Four Teams Share Lead in SE Six Conference
Four teams sit atop the Southeast Six with 2 wins and 1 loss as league play proceeds. McCloud of Centerville leads scoring with 60 points, ahead of Watson of Fairfield at 54. Hawkins of Mt. Pleasant has 47, while Foster of Washington trails with 31. Watson also paces rebounds with 58, followed by McCloud at 51 and Grier at 41.
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McCloud
Centerville
Jim Watson
Fairfield
Watson
Jerry Hawkins
Mt. Pleasant
Grier
Washington
Hawkins
Philpot
Ft. Madison
Wilson
NCAA to Discuss AAU Relations at Chicago Convention
In Chicago the 56th annual NCAA convention will feature reports on NCAA AAU relations. Wilbur Johns of UCLA will present the overall picture along with high school federation attitudes and college basketball track and gymnastics coaching views. Penalties were announced for New Mexico State, Utah, Whitworth College, and Humboldt State for various violations.
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Chicago
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Wilbur Johns
UCLA
National
AAU
U.S
New Mexico State
University of Utah
Aggies
Utah
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
Humboldt State College
Arcata
Calif
Move Up Junior High Game With Iowa City Postseason Note
The eighth grade basketball game scheduled for Friday Jan 19 was moved to Thursday Jan 18 with Humboldt hosting Iowa City Central. No seventh grade game will be played.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Central
Sectional Tourney Pairings Released for Iowa Boys
Iowa High School Athletic Association announced pairings and times for 32 Class B and 32 Class A sectional tournaments. Top six schools in each district sit out sectional play while district pairings await release. Local sites include Fairfield Class B with Brigh-ton vs Wayland Feb 19 8:15 p.m. West Liberty Class B Ainsworth vs Lone Tree Feb 19 7 p.m. Grandview L M vs Riverside 8:15 p.m. West Liberty Class A Columbus Junction vs West Liberty Feb 22 8:15 p.m.
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Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Fairfield
Brighton
Wayland
Birmingham
Stockport
Blakesburg
Milton
Fox Valley
Fremont
Ottumwa Walsh
West Liberty
Ainsworth
Lone Tree
Grandview
Riverside
Columbus Junction
Goalby Sets Pace at San Diego Open Golf
Bob Goalby leads the San Diego Open after two rounds with a six under par 65, edging former Duke end Mike Souchak who shot 67. The $25,000 event in San Diego continues as Goalby sits atop the leaderboard.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Bob Goalby
Mike Souchak
Goalby
University of Illinois
Comes Souchak
Duke University
Tus
Local Junior High Teams Win Pair of Thursday Games
The 7th grade and 8th grade squads from the local junior high school defeated Fairfield in two Thursday games. The 8th graders won 38 to 25 behind Tom Lowe and Jim Logan scoring 10 and 8 respectively. The 7th graders rallied to a 34 to 32 win, with Dave Hutchcroft scoring 14 points as the team improved to 1 win, 3 losses while the 8th grade remains undefeated at 4-0. The games were played in the new high school gym beginning at 4 p.m.
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Fairfield
Wally Horn
Tom Lowe
Steve Norton
Jim Logan
Frank Sanders
Tim Trotman
John Phieger
Jim Witthoft
Dave Hutchcroft
Steve Bealer
Doug English
Brian Britton
Allen Pohren
Iowa Farm Bureau plans Hawaii tour for members
The Iowa Farm Bureau announces a member tour to the Hawaiian Islands. Des Moines round trip fare is $952.17. Members should contact the Washington Farm Bureau office for details and enrollment.
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Hawaii
Iowa Farm Bureau
Hawaiian Islands
Des Moines
Washington Farm Bureau
Cars Fail to Start as Cold Sets Record in Fairbanks
The Record reports a cold snap in Fairbanks Alaska with temperatures around 17 degrees above zero. Many locals note battery issues gas line freezes and engines refused to start during morning hours.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Kennedy Plans New Economic and Labor Reforms Ahead
Congress debates retraining for workers displaced by automation and federal aid for college and classrooms. Kennedy pushes new tax incentives for business modernization and a standby spending authority for public works, while civil rights and UN financing face uncertain outcomes.
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Kennedy
Congress
House Ways & Means
Ranchers Cattle Bring 353000 at Winner Sale
Don Hight moved 1800 head from Westover to Winner S D for a five day blizzard trek to the sale barn. He expected about 360000 but netted around 353000 after taxes and commissions. The largest buyer bought 202 head Hershey Nebraska. A Centerville buyer purchased a lot of 42 steers at 25.80 per cwt.
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S.D
UPI
Don Hight
Hight
Westover
Sioux Falls
Centerville
Hershey
Neb
Danny
Eldon
Buster Ham
Jeep
Cadillac
Coeds Describe Shoplifting as Fad at Parsons College
Three Parsons College coeds admitted to shoplifting for kicks and called it a new fad. Jane Trauger Sus an Gitlitz and Ann Free faced larceny charges in Ottumwa with bonds set at 500 300 and 100 dollars. They were due in municipal court for 9 a.m. Saturday hearings.
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Ottumwa
UPI
Parsons College
Miss Gitlitz
Miss Free
Fairfield
Burlington
Weekend TV Highlights Showcases Classic Dramas and Sports
Weekend TV lineup from United Press International covers The Fourposter on CBS with Tammy Grimes and Jackie Cooper, plus Golden Showcase with Tom Ewell. Pro basketball features Cincinnati Royals versus Detroit Pistons, and pro bowling Puerto Rican Invitational. Perry Mason, Leave It to Beaver, Lawrence Welk, People Will Talk, Gunsmoke, All-Star Bowling, and Sunday specials including The Hold Out, John Brown's Body, Ski finals, Congo crisis panels, Pro Bowl Game, Wide World of Sports, Mister Ed, Walt Disney World, Ed Sullivan Show, Car 54, Bonanza, Bus Stop, Theater 62, and The Farmer's Daughter details.
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CBS
Jacqueline Babbin
Audrey Gellen
Jan de Hartog
Tammy Grimes
Agnes
Michael
Jackie Cooper
Tom Ewell
J. Frank Dobie
Texas Frontier
NBC
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
Detroit
ABC
Perry Mason
Mason
Raymond Burr
Jeremy Slate
Beaver
Penny
Jerry Mathers
Penny Woods
Karen Sue Trent
Lawrence Welk
Lennon Sisters
Jo Ann Castle
Champagne Music Makers
Cary Grant
Jeanne Crain
Marshal Dillon
James Arness
Convention Hall
Miami Beach
Vincent Benet
Richard Boone
Douglas Campbell
Colorado
Sir Roy Welensky
Ralph Bunche
Harlan Cleveland
Los Angeles
Wide World of Sports
Grossinger
N.Y
Acapulco
Mexico
Wilbur
Alan Young
Carol
Connie Hines
Walt Disney
World of Color
Hans Brinker
Hans
Ed Sullivan
Las Vegas
Mickey Rooney
Joey Forman
Ken Murray
Patti Page
Jan Murray
Baltimore
the Ponderosa
Mercedes McCambridge
Audrey Dalton
Nina Foch
Richard Conte
Congress
Big City
Lee Remick
Peter Lawford
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Charles Bickford
Deeds Filed for Curl Engineering and White House Dairies
Curl Engineering and Mfg Corp transfers lots 27 and 28 block 7 OP Wellman to Baxter Freese. White House Dairies Co transfers real estate in Brighton to C Wayne Tait and wife.
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Curl Engineering and Mfg. Corp
Baxter Freese
Blk
OP Wellman
White House Dairies Co
C Wayne Tait and
Wife — Real Estate
Brighton
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