by 211 and 209 games from C Crone and Z Dawson. Fresh waters totaled 2578 with 873 team game as R Van Zile earned 557 series and Z Dawson 209 game.
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Klein
Freshwaters
Z. Dawson
R. van Zile
C. Crone
Ten Years Ago Today Wilma and Paul Grossheim Travel to Lawrence
Wilma and Paul Grossheim left this morning for Lawrence Kansas to attend the quadrennial meeting of the Student Volunteer Movement, December 27 to 31.
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Wilma
Paul Grossheim
Lawrence
Kan
Student Volunteer Movement
Expect Boom In Chemical Industry
UPI reports rising sales and output for 1961 with forecasts of further growth into 1962. Industry profits face price declines but 1962 demand and production are expected to lift prices and expand output in basic organic chemicals plastics and related sectors.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Floyd Olds Hosts At Holiday Dinner
Cedar on December 29 Mr. and Mrs Floyd Olds hosted a cooperative holiday dinner for Hawkins and related families. Attendees shared roast turkey and sides with many relatives from Iowa to Kansas and Washington.
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Floyd Olds
Bob Davison
Galesburg
Milton Schnicker
Donald Davison
Near Wayland
John
Garry Schnicker
Harold Brookhouser
Weaver
Iowa
Elwyn Corey
Delbert Corey
Mount Union
Jim Kaska
Karen Long
Denver
Colo
Bill Kaska
Saint Ambrose College
Davenport
Clem Eagle
Everett Gardner
Dean Garrett
Warren
Cecil Venhaus
New London
Mr. Venhaus
Mrs. Corey
Gertrude Eagle
Applegates
Don Applegate
Max Odendahl
Pam
Terry
Tiffin
Jean Radtke
Ruth Klein
Steve
Linda
Jeff
Iowa City
Margaret Applegate
Applegate
Charles Bartholow
Dwain Johnson
Cynthia
David
Ben
Bernard Bartholow
Oskaloosa
Carl Brown
Lancaster
Jim Curry
Cedar Rapids
Dave Knock
Parkersburg
John Schnicker
Foster and Copley
Maurice Libe
Francis
J. C. Haskins
Fairfield
Hunt
Lawrence Moore
Winfield
Ed Fortune
Beverly
Carrie Quigly
Columbus Junction
Gertrude Doig
Stanly
Oral Long
Iowa Adds 3000 Jobs From Industrial Expansion
Iowa in 1961 added more than 3000 new jobs as 33 new industries began operations and 31 existing firms expanded. The year saw 64 developments in 45 communities, with payroll potential near 15 million dollars annually and capital investment around 55.1 million. Notable firms include Monsanto, Flintkote, Pepperidge Farms, Atlantic and Pacific Tea, Blue Bird Bus Body, Hawk eye Chemical, and Standard brands. Local tax revenue is expected to rise about 3 million annually.
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DES Moines
UPJ
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
Ed Storey
Monsanto Chemical Co
Muscatine
Flintkote Corp
Fort Dodge
Pepperidge Farms Inc
Campbell Soup Co
Iowa City
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
New Co
Davenport
Blue Bird Bus Body Co
Mount Pleasant
Swift & Co
Skelly Oil Co
Hawkeye Chemical Co
Clinton
Standard Brands
California Chemical Co
Fort Madison
General Electric
Electric Autolite
Philco Dexter
Globe Union
Oliver Crop
John Deere
Baxter Box Co
Fort Dodge Laboratories
J & B Plastics
Super Sweet Feeds
Anthes-Cleason Corp
Long Airdox Co
TV Highlights Highlights of the West and multiple night programs
The listing showcases CBS Armstrong Circle Theater on communist refugees and Radio Free Europe, Adlai Stevenson appearance at closing, NBC Wagon Train with Jack Warden, ABC Profile of an Astronaut on John Glenn, CBS Checkmate with Jack Benny and Tina Louise, Perry Como's Music Hall with Bonanza stars, Dick Van Dyke Show with Ritchie Petrie, Naked City on a skid row hero, NBC David Brinkley Journal featuring wrestler Antonino Rocca, all set for evening times across color broadcasts.
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CBS
Armstrong Circle Theater
Radio Free Europe
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
U.N
Naked City
ABC
Jack Warden
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Tom Brown
Bob McCluren
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Schoonover
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Ll Reid Boyd
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Har-Monicas
Phillips
Marcia
Boyd
Hawaii
Elvis Presley
Tim Moriarty
United Press International
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Baron
Len Chappells
Wake Forest
Minnesota
Deacons
Eric Magdanz
Gophers
Larry Shook
Butler
Princeton
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Tigers
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Bulldogs
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Vandy
Rich Kaminsky
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Blue Monday League
Klein Klothing
Wa Payne TV
Reif Bulldozers
Wilson Clothing
Northrup King Yoder
Helen Rubinstein
Hanogion Wee
Lewis A. Webel
MAR. Steel
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel
Ligonier
Mrs. Floyd Olds
NBC
Martin Onyx
John Glenn
America
Jack Benny
Tina Louise
Otto Kruger
Perry Como
Lorne Greene
Dan Blocker
Perry
Dick van Dyke
Ritchie Petrie
Larry Mathews
David Brinkley
Journal
Antonino Rocca
Holy Land
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Tel el Jura
Geeve? Galilee
Population Reference Bureau
Bureau
Central Press
Benjamin Franklin
National Bank of Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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