Demons Set for Home Clash With Centerville Big Reds
Washington High School teams resume action after winter break with basketball hosting Centerville on Friday. Coach Sproule reshapes lineup without Steve Norton and may move Tim Trotman to guard while Frank Sanders Al Brock and Jim Logan step up. Wrestlers prepare for Cardinal meet after intra squad trials.
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Centerville
Big Reds
Fort Madison Bloodhounds
John Sproule
Steve Norton
Sproule
Tim Trotman
Frank Sanders
al Brock
Jim Logan
Demons
Don Lawless
Cardinal
Cecelia Klopfenstein Returns to Iowa Wesleyan College
Ten years ago today Cecelia Klopfenstein resumed school work at Iowa Wesleyan College after a holiday spent with her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Klopfenstein near Washington.
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Cecelia Klopfenstein
Iowa Wesleyan College
Harold Klopfenstein
Washington
Wilt Russell pace NBA scoring and rebounding stars
Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors and Bill Russell of the Celtics lead NBA scoring and rebounding. Jerry West and Oscar Robertson top the league in versatility with high marks in assists and all around play, per NBA statistics through last Sunday.
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NEW York
UPI
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Jerry Wiet
Los Angeles Lakers
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA
Chamberlain
West
Robertson
Big Wilt
Russell
Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Slagle Named to Honor Roll at Des Moines Institute
Virginia Slagle daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Slagle of Washington earns honor roll honors for the fall quarter at the American Institute of Business Des Moines.
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Virginia Slagle
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Virginia
Leonard Slagle
Washington
Hawkeyes rout Wisconsin in conference opener
Iowa, under new coach Ralph Miller, routed Wisconsin 92 to 62 in the Big Ten opener. Chris Perrall led Iowa with 29 points, Gerry Jones added 17, and Mark Zuber was held to nine for the Badgers who opened conference play after a 5-4 pre league mark. Attendance 9,600.
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Junior Bowling Saturday Results in Local League
Results show Sportshop 3 Johnson 0 A and W 2 Melody 1 Advance Ross 3 Ted's 0 Berk's 2 Marcia's 1. Team series led by Berk's 1595 with Marcia's 1483. team game top scores Berk's 592 and 519. Individual series Sue Lowe 433 Doris Blieu 427. Individual game Linda Brotherton 169 Sandy Johnson 161.
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Berk’s
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Doris Blieu
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Women’s Bowling Team Series Event Results
Winga wins the series posting 2482 over VFW 2354. Winga also carded 837 and 836 in the team games. P. McGill led with 646 in the series and 236 in a game, followed by F. Henry 511 and I. Crom 233 in individual games.
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VFW
P. McGill
F. Henry
I. Crom
UCLA Takes Lead In UPI Major College Poll
UCLA tops the UPI poll with 275 points and 13 first place votes for a 9 1 record through Jan 2. Michigan is second with 261 points. Indiana tied for third with 208 points. Wichita State and Duke follow. more teams listed with points and records.
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UPI
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N.Y
Illinois
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Minnesota
Vanderbilt
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St. Louis
Kansas
New Mexico
DePaul
Kentucky
Brigham-Young
Bradley
Tennessee
Oregon State
Villanova
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Miami
Fla
Oklahoma City
Florida
Family pool halls gain popularity in suburbs
Bank of America advises small investors on starting family pool halls as billiards rooms attract teens and couples. About 11 000 parlors exist nationwide with tables costing 1500 to 2000 dollars, and some owners recoup investment in five weeks. Neighborhoods need about one table per 1 000 to 2 000 people near schools or shopping centers.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bank of America
United States
Legion Opposes Immigration Change at Ontar io Post
National commander Don L. Johnson told Legion Post 112 in Ontario California that the American Legion would oppose amendments to the McCarran W alter Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952. He urged firm policy on Communist activity, support for HUAC and the Internal Security Subcommittee, and constitutional school prayer, while backing balanced strategic weapons and a firm stance on Cuba Berlin and limited air strikes against North Vietnam.
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Calif
UPI
Don L. Johnson
American Legion
Johnson
Ontario Legion Post
California
Cuba
Berlin
North Viet Nam
U.S
Miller defends farm programs in State of the Union reply
Iowa senator Jack Miller criticizes President Johnson’s call to cut farm program costs noting much of the spending may not reach farmers. He supports peace aims in Southeast Asia while warning against widening the war, and cites Kennedy’s era rhetoric about national duty.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Miller
Iowa
Johnson
Miller
Southeast Asia
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Crawfordsville to honor Donald Stout family at church
A community gathering at Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church Sunday January 10 at 7 pm honors the Donald Stout family. The Stouts plan to move to Washington. Mr and Mrs Steve Wiggers of Washington will present slides from a Europe trip. Attendees should bring salad and sandwiches.
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Donald Stout
Crawfordsville Presbyterian Church
Stouts
Washington
Steve Wiggers
Europe
Iowa and Nebraska border dispute urged for quick settlement
Gov. Harold E. Hughes urged the Iowa Legislature to act to settle the long running boundary dispute with Nebraska. A special commission recommended using the middle of the stabilized Missouri River as the line and ceding Carter Lake to Nebraska with guarantees for Carter Lake residents. The case is before the U.S. Supreme Court and fixes could take a decade to resolve.
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UPI
Iowa
Nebraska
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
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Carter Lake
Missouri
Omaha
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Farm Bureau to Hold 1965 Rally with 3000 Attendees
About 3000 Iowa Farm Bureau members are slated to gather in Des Moines on January 7 for the annual membership rally led by American Farm Bureau President Charles B. Shuman. The event marks the start of a 1965 drive targeting 114000 members. Johnson County wins traveling trophy for top percentage of goal in 1964.
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UPI
Iowa Farm Bureau
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Johnson County Farm Bureau
Four Million Babies Fed Daily Says Mead Johnson Survey
A Mead Johnson survey reports over four million U S babies start the day fed with formulas. Forty seven percent now receive prepared formulas and twenty one percent use evaporated milk with carbohydrate modifiers. Breast feeding stands at ten percent.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
Mead Johnson Laboratories
U.S
Mead Johnson
George Murphys in Davenport for Christmas
Christmas notes from Haskins area list visits among Murphys Elliott Sands Thoeming Wilson Bean Rose Krotz and others. Ethel Vivian Booth sold their home to Lloyd Koopman with April 1 1965 move date. Harrison family activity includes visits to Reinbeck Sigourney and Iowa City for medical and belated Christmas events.
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Donald Bean
Marion
Richard Bean
Ainsworth
Donald’s
Marshall Rose
Crawfordsville
Wilbur’ Krotz
Will Krotz
Riverside
Ethel
Vivian Booth
Lloyd Koopman
Gerald Westfall
Jacksonville
Missouri
Ben Harrison
Una Gordon
Lyle Embree
Washington
Harold Godlove
Indianola
Una’s
Edgar Whetstine
Dean Zachs
John Frame
Duane White
Jack Herr
Homer Cannon
Reinbeck
Sigourney
Paul Harmon
Ed Linz
Harrison
Iowa City
Sheets family in holiday gathering
Keota residents hosted Christmas Eve dinner with Harold and Mrs Sheets and children Joel and Jerome Sheets. Christmas Day guests included Henry Sheets and Joel Sheets family. Elmer Aller hosted Francis Kreiger and Dan Reed families from Cedar Rapids. Aller’s grandchildren Chris Curtis and Cindy visiting this week.
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Harold Sheets
Joel Sheets
Jerome Sheets
Henry Sheets
Elmer Aller
Francis Kreiger
Blairsburg
Dan Reed
Cedar Rapids
Chris, Curtis
Cindy
Max Graber Home From Hospital After Surgery
Max Graber was released Sunday from Washington County Hospital after a December 26 tonsillectomy. Nearby relatives and friends, including Charles Roth and niece Cheri Free man from Colorado Springs, visited over the holidays. Christmas gatherings included the Brooks families from Glen Ellyn Detroit and Indianola, with Mrs. Hutt joining in Chicago. Mrs. Wenger recently discharged from heart treatment.
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Max Graber
Washington County Hospital
Charles Roth
Cheri
Philip Freeman
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Charles
Jesse Roth
Ethan Brooks
Don Brooks
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Rodney Brooks
Indianola
Jim Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Bill Deaton
Washington
Sidney Brooks
George Brooks
Nancy
Nellie Hutt
Michigan
Rod Brooks
Simpson College
Elmer Boshart
Parkview
Anna Wyse
Ray Ernst
Dale Garrett
Youth found dead in car in Fort Dodge
Tom Bohlen, 19, of Fort Dodge was found dead in his car from apparent accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. A younger brother discovered him around 7 a.m. with the engine running. firemen treated with oxygen but he died. Police ruled the death accidental. funeral services were pending for the Bohlen son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bohlen.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
UPI
Tom Bohlen
Bohlen
Jerry Bohlen
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