Patterson Wins Warm-Up Fight Ahead of Bonavena Showdown
Floyd Patterson, citing he never quit, defeated Levi Forte by knockout in the second round at Miami Beach to move closer to a heavyweight title shot. The 36-year-old, weighing 192 pounds, knocked Forte down twice before referee Sy Gotfried stopped the bout at 2:20 as Patterson prepared for Feb. 15 against Oscar Bonavena at Madison Square Garden. Forte dropped to 21 losses in 40 fights. Patterson argued he is not retired and simply returning to boxing with a tune-up win.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Floyd Patterson
Levi Forte
Patterson
Forte
Sy Gotfried
Miami
Watterson
World Boxing Association
Jimmy Ellis
Charlie Green
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Bonavena
Larry Duncan Earns High Sales Honors in Iowa City
Larry Duncan was named Associate of the Year for Iowa for New England Mutual. He led Coordinated State Services with offices in Washington, Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, James and the Quad Cities, achieving over 3,000,000 in sales. Duncan won October November and December 1970 and placed fourth nationally among 2,500 agents with 865,000 in sales for November. He previously led Northwestern Mutual Life for one month in 1968 and received a silver sabre for his achievement.
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Larry Duncan
Iowa City
State of Iowa
New England Mutual
Duncan
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Jamés
Quad Cities
Northwestern Mutual Life
Humphrey signals 1972 presidential bid in Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey resumes Senate duties in Minnesota style as he returns to the capital and refuses to rule out a 1972 presidential run. He tells a Women’s National Democratic Club audience that Democrats must be dynamic and not complacent to win the White House next year.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Minnesota
Humphrey
National Democratic Club
Senate
Republican
White House
Admitted and Dismissed Patients Listed in Keota and Washington
A record lists admissions on Friday including Mrs Edna Kleese Keota medical Mrs Nina Caldwell Washington medical Mrs Paul Hagans Fairfield medical Also listed today are 301 McKinney Wapel and dismissals Kenneth Guthrie Washington Carroll Reighard Washington Today Ronald Hawkins Ainsworth Mrs Lettie Waggoner Washington Mrs Mable Hantz Columbus Junction Howard Schultz Ainsworth Mrs Donald Gardner Washington Annie Smith Kalona Merle Sheetz Washington with various medical mentions and locations.
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Edna Kleese
Keota
Nina Caldwell
Washington
Paul Hagans
Fairfield
McKinney
Wapel
Kenneth Guthrie
Carroll Reighard
Ronald Hawkins
Ainsworth
Lettie Waggoner
Mable Hantz
Columbus” Junction
Howard Schultz
Donald Gardner
Annie Smith
Kalona
Merle
Sheetz
Dale Woodburn 64 dies visiting brother in law store
Dale Woodburn 64 of 308 West Main Street died Friday January 15 1971 while visiting his brother in law Nate Young at the John Deere Store after a heart attack in November He had seemed to recover Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Bauer and Rev M C Smith in charge Burial will be in Ainsworth Cemetery He was born near Riverside September 6 1906 son of Lawrence Clinton and Callie Murial Brown Woodburn Reared in Washington County he married Helen Young Anderson December 21 1944 in Washington He farmed in Washington until moving to town in 1957 He worked as an assistant to the county assessor for several years He was a member of the Methodist Church Surviving are his wife a son Richard Anderson of Washington two grandchildren one sister Dora Capek of Hinsdale He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters Memorials may be left for the Heart Fund in his name
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Dale Woodburn
West Main Street
Nate Young
John Deere
Jones Funeral Home
Lloyd Bauer
M. C. Smith
Ainsworth Cemetery
Murial Brown Woodburn
Washington County
Washington
Helen Young Anderson
Methodist Church
Richard Anderson
Dora Capek
Hinsdale
Heart Fund
Woodburn
Salterberg Dies at Packwood After Heart Attack
Earl J. Salterberg a Jefferson County farmer of Packwood died suddenly Friday January 15 1971 at 730 pm from a heart attack at his home He was dead on arrival at Jefferson County Hospital Fairfield The body will go to the Packwood United Methodist church for 130 pm Monday services conducted by Rev Byron Newland Burial will be in Packwood Cemetery He was born August 9 1898 in Washington County son of William F and Ella Salterberg He married January 10 1982 at Brighton to Mary I Stout who died February 28 1957 He then married Isabelle Auwaerter July 31 1953 He was a Packwood United Methodist member past president of the Jefferson County Farm Bureau and a member of the Jefferson County Republican Central Committee He moved to Jefferson County 32 years ago Surviving are his wife and children Juanita Bray Iowa City Mildred Dickinson Newton Roger Phoenix and five children at home Jeanine Sheryl William Linda and Susan He also leaves a brother William Salterberg Washington Irene Schneider Washington and 11 grandchildren.
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Earl John Salterberg
Jefferson Farmer
Packwood
Jefferson County Hospital
Fairfield
Raymond
Packwood United Methodist Church
Byron Newland
Packwood Cemetery
Mr. Santerverg
Washington County
William F
Ella Said Salterberg
This County
Brighton
Mary I. Stout
Isabelle Auwaerter
Sle
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Jefferson County Republican Central Committee
Donald
Juanita) Bray
Iowa City
Robert
Mildred) Dickinson
Newton
Roger
Phoenix
Jeanine
Sheryl
William
Linda
Susan
Dorm Regents Consider Temporary Residency Regulation Easing
Stanley Kenexer warned the residency rule may be temporary as dorms lose money. Regents will subsidize bond retirement through board and room fees amid low occupancy. Despite rate hikes a $100,000 annual subsidy may still be needed, far below last spring’s $200,000 emergency appropriation. Beginning next fall rates would be $74 for double and single rooms and $30 for triple rooms, setting 1971-72 yearly totals at $31,246 for singles, $1,114 for doubles, and $1,070 for triples.
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Stanley Kenexer
Noone
Regents
American's car damaged in Moscow retaliation case
Walter Nelson of Pan American World Airways found the windshield smashed of his car in front of the Ukraine Hotel in Moscow. Pan Am official Erastus Corning III suspects retaliation for Aeroflot’s New York office window broken earlier. The incident follows a brick thrown at the Aeroflot window in New York.
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Moscow
API
New York
Aeroflot
Walter Nelson
Pan American World Airways
Ukraine
Erastus Corning Iit
Pan American
Ussr
Rebekah Lodge meets with noble grand Mrs Libe
The Rebekah Lodge held Friday evening at the hall with Mrs. Maurice Libe as noble grand. Seventeen members attended after the business meeting, and refreshments were served.
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Rebekah Lodge
Maurice Libe
Noble Grand
Baryness
CWF study groups review Christian Communication lesson
Members of the Christian Women's Fellowship held study sessions this week completing a unit on Christian Communication. Lesson leaders were Mrs. Hal Hotle and others. A work session is planned for January 27 at 1 30 p.m. at the church with requests for used clean white sheets cancelled stamps and used Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Hal Hotle
Carl Dallmeyer
Kenneth Pfister
Oren Jarvis
Duane Krotz
Edna Tucker
John Miller
Harold Jarvis
Don ‘Eaton
Dale Doggett
Prairie Flower Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Highlights
The Prairie Flower Missionary Society met at Mrs. Dean Luers home for a full day. Members sewed aprons for the Clear Lake camp, heard annual reports, and donated 34 quilts. Mrs. Ward Benson presided with 19 members present, and officers were re-elected. A personal shower celebrated Mrs. David Hess’s new baby.
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Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Prairie Flower Baptist
Missionary Society
Dean Luers
Clear Lake
Ward Benson
James Rosien
Cecil Hawkins
Alaska
Robert Scott
Wayne Knupp
John Lemmon
Gladys Benson
James Rossen
David Hess
Iowa State guards delayed from deputy peace officer status
Des Moines reports the Iowa State Board of Regents delayed action on seven University security guards becoming peace officers. The delay follows questions over compliance with age and training requirements under 1969 law. Some guards maintain status via Story County sheriff's office while academy training remains unresolved.
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DES Moines
UPI
Towa State University
Deace
Iowa State Board of Regents
Towa State
Wayne Moore
Moore
Story County Sheriff's Office
Camp Fire Girls Council Holds Annual Washington Meeting
The Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls met January 14 with Mrs. Earl Rae presiding. Reports covered Group Organization Camp Tra i and Program. Nomination chair Mrs. Edwin Augustine proposed Mrs. Ike Yoder for the board. several officers and board members were reelected or appointed for 1971. Plans included a Blue Bird Dad Daughter box supper February 19 at the Methodist Church and Birthday Week Council Fire set for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council of Camp Fire Girls
Earl Rae
Richard Horak
John Sproule
Rae
Richard Paul
Don Pilcher
Tom English
Edwin Augustine
Ike Yoder
Kalona
Carroll Kenney
Jim Wood
Tom Hobbs
Council
Local nurse Captain Carl S Noonan serves in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia based Air Force Nurse Captain Carl S Noonan, daughter of Mrs Mildred Noonan of Washington Iowa, reported to Karat Air Force Base Thailand in May 1970. A 1957 Washington High School graduate, she earned a 1962 BS in Nursing from the State University of Iowa. Before her commission she was Chief Nurse at I C U University Hospital Iowa City and prior to deployment was a staff nurse at Wilford Hall Medical Center Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas.
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Air Force
Carl S. Noonan
Mildred Noonan
Sout Third Avenue
Washington
Southeast Asia
Karat Air Force Base
Thailand
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
United States Air Force Nurse Corps
I-Cu
University Hospital
Wilford Hall
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Local News Briefs From Iowa City Hospitals and Family Visits
Mrs. Lloyd Anderson has returned home from University Hospitals in Iowa City after an eight day stay for observation and eye tests following eyesight loss. Carroll Beighard is admitted to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for observation, in Room 3018. Mrs. Gilbert Mills plans a visit to Clear Lake this weekend to meet her new granddaughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Crabb, born Friday January 15. Mrs. Crabb formerly Darlene Mills of Washington.
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Lloyd Anderson
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Carroll Beighard
Mercy Hospital
Gilbert Mills
Clear Lake
Nelson Crabb
Bauer funeral services held for Clark M Bauer
Funeral services for Clark M Bauer were held Friday afternoon at the Jon Funeral Home with Rev Harry Lees and Rev Lloyd Bauer in charge. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery. Casketbearers were Marion Pence Frank Kleese Carl Phillips Robert Stephens Clyde Crile Keith Stewart. Honorary casketbearers were Orville Griggs Warren Bergh Lester Laubach Lloyd Enke Howard McCall Frank Longwell.
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YWCA
Mary Lee Moore
Charles Crull
Robert Vanderlinden
Laine Messer
Crull
F. R. Peterson
Journal
Oscar Bonave‘a
Cassius Clay
Lee
Agency
DIAL
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Wolf's Flower Shop
Ces
Mr. Woodburn
Riverside
Lawrence Clinton
Callie
Earl J. Salterberg
Jefferson County
William Salterberg
Aneb
Irene) Schneider
Waington
CWF
Camp Fire Girls Council
Washington, D.C
Teen
Eget
Carol S. Noonan
Progress
Pfoqoss
Sitler’s
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