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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1966

Page

8

Demons Host Fairfield in pivotal conference clash

Washington Demons, tied for first with Mt. Pleasant at 1 loss, host Fairfield Trojans who seek revenge after a 113 point first game. Joe Simpson and Jeff Allen lead Fairfield while Washington relies on senior quintet and strong shooting as they pursue the Southeast Six title race.

Washington Demons Fairfield Trojans John Sproule Mt. Pleasant Panthers Trojans Joe Simpson Jeff Allen Panthers Sproule Wally Horn Fairfield Sophs Trojan Panther Sophs Fairfield

Ten Years Ago Today Robin Sightings Spark Early Spring Hopes

Gerald Dun can reports counting more than 20 robins in a heavy hedge on North Marion Avenue this morning, suggesting spring may be near.

Gerald Duncan North Marion Avenue

Women bowling league leaders and high scores posted

Lane Leaders League results show McCleery-Cumming team leading with 4 points and high series 2632 by McCleery and 2426 by Tindal. Individual top scores include J Davis 220 game and 536 series, with Potter 522 and Dawis 190 games. Other teams listed: Livestock, Jack & Jill, Ainsworth, Carson.

McCleery Tindal J. Davis H. Potter M. Dawis Minick Roe Jack & Jill Ainsworth Carson

Budget Realities Challenge Paper Plans

Budgets often stay on paper rather than guiding action. The critique notes that many financial plans fail to translate projections into measurable results, risking inefficiency and missed priorities. Leaders seek practical methods to turn numbers into concrete decisions and accountability.

Farm Bureau Triumphs in Corn King League Bowling

Farm Bureau tops the league with team series 2735 and team game 990 while Geb matches 2716 and KC 961. Individual leaders include Bob Randall 551 series and Dick Custer 542 with Dick Custer posting a 261 game and Ed Childs a 214.

Farm Bureau Geb Bob Randall Dick Custer Ed Childs

Fire destroys two Galesburg buildings

A blast and fire on Main Street gutted Doyle's Furniture Store and damaged La Belle Fur Co, with an Army recruiting office affected. About 75 firefighters from multiple towns fought the blaze through the cold night, saving adjacent shops. No injuries reported, cause undetermined as dawn approached.

Galesburg, Ill UPI Main Street Doyle la Belle Fur Co Carl Leipker Abingdon Knoxville Monmouth East Galesburg Gambles Hardware Carson Pirie, Scott & Co Leath’s Furniture Galesburg

Local Professional Directory Listings

Livingston Day and Bates and Morrison Morrison and Lloyd list attorneys with offices on West Main and Washington Streets. John C Owen, Dr M L Tweeten, Dr P L Etter, and John W Lemmon OD offer services with contact numbers and locations as shown.

Livingston Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St

Ted Williams elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown

Ted Williams, 47, was elected by the Baseball Writers Association of America on 226 of 302 ballots, 93.3 percent, to enter Cooperstown. Red Ruffing, Roy Campanella, Joe Medwick, Lou Boudreau, Al Lopez, and Enos Slaughter trailed in voting for baseballs shrine.

Boston UPI Baseball Writers Today Ted Williams Williams Cooperstown N.Y Baseball Writers’ Association of America Scribes Charles Red) Ruffing Cooperstown Baseball Shrine Hall of Fame Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodger Joe Medwick Lou Boudreau Chicago White Sox al Lopez Enos

Yellowjackets rally stings Bulldogs in ACC clash

Georgia Tech avenged recent losses by exposing Georgia with a late surge to an 89-56 win. Whack Hyder kept his starting five late as Tech pressed full court while Sonny Dove led St Joan's to an 82-72 upset. Bradley fell 85-69 to Cincinnati.

Leonard A. Granato UPI Georgia Bulldogs Georgia Georgia Tech Ken Rosemond Tech Whack Hyder Yellow Jackets Bulldogs Hyder Sonny Dove St. Joan’s St. Joseph's Bradley Cincinnati Detroit Villanova Titans Southern Ilinois Evansville George McNeil Salukis Larry Humes Loyola of Los Angeles Notre Dame Fighting Irish

British cars lead in European rally Monte Carlo

In the 35th Monte Carlo Auto Rally, British BMC Mini Coopers and Ford Cortinas led early, with Ford Mustang and Citroen DS 21s and Lancia Flavias also strong. About 60 of 192 starters qualified. first finisher due after midnight EST with official results at 1 p.m. EST. Potential winners include Makinen Easter pair, Altonen Ambrose, Hopkirk Liddon, Clark Melia, Ljungfeldt Rehnfeldt, and Greder.

Monte Carlo UPI Timo Makinen Paul Easter Rayne Altonen Tony Ambrose Paddy Hopkirk Henry Liddon Ford Cortinas Roger Clark Brian Melia Bo Ljungfeldt Bertil Rehnfeldt Henry Greder Martial

Washington residents among midyear State College of Iowa graduates

Two Washington residents will receive degrees at the midyear commencement on Wednesday January 26. George C Cordes will earn a Master of Arts in guidance and counseling and Basil G McBee a Bachelor of Arts in physical education. Also notes that a ship arrives in Rotterdam every 18 minutes.

SCI Washington State College of Iowa George C. ‘Cordes Basil G. McBee

District Court halts Waterloo policy barring married students

Ronald Green, 17, a married Waterloo East High student, wins a court injunction blocking the Waterloo School Board from enforcing a rule that bars married students from extracurriculars. Attorney A L Frerichs argues the board lacks authority and that the prohibition amounts to partial expulsion. Green, once a varsity guard averaging nine points, aims to play basketball to pursue an athletic scholarship, training after school and at the YMCA.

Waterloo Iowa UPI Black Hawk County Blair Wood Ronald Green Waterloo East High School Wood A.L. Frerichs Green Murray Wier Ellsworth Iowa Falls Colorado Frerichs

Weather grips nation as deep cold hits South and Plains

Winter spread from the north to Dixie with temperatures dropping to 27 below in Lewistown Montana and 28 below in Williston North Carolina. Snow and ice hit Texas and the Panhandle while heavy accumulations spread from Colorado to the Great Lakes. A search for a missing light plane was halted by snow as hazardous driving warnings spread across the South. Illinois is noted for barbed wire origin with a Texas ranch introducing it to the West in 1878, through a Chicago syndicate led by H B Sanborn and inventor Joseph Glidden.

United Press International Northland Dixie Williston N.C Lewistown Mont Upper Plains Aberdeen S.C North Platte Neb Goodland Kan Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Texas Panhandle Colorado Fraser Leadville Upper Great Lakes New England SHARP Whitesboro Tex UPI Illinois West Texas Chicago H. B Sanborn Grayson County Joseph Glidden

Shriver urges expanded aid for aged on Senate test

R Sargent Shriver, head of the war on poverty, urged higher federal income payments and an expanded Medicare program for the needy aged. He testified Wednesday before the Senate Special Committee on Aging, advocating strengthened Social Security and old age assistance to allow the elderly to live in decency and dignity.

Washington UPI R. Sargent Shriver War On Poverty Shriver Senate Special Committee On Aging

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