Hall of Fame picks Goslin and Cuyler unanimous
Goose Goslin and Ki Ki Cuyler elected to the Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee joining Joe Medwick. The trio brings the membership to 110. Goslin recalled his surprise at the election while praising the great players he will join. Cuyler, a fleet outfielder, posted multiple .300 seasons and 43 stolen bases in 1929, with a career spanning Pirates Cubs Reds and Dodgers.
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NEW York
UPI
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Hazen
Ki Ki’ Cuyler
Hardhitting
Hall of Fame
Committee On Veterans
Cuyler
Joe Medwick
Baseball Writers Association of America
Hall
The
Baseball Writers
Ford Frick
Goslin
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bridgeton
N.J
Brooklyn
Cubs
Nashville
Casper Wins Los Angeles Open in High Stakes Final Round
Billy Casper, tied to the corporate name Billy Casper Enterprises, captured $20,000 by defeating Arnold Palmer by three strokes to win the Los Angeles Open at Brookside. Casper finished 274, 10 under par, with Palmer at 277. Geiberger and Schlee finished tied for third and fourth respectively, each earning pots around $7,500 and $4,366.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Internal Revenue Service
Nicklaus
Palmer
Casper
Brookside Golf Club
Brookside
al Geiberger
John Schlee
Dallas
Tex
Geiberger
Schlee
Dave Marr
George Archer
Lacey quits UCLA cage squad after clash with Wooden
Edgar Lacey, UCLA's 6 6 forward and top rebounder, quit the Bruins amid harsh critiques of Coach John Wooden. He cited lost pride and self esteem after disagreements over his shooting mechanics and a rough Houston game, while Wooden urged him to reconsider and defended his team.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edgar Lacey
UCLA
John Wooden
Lacey
New York
Boston College
Holy Cross
Wooden
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Washington Transfer Leads Pin Queen League Scores
Friday results show Washington Transfer 2101 team series topping Western Auto 2033. Made O'Day led with 721 team games while Lucy Smith posted 508 in the series and A Russell 198 in a high game. D Dawson totaled 507 in the series and 189 in a game.
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Pin Queen
Pogoe
Washington Transfer
PODER
Wescois
Beeen
Washington Accing
Amway Products
Western Auto
McCleery
Ross Rejects
Lucy Smith
D. Dawson
A Russell
Read Those Labels On Home Products
United Press International notes various federal laws govern labels on foods and consumer goods crossing state lines. Storage tips for potatoes emphasize cool dark places, with 45 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit for long term and 50 to 70 for short term. Cereal can be refreshed by warming. Do not burn aerosols. dispose in a closed trash can. Timers help prevent wrinkling from dryers. Clean wooden boards with salt, then scrub with plastic mesh and dilute chlorine bleach. Diamonds were once a male ornament worn by kings and churchmen.
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United Press International
New York State College of Agriculture and Home Ecnomics
Family Doctor Program Aids Iowa Medical Loans
Iowa selects 35 osteopathic and medical students for forgivable tuition loans totaling 47130 from a 200000 fund to encourage family doctors in the state. Most grew up in small towns and plan to practice in towns under 10000 or 10000–50000 population, with requirements to practice in Iowa five years and stepwise loan forgiveness up to full cancellation after ten years.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iown
W. L. Roy Wellborne
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Iowa Medical
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Iowa City
Iowa
Nebraska
Michigan
Illinois
Give and Take members Trotters hosts at Ainsworth
In Ainsworth on Saturday evening the Give and Take Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Trotter with guests Mrs. Maude Bishop and Jack Trotter. High score prizes went to Mrs. David Armstrong and Joe Tobin, while consolation prizes went to Mrs. Joe Tobin and David Armstrong. Next meetings are set for February 3, 7, and 10.
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Grove Letts
Merry Tea Club
Charles Rademaker
Pat Tobin
Democratic Women's Club
Oregon Township
Corbin Crawford
C. A. Thompson
Max M. White
G. F. Trotter
Paul Beard
Ralph Young
Laura Jean
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Gene Young
Arthur Young
Wilbur Culler
Barbara
Kathy
Mac Wallace
Grace Hiler
Iowa City
Rockwell City
Bertha Dolph
Production Credit Association
Methodist Church
Johnson budget outlines 1969 priorities and cuts
President Johnson presents a 1969 budget aiming to fund a lunar program while trimming federal outlays by more than 650 million for schools housing and construction. He cites war costs and domestic needs guiding hard choices and emphasizes aid to crime prevention health and poor programs through the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Johnson
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
America
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Cage
White House
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U. S
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Greg Goodell
Washington
Washington Fairfield
Dick Watson
Rick Bennett
Steve Forbes
Journal
Helen Gilbert
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Alan D. Ball
William G. Cross
Mondamin
Ronald D. Flory
Marion
William E. Hicks
Knoxville
Roger D. Kunz
Spencer
Larry G. Rigler
Adair
Richard G. Runge
Sioux City
Charles E. Semler
Story City
James D. Wilson
Fairfield
James R. Young
Osage
College of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery
William G. Gartlett
Algona
Jimmy Duane Bates
Nevada
James L. Blessman
Clearfield
Harold J. Brink
Bancroft
Gary L. Castle
Shenandoah
Paul Considine
Corwith
Daniel Enneking
Marcus
Patrick G. Frankl
Gary D. Gray
Schaller
James P. Jensen
Waterloo
William C. McCormick
Dubuque
Douglas Reece
New Providence
Richard H. Reel
Mt. Ayr
Marlin G. T. Schaul
Muscatine
Donovan Schmidt
Forest City
Richard L. Shaffer
Dixon
Christan T. Shimoda
Marshalltown
Carl E. Toben
Westfield
James R. Watson
Dennis L. Anderson
Lon Russell Brewer
Fred Burson
Michael Reams
John Richardson
Gene Rostermundt
World Book Lore
Arturo Toscanini
Fritz
Give and Take Members
Trotters
Ainsworth
United States
Titusville, Pa
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
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