Pressure Hanoi pressed to release more POW names
UPI reports Washington using diplomacy and public statements to urge Hanoi to disclose a list of American prisoners in Laos and to account for 56 additional known POWs. Pentagon officials say missing names could push total living POWs over 100 and dead to 55, with partial identifications of several listed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Hanoi
Laos
U.S
Paris
Pentagon
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Defense
Navy
Walter O. Estes II
Williamston
Mich
James E. Teague
Harrisburg
Ark
South Asia
Riedheim
YMCA Names 1963 Membership Chair in Local Notice
Dick Higgins announces Dr. Cal Larsen of the Peterson Flickinger Larsen firm will chair the 1963 annual YMCA membership enrollment beginning Monday January 28. Larsen, a local veterinary associated with the firm, will lead the campaign.
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Dick Higgins
Washington
Cal Larsen
Peterson Flickinger, Larsen Firm
Pregnancy friendly health product advice note
Designed for women of all ages advantageous during pregnancy, however your physician should be consulted before the use or adoption of this product or regimen. The text cautions medical guidance to ensure safety and appropriateness for individual health conditions.
Cease-fire breaches bring protests across Vietnam
North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry protests U S and Saigon violations as two day old cease-fire in South Vietnam faces continued fighting. Washington asserts strict adherence as Saigon reports hundreds of ground attacks and shellings since the cease-fire took effect. Pentagon notes U S bombings in Cambodia and Laos, with Cambodian and Laotian requests for raids. Competing moves push toward private talks in Laos as Pathet Lao proposes discussions on cease-fire and political issues.
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United Press International
Hanoi Radio
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Hanoi Foreign Ministry
Ronald L. Ziegler
Florida
White House
United States
Vietnam
South
Ziegler
Defense Department
Cambodia
Aos
Laos
Pentagon
Lon Nol
Khmer Rouge
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Zomphieng Venvongnoth
Dele
76ers, Cyclones Triumph in Youth Cage League
The 76ers defeated the Feebies 72 to 34 with Roth scoring 29 and Harvey 10 for the winners. Feebies’ Quinn and Ossman had 7 each, Cyclones’ Doug Black scored 22 and Tom Harvey 12. Gophers were led by Borchardt with 14 in a Cyclones 48 to 31 win.
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76Ers
Washington Ymc
Feebies
Roth
Harvey
Quinn
Ossman
Doug Black
Tom Harvey
Cyclones
Borchardt
Gophers
Highland Smothers New London On Mat Duel
Highland dominated New London 43 to 13 on the Tiger mat to close the regular dual season at 6-4. Huskie JV also won 30 to 6. Results featured multiple Highland pins and decisions, with standout bouts by Kirk Latta and Len Corpman among others. Highland hosts Wilton Thursday for Mothers Night.
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Highland
New London
Huskie
Wilton
Bob McPherson
Leon Simon
Ken Becker
Torfeit
Randy Cole
Dan Owen
Bob Sexton
John Hansen
Jeff Ruschill
Mike Sexton
Kirk Latta
Lacey Leiteh
Kerry Miller
Dennis Thomann
Bob Lemley
Randy Thomann
Russ Keeler
Dave Ruschill
Len Corpman
Lester Coleman
Mike Goodrich
Sam Oliver
Rick Rath
Ferlan Edington
Demons face conference race after solid start
In sportscene notes, Washington Demons men surge with eight opening points past Mt. Pleasant, win to halt a five game skid, and chase a share of the Southeast Seven title. Frustrations linger for the girls as calls affect road losses, while wrestlers and a pending homecoming against Davis County loom.
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Bonnie Bannister
Southeast Seven
Demons
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Fort Madison
Hounds
Davis County
Ft. Madison Sophs
Demon Girls
Gals
Sigourney
Michigan shocked by Hawkeyes in late game melee
Purdue stayed in the Big Ten hunt with a 76-65 win over Northwestern as Indiana rested. Iowa edged Michigan 75-68 in a game marked by a brawl at Iowa Fieldhouse after Kevin Kunnert was fouled on a layup, with Kunnert collecting 17 rebounds and 24 points to lead Iowa. Minnesota beat Wisconsin 81-64, Clyde Turner scoring 21 for 7th ranked Minnesota and Ron Behagen adding 17.
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Chicago
UPI
Purdue
Michigan
Lowa
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hawkeye
Kevin Kunnert
Candy LaPrince
Kunnert
Boston Celtic
Don Nelson
Towa
Johnny Orr
LaPrince
Dick Schultz
Kevin
Gophers
Madison
Badgers
Clyde Turner
Ron Behagen
Tennis Shoes win over Stampede Five 83 to 53
James Owen scored 29 as the Tennessee International Tennis Shoe quintet defeated Oklahoma Stampede 83 53 in high school action. Close added 20, Crawford 19 for Tennis Shoes while Dave Tweeton led Stampede with 14 and Green and Mike Gallagher had 11 each.
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James Owen
Oklahoma Stampede
Crawford
Dave Tweeton
Stampede
Green
Mike Gallagher
Third and Fourth Grade YMCA Basketball Scores
Northrup King defeated Joe Falk 14 to 8 while the Jaycees beat Rotary 10 to 5. Wa-Con-Da posted a 13 to 5 win over Y's Men. J Nennigan led Wa-Con-Da with 9 points, J Bell for Wa-Con-Da, M Sojka 4 and R Maggert 1 for Y's Men. Jeff Stockstell led Jaycees with 6. Joe Engle 3 and Steve Fall 1. C Hanson 3 for Rotary. Tom Borchardt 8, Brian Jarrard 4, Brett Rich 2 for Northrup King. Eric Busley scored all 8 for Joe Falk.
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Northrup King
Joe Falk
Jaycees
Rotary
Wa-Con-Da
YMCA
J. Nennigan
J. Bell
M. Sojka
R Maggert
Jeff Stockstell
Joe Engle
Steve Fall
C. Hanson
Tom Borchardt
Brian Jarrard
Brett Rich
Eric Busley
Meemies lead 5th 6th grade hoops wins on Saturday
Meemies rolled past the Screemmmeres 36 to 5 in fifth and sixth grade action. Forkdorques beat Globe Stompers 17 to 10, Blue Devils defeated Amoebas 12 to 7. Scorers included Meemies Marty Speece 17 and four others. Aardvarks Tim Rustan 4. Forkcorques Steve Sproule 8 Phil Garton 6 George Pfeifer 3. Stompers John Morrell 8 Joe Lins 2. Blue Devils David Orris 4 Scott Craig 4 Tim Vogel 2 Marvin Sojka 2 Mike Genkinger 3. Dold 2.
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Screemmmeres
Aardvarks
Forkdorques
Globe Stompers
Blue Devils
Amoebas
Marty Speece
Todd Fulton
Jim Howell
Mick Macrander
Jeff Pohren
Jon Burlingame
Tim Rustan
Bob Shamdin
Steve Sproule
Phil Garton
George Pfeifer
Forkcorques
John Morrell
Joe Lins
Stompers
David Orris
Scott Craig
Tim Vogel
Marvin Sojka
Mike Genkinger
Tim Hennigan
Danny Dold
Livestock Markets Slow Trade Across Des Moines and Joliet
In Des Moines fed hog markets show slow trade with modest gains for sows and mixed results for butchers. Prices list U S 1-3 200-230 lb hogs at 52.50 to 54.00 dollars, with lighter and heavier weights varying. Joliet cattle and hogs mix steady to down, steers and heifers easing on lighter volume while cows remain lower. Estimated receipts today totaling about 70,000 hogs and 2,500 cattle, with 33,000 hogs at Monday’s close and 98,000 the prior week.
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Des Moines
UPL
Iterior
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
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Washington Evening Journal
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