Panthers Rally Past Washington Demons for 68 53 Upset
Mt Pleasant Panthers upset the Washington Demons 68 53 in a South east Six game. Mt Pleasant built an early lead and controlled rebounds shutting down Washington’s offense to clip their share of first place. Demons shot only 22.2 percent first half and 32.3 after intermission while Mt Pleasant leaned on Hawkins Stalder and Millspaugh for scoring.
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Demons
Panthers
Mt. Pleasant
Bob McClure
Brian Owens
Jerry Stalder
Jerry Hawkins
Dick Millspauch
Panther
Fort Madison
Denby Coon
Wash
Stalder
Young
Hankins
Millspaugh
Galer
McClure
McCormick
Owen
Hawkins
Teberg
Farmhouse Burned Down North of Washington
Ten years ago today a two story frame house on a farm owned by Mrs. Bessie Wead was destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon around three o'clock. The Cross family occupied the home and the loss was total.
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Bessie Wead
Washington
Max Cross
Washington Evening Journal Rural Subscription Rates
Rural subscription rates listed for Washington Iowa edition with pricing by month and year. Rates include 2.50 for two months, 4.75 for four months, 10.00 per year, and 20.00 outside Iowa. carrier prices for Washington are 3.00 per week, 5.50 per month, and 10.00 per year.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
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Asa
Iowa Daily Press Ass
Iowa Press Ass'n
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Evening Journal
Halas backs NFL probe of gambling in support of Rozelle
Chicago Bears owner George Halas, a founder of the NFL, publicly supported Commissioner Rozelle's handling of the league's gambling probe. Halas, in a Chicago call, said Rozelle is doing an excellent job and preferred to wait for the investigation's end before commenting further. Rozelle cautioned that timing on conclusions is unknown as players face possible action.
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Walker
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Lions
Demon Sophomores Fall to Mt Pleasant Panthers
Washingtons sophomore team lost 65 to 56 to theMt Pleasant Panthers after trailing early and falling behind in the third quarter. Tom Lowe led Washington with 26 points, mostly in the second half, while Norton added 13. Coghlan led Mt Pleasant with 20 points and Proctor scored 15.
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Cagers
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Panthers
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Lowe
Demons
Norton
Coghlan
Proctor
Conference tightens as Mt Pleasant and Ft Madison lead
Mt Pleasant and Ft Madison sit atop the standings after Friday action. Mt Pleasant upset Washington 68-53 as Data County beat Centerville 62-47 and Ft Madison defeated Fairfield 72-65 to pull even with Washington in the race. Gary Hoskins scored 22 for Ft Madison while Fred Behner led all scorers with 23 for Davis County.
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Ft. Madison
Washington
Demons
Fairfield
Davis County
Centerville
St. Wiadison
Fort Madison
Trojans
Bloodhounds
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Mike Philpott
Fred Behner
Terral Haas
Big Reds
Bloomfield
Dale Hendricks
Jerry Lippert
Lon Wilson
Sid Bradley
Ron Boyer
Bob McClure
McClure
Jerry Hawkins
Hill Leads Crosby Pro-Am After Two Rounds At Pebble Beach
Davey Hill holds a one stroke advantage at the midway point of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur in Pebble Beach with a 137 after 36 holes. Billy Casper, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus are close behind at 138 to 140 as Charley Sifford posts a 147.
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UPI
Golfdam
Davey Hill
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Hill
Charley Sifford
Los Angeles
Phil Rodgers
George Bayer
Julius Boros
Boros
Phil Harris
John Raitt
Duff Lawrence
Dan Sykes
James Garner
North Scott Routs Mid-Prairie 61 52 in Friday Showdown
North Scott dominated Mid-Prairie 61 to 52 after leading 13 11 after the first quarter and 34 24 at halftime. Don Johnson led North Scott with 17 points while Ken Kepler had 18 for Mid-Prairie and Kirk Bailey added 14 for the Golden Hawks. The game featured 45 fouls and North Scott collected 17 free throws. North Scott also won the sophomore game.
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North Scott
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Ken Kepler
Kirk Bailey
Hawks
Don Johnson
Ainsworth Tigers Clinch 54-26 Win at Stockport
Ainsworth Tigers overpower Stockport 54-26 as Glenn Banks leads with 22 points and 71 rebounds, while Stockport’s Weber tops with 8. In girls action Stockport dominates 68-35. Lynn Alvine scores 19 for Ainsworth, Linda Tappan 16, Carter 45 for Stockport.
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Tigers
Stockport
Glenn Banks
Dave McFarland
Mike Klopfenstein
Weber
Lynn Alvine
Linda Tappan
Carter
Stockport Girls
Airman Widmer Sparks Naha Team Despite Tag The Pest
Airman Rex Widmer, a guard on the Naha Air Force base basketball squad, stars in the Pacific Inter-Service tournament at Okinawa. If Naha wins, the next round heads to California. Widmer, son of Lill Widmer of Deep River and a 1956 Winfield High School graduate, has spent three Christmases in Okinawa and hopes for a stateside trip.
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Rex Widmer
Naha Air Force Base
Okinawa
Naha
California
Widmer
Lill Widmer
Deep River
Winfield High School
Jed Edwards
John Widmer
Washington
Kiwanis Hear About Remodeling of Washington County Hospital
Dick Ross speaks at the Kiwanis dinner outlining the Washington County Hospital remodeling plan. He notes the 50 plus year old facility’s third floor overhaul and complete updates to major and minor surgery rooms nursery and OB section plus new air conditioning humidifying and emergency lighting installed at 45000. Ross cites 1962 totals of 1462 patients and 436 births with an average stay of six days and says the hospital has operated in the black for two years funded by patient fees and one mill county tax. Guests introduced include Brian Owen Dick Horak Steve Blume Ray Rollish and Ray Carter.
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First County Hospital
United States
Ross
Brian Owen
Dick Horak
Steve Blume
Ray Rollish
Ray Carter
Television Highlights and Schedule Preview
United Press International lists Monday TV highlights and schedule notes from NBC CBS ABC and Discovery 63. Programs include David Brinkley’s Journal on strip mining debates, soap opera star gatherings, a children’s science show, It’s a Man’s World with a riverboat cruise, The Lucy Show with Roscoe Karns, The Rifleman featuring a teen vengeance plot, and Ben Casey’s two part medical drama.
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David Brinkley
NBC
Pennsylvania
CBS
Harry Reasoner
Mary Fickett
Discovery
ABC
Mr. Stott
Lucy
Roscoe Karns
John Vivyan
McCain
Ben Casey
Kim Stanley
Gary Crosby
Glenda Farrell
January deal for improvement in farm record keeping
County Extension Director Jim Frier advises farmers to start farm records this January to simplify next year’s income tax returns. Economist Everett Stoneberg notes records reveal a clear view of finances, highlight strengths and weaknesses, and aid tax and business planning.
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Jim Frier
Everett Stoneberg
Iowa State University
Frier
Washington
Stoneberg
Washington County
How Private Citizens Can Help Fight the Reds
A call to support Radio Free Europe as a weapon in the Cold War. The service broadcasts daily news and commentary from Eastern Europe where 80,000,000 resist Red domination. Private contributions sustain broadcasts to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Radio Free Europe
Cashway Lumber Ad Promises Discount Prices
A bold advertisement proclaims no sales to dealers due to stock limits while inviting general customers to buy at discount prices. It promises long payment terms if needed and emphasizes cashway lumber company availability.
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Cashway Lumber CO
When Weather Disrupts Trades and Teen Drives Policy
In this report a heating crew describes winter strains as boilers and pipes freeze mid shift delaying jobs by days. The writer notes other trades are less affected and reflects on a 16 year old son’s frustrated attempt to obtain a driver's license due to slick streets and postponed tests.
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