Demons Ready for Fairfield Clash in Second Conference Round
Washington faces league leading Fairfield on Friday with a starting five featuring Brian Owen Frank Kost and Phil Ahrens at forwards, Jerry Stalder at guard and Phil Foster at center. Fairfield relies on Jim Watson and Cooksey as top scorers while Washington seeks a scoring mix and better free throw discipline after a rough start to conference play.
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Tom English
Washington
Brian Owen
Frank Kost
Phil Ahrens
Jerry Stalder
Phil Foster
Mt. Pleasant
Owen
Demons
Trojans
Fairfield
Centerville
Big Jim Watson
Parsons College Field House
Ft. Madison
Mt Pleasant
Foster
Kos
Panthers
English
Mabel Gray Hosts All Day Quilting Bee
Ten years ago today Mrs. Mabel Gray hosted an all day quilting bee at her home on Wednesday. A chicken dinner was served at noon and the event was enjoyed by all attendees.
Ohio State Nears Share of Record For Consecutive Wins
Ohio State eyes a share of the modern consecutive victories mark as it seeks to extend its 19 game Big Ten win streak. A win over Purdue would tie Indiana 1952 53 for the era record and Wisconsin 1912 13 held the league mark at 23. The Buckeyes lead the conference in five team stats while Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek pace individual scoring.
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Chicago
UPI
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Jerry Lucas
John Havlicek
Jimmy Ray
Don Nelson
Iowa
Terry Dischinger
Eric Magdanz
Minnesota
Ron Jackson
Dave Downey
Illinois
Bill Small
Pete Gent
Michigan State
Baylor Stars In Lakers Win As Russell Sidelined
In LA, Elgin Baylor scored 38 as the Lakers beat Cincinnati 136 123 while Bill Russell missed Boston with an injury in a 135 126 loss to St Louis. Wilt Chamberlain poured in 55 for Philadelphia in a 122 108 victory over Chicago, and Detroit beat Syracuse 111 102.
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Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Boston
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Baylor
Army
Jerry West
Lakers
Cincinnati Royals
Russell
Celtic
St. Louis
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Chicago Packers
Detroit Pistons
Syracuse Nationals
West
Laker
Fred Schaus
Royals
Oscar Robertson
Bob Petitt
Hawks
Len Wilkins
Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
Hawk
Chamberlain
Wilt
Philly
Chicago
Syracuse
Detroit
Jackie Moreland
Pistons
Hal Greer
Nats
Don Ohl
New York
Los Angeles Cincinnati
Bowling high scores for Freshwaters and Hy-Vee lead meet
Freshwaters earns team series 2621 and a team game 887 while Hy-Vee posts 2608 and 923. Individual highlights include C Zieglowsky 598 series and 235 game and Schantz 549 with Krotz 216.
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Freshwaters
Hy-Vee
Klein
C. Zieglowsky
Schantz
Krotz
Bowling scores and team results at Mobil event
Moorman led with a 2446 series and 880 game as Mobil and partners posted strong totals. Individual top marks included McIntosh 562 and Howsare 544, with Llewellyn 223 and Ray Carter 221 in singles.
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Moorman
Mobil
McIntosh
Howsare
Llewellyn
Ray Carter
Coast to Coast and Colonial Inn Win in YMCA League
Coast to Coast defeated Montgomery Ward 103 to 56 and Colonial Inn beat Sportshop 99 to 53 in Wednesday YMCA basketball action. Messer Oil and Colonial Inn tie for the lead at 5–1, Coast to Coast sits 4–3, Martin’s Cleaners 3–2, Sportshop 1–4, Montgomery Ward 0–6. Box scores follow.
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Coast To Coast
Montgomery Ward
Colonial Inn
Sportshop
Messer Oil
Martin's Cleaners
Forrie Mitchell
Howsare
Boender
Ted Welding Fletcher
McCleery-Cumming Wheeler
Williams Roe Heating Campbell
Marshall & Minick Wilson Clothing
Carsons We
Ainsworth Bank
Duncans FG FT PF Greiner
Sproule
Baumert
Zager
Thrapp Miller
F Crone Oo
Anderson B. Kleese Stalder
E. Kleese
J. Crone
Women’s Bowling Scores Report and Team Details
Roe Heating edges Duncan with 2323 plus 144. Teds top with 2232 and 63. McCleery 2164, Minick 2121 plus 9. Ainsworth 2214, Wilson 2124 plus 101. Roe 2223 team series. Roe 813 and 794 team games. Phyllis Flener 531 and 204, Dorothy Patterson 515, Evelyn Randall 200.
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Roe Heating
Duncan
Teds
Carson
McCleery
Marshall & Minick
Ainsworth
Wilson
Roe
Phyllis Flenner
Dorothy Patterson
Evelyn Randall
Kennedy urges broad trade policy to face expanded markets
President Kennedy outlined a plan for trade adjustment including tax relief and depreciation allowances for affected companies and extended unemployment benefits for workers displaced by imports. He highlighted the six nation Common Market and warned item by item tariff talks would be inadequate to access a market rivaling the United States in size.
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Kennedy
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Free World
United States of America
Canada
Japan
Latin America
Tax plan eyed after St. Louis meeting with governors
Iowa officials seek approval from Gov. Erbe and Gov. Kerner for a tentative tax agreement to ease cross border sales. The plan targets Illinois 30 percent tax versus Iowa 2 percent while Missouri remains noncommittal. Officials hope to extend talks to Wisconsin if successful.
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Norman A. Erbe
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
St. Louis
George
Erbe
Otto Kerner
Wisconsin
Congress
X.T. Prentis
Iowa Tax Commission
Evan Hultman
George Murray
Tax Commission
Volunteers Discuss VA Hospital Work in Iowa City
Mrs. Ralph Martin chairs the VA hospital committee as volunteers describe their duties at the Iowa City facility. The group highlights a birth day cake event, board and chairmen meetings with Mr. Bode, and reports on membership, funds drive, water safety, and Junior Red Cross activities.
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Tom Strickler
Claude Woods
Ralph Martin
Iowa City
R. A. Baumgartner
Robert Lowe
Delmar Yoder
YMCA
Joyce Taylor
Robert Nicola
Clinton Boshart
Mike Berns
Engle
Red Cross
Riots Subside in Caracas After Communist Violence
In Caracas gunfire and bomb blasts marked Wednesday night as troops and police pushed back a wave of revolutionary unrest. Officials cited four bombings and six shootings with 26 dead and over 140 wounded in Caracas. a nationwide normal condition followed as authorities reported arrests of many trouble makers.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Brown in Race Against Nixon for California Governor
Incumbent Democrat Edmund G. Brown formally announced his bid for re election at a $100 a plate dinner that raised over $175000. He attacked Richard M. Nixon accusing him of using the governor’s office for presidential ambitions while Nixon denied any 1964 bid and pledged to serve a full four year term if elected.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Nixon
Los Angeles
False Bomb Report Shuts Five UAL Planes After Midway Takeoff
A phony call at 12:55 p.m. prompted a thorough search of five United Air Lines planes after departing Midway Airport. Planes landed in Grand Rapids Detroit Toledo Muskegon and Washington, D.C. No bomb was found, FBI and fire units assisted.
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Chicago
UPI
United Air Lines
Midway Airport
UAL
Midway
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio
Muskegon
Washington, D.C
FBI
Washington
National Airport
Husband says he fled from 250-pound wife in Iowa case
In Des Moines William Wheaton contends he did not desert his wife Libbia he fled for safety from a violent spouse described as a battleship. He testified they married in 1959 and lived together only a few months with several beatings and one serious injury.
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DES Moines
UPI
William Wheaton
Wheaton
Libbia
Tama
Polk County District Court
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Watson
Cooksey
Drug Store
Worrington
Wwe
Miller
Columbia Pictures
Evening Journal
Lews
United Press International
Blue Monday
Hy-Vee Klein Klothing Reif Bulldozers
Northrup King Freshwaters Wilson Clothing
Yoder
Payne TV
Mobil (I'S
Farm Bureau
Iie
Sellers
Farm Service
Corn King League
Washington KC Mobil Oil
Moorman Feed
Reid
McGuire
M. Reid
Rarick
Varrato
Lewis
Slaymaker Kenne
U.S
North Side
Gevock
W. Washington
Punta del Este
Logan
Lemmon
Winga’s Cafe
Phillips’ Pharmacy
Phillips
Jas. DePree
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