Centerville Big Reds visit Washington in Friday showcase
Washington High hosts Centerville as the Big Reds return at full strength led by Don Graves. Centerville features Jim Carney and Ed Vinton at 6 ft 2 in plus, while Wade Clark handles the back court. Sophomores start the wrestling card with multiple weight classes and notable 180 lb star Larry Green riding a seven match win streak.
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Washington High School
Big Reds
Centerville
Fort Madison
Don Graves
Graves
Jim Carney
Ed Vinton
Big Red
Wade Clark
John Sproule
Steve Norton
Tim Trotman
Dick Holden
Tom Lowe
al Brock
Frank Sanders
Sproule
Jim Logan
Willard Larsen
Bob Bower
Jim Witthoft
Golfers ready for Los Angeles Open
The Los Angeles Open kicks off the cross country tour with Arnold Palmer leading 45 of the year s top money winners at Rancho. Ken Venturi Tony Lema and Bob Nichols challenge Palmer while Bill Casper looms as a potential dark horse amid prep rounds and wrist and leg ailments among players. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player skip this event to preserve energy for later stops.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Bill Casper
Rancho
Lema
Palmer
Dave Ragen
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Arkansas awarded Grantland Rice Trophy for 11-0 season
Arkansas Razorbacks were named the Grantland Rice Trophy winner by the Football Writers Association, finishing 11-0 and earning a 10-7 Cotton Bowl triumph over Nebraska. Coach Frank Broyles expressed elation as Notre Dame, Texas, and Michigan followed in the voting. A separate London report notes a National Coal Board booklet claiming miners work 22 hours per week and waste 52 minutes.
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UPI
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Razorbacks
Nebraska
Football Writers Association
Frank Broyles
Hawaii
Notre Dame
Southern California
Texas
Longhorns
Alabama
Michigan
Oregon State
London
National Coal Board
Nations
Providence still undefeated in college basketball triumph over Boston College
Providence, the only major unbeaten team, won 89-79 on foreign soil as Jimmy Walker and Bill Blair each scored 28 points to extend the Friars’ streak to 10. John Austin led Boston College with 29 in a hard fought clash.
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Boston College
Friars
Joe Mullaney
Jimmy Walker
Bill Blair
John Austin
Eagles
Rocke Calvelli
Marquette
Loyola of Chicago
Warriors
Tom Flynn
West Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
John Cavacini
Bill Ryczaj
Mountaineers
Villanova
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Jim Washington
North Carolina State
Virginia
Jim Williams
Temple
Delaware
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
St. Bonaventure
Lawrence Tech
Evansville
Butler
Ohio University
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Toledo
Georgia Tech
Sewanee
Health bill pushes control on goof ball pills and cosmetics
President Johnson appeals for a broad health program highlighting regulation of barbiturates amphetamines and other psycho toxic drugs with stronger labeling for hazardous substances and safety rules for cosmetics and therapeutic devices. He says medical advances must help all Americans and warns the fight against disease continues.
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Johnson
Women's bowling Lane Leaders League standings and results
Lane leaders show Ainsworth Bank 43 and Minick Furniture 37. Results list Carson 2363, Ainsworth 2339, McCleery 2279, Livestock 2424, Minick 2228, Roe 2436, Tindal 2342. High team series Roe 2436 and Livestock 2424. Team games Ainsworth 875 and Livestock 843. Dee Walley 630 and Dee Valley 239 213. Lela Miller 561 and 213.
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Minick Furniture
Roe
McCleery - Cumming
Duncans
Tindal Farm Supply
Carson Lo
Carson
Ainsworth
McCleery
Livestock
Minick
Forreit
Duncan
Tindal
Dee Walley
Lela Miller
Dee Valley
Northrup King-45 Sportshop leads in bowling league
Northrup King earns 4th place with a team series of 2359 while Farm Bureau posts 2466 and Sportshop 2208 in team games. Individual highlights include J. Hough 542 series and R. Miller 531 with a 214 game for Miller and 200 for Crawford.
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Farm Bureau
Chevrolet
Washington KC
Mobil Oil
Farm Service
Geb
Mobil
Sellers
Sportshop
Northrup
J. Hough
R. Miller
R Miller
M. Crawford
Students named to Iowa State Deans' List in Ames
Kathryn E. Kerr Gretchen C. Miksch both of Washington appear on Iowa State University's Deans' List for the fall quarter. Also named are Wilbur M. Roth Wayland Ronald G. King Wellman and Keith A. Bauer West Chester, with parentage noted for each.
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Kathryn E. Kerr
Gretchen C. Miksch
Washington
Iowa State University
Ames
Miss Kerr
George P. Kerr
Miss Miksch
Robert Miksch
Route One
Wilbur M. Roth
Wayland
Mabel Roth
Ronald G. King
Wellman
Eli G. King
Keith A. Bauer
West Chester
Lloyd Bauer
Congress expands Senate steering committee with two additions
Senate Democrats boosted the steering committee from 15 to 17 members by adding midwestern Sens. Eugene McCarthy and Pat McNamara. Democratic leader Mike Mansfield announced the changes, as the group includes eight southerners and plans to consider altering committee ratios to reflect greater Democratic strength.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Pat McNamara
Mich
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Air Force to abolish 112 recovery squadrons and 43 groups
The Air Force announced the elimination of 112 recovery squadrons and 43 recovery groups, affecting about 8,000 reservists in 44 states and Washington, D.C. The plan aims for March 31 completion and cost savings without unduly impairing combat effectiveness.
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UPI
Air Force
Washington, D.C
Pentagon
United States
Cuba
Air Force Reserves
Air National Guard
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserves
Army National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Liberal warning over filibuster rule change
Senator A Willis Robertson cautioned Senate liberals that tightening the anti filibuster rule could backfire with future issues. He noted past liberal use of extended debate on atomic energy regulation, Satellite Communications Act, and reapportionment. The fight centers on raising or lowering cloture thresholds as Mansfield faces three fifths or simple majority proposals. North America’s smallest bear, the blue glacier bear, stands two feet high.
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Washington
UPI
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate
Robertson
Virginia
Mike Mansfield
North America
Defense chiefs plan reductions and bomber cuts
Washington reports the Defense Department plans manpower cuts and a reduced bomber fleet to fit a proposed 49.1 billion dollar FY budget. Cuts include 45 B52s from 630 and scrapping 225 B47s, with 38,000 Air Force and 20,000 Army jobs removed by mid 1966, while 20,000 Navy Marines join. The SR71 reconnaissance plane may enter production for SAC.
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UPI
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Johnson
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Congress
Journal of the Armed Forces
Pentagon
Strategic Air Command
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