Giants edge Pirates as Perry shines in 15 strikeout win
Giants ace Gaylord Perry hurled a two hit victory over the Phillies, fanning 15 and raising San Francisco within two percentage points of first place Pittsburgh. The progressive season includes McCovey's 19th homer and key runs as New York and other NL teams posted results.
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Gaylord Perry
Perry
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Larry Jansen
Wilbur Wheelers visit in Missouri and regional notes
CRAWFORDSVILLE July 19 Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wheeler were in Lavonia Mo the weekend of July 10 to attend the funeral of Mrs Wheeler s cousin at Memphis Mrs Frank Barker of Pittsburgh spent the past week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Menefee Their niece Mrs Ernest Crook of Monmouth Ill also spent the weekend with them Marcia Holmes was guest speaker at the Union Youth meeting Sunday evening speaking on Psychiatry Larry Williams is in Chicago this week attending a Sinclair Salesmanship Short Course Mrs Kenneth Rhea and Mrs Harry Suter are driving to Des Moines Wednesday where they will attend the State Legion Auxiliary Convention Thursday and Friday Mr and Mrs Herbert Rich and family are leaving Wednesday for a vacation camping trip through the West and Northwest They expect to see a number of relatives and friends along the way as well as sightseeing Earl McVey and Kirk spent last week at Camp Eastman the Boy Scout Camp near Nauvoo Ill Lewis Tommy Ma Joyce Kelly and Sarah visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs J E McVey at Reinbeck Mrs McVey spent the week with her mother Mrs Tessie Older at Ft Madison On Wednesday evening Mrs McVey was a guest at Camp Eastman for Family Night Awards were presented to Scouts and Leaders in an impressive ceremony and Earl was honored by being presented the Order of the Arrow Mr and Mrs Marshal Rose Kevin and Joe Le were supper guests in the parental Chas Anderson home at Columbus Junction Thursday evening observing Joe Le s 3rd birthday Mr and Mrs Russell Williams spent the weekend with their son and wife the Lyle Williamses at Waterloo
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Crawfordsville
Wilbur Wheeler
Lavonia
Sinclair
Kenneth Rhea
Harry Suter
Des Moines
State Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Rich
West
Northwest
Earl McVey
Kirk
Camp Eastman
Nauvoo
Ill
Lewis
Tommy
Ma Joyce
Kelly
Sarah
J. E. McVey
Reinbeck
McVey
Tessie Older
Ft. Madison
Marshal Rose
Kevin
Joe le
Chas
Anderson
Columbus Junction
Russell Williams
Lyle Williamses
Waterloo
Close Race Ties Leaders In Twilight Golf League
In Friday twilight golf, Paul Gebhardt's team tied Dick Textor's squad for the lead with a 5 to 2 win over Bollman's group while Tex tor's and Bud DeLa's teams settled a 3 to 3 draw. Other matches saw Brake, Paul, Lloyd, Hensel, Westphal, Wells, Lowe, and Riley post scores, with Lloyd 35 and Brake and Westphal 36.
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Paul Gebhardt
Dick Textor
Gebhardt
Bollman
Textor
Bud DeLa
Finday
Brake
Paul
Lloyd
Hensel
Westphal
Wells
Lowe
Riley
J. Lloyd
E. Brake
B — Westermark
Winans
C — E. Morrison
Aye Jar
McFarland
Din
Brown
E — Peiffer
C Hayes
Reed
F — Arthur
Ross
Logan
Dawson
Dold
Livya
Morrison
DeLa
West Chester Residents Return from Canadian Trip
West Chester residents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Phillips and Donald returned from a two week Canadian trip visiting Aitkin Minnesota Kenora Winnipeg Plaza North Dakota and Michigan while noting a bumper crop. They attended the Sharp Reunion in Sunset Park with 61 present and saw relatives in Iowa Illinois Nebraska and Wisconsin.
Houseguests in Dwight Graber home
In Crawfordsville on July 2, Zenovia and Deborah Sewell of Chicago are staying two weeks with the Dwight Graber family, who plan to drive them home Sunday. Zenovia had a prior two week stay last year. Orrin Johnson drove to Ames to fetch Mrs. Johnson, who has spent three weeks with relatives. Mr Johnson had spent the first week with them but returned home. James Lamb and Kansas visitors stayed overnight with the Youngs, visited twinams, dined with the Cherrys, then continued to Minnesota. Charles Wells, Louise Williams, and Don Williams visited Mrs. Arnold Carr, a Mercy Hospital patient in Iowa City.
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Crawfordsville
Dwight Graber
Zenovia
Deborah Sewell
Chicago
Grabers
Graber
Orrin Johnson
Ames
Johnson
James Lambing
Kansas
Farrel Young
Merle Twinams
Kenneth Cherry Holmes
Minnesota
Charles Wells
Louise
Don Williams
Arnold Carr
Carr
Mercy Hospital
Towa City
Brinks robbery nets $131,000 in Bedford
Four masked gunmen robbed three Brink's guards outside Mitre Corp Electronics in Bedford at 11:46 am. The crew was forced to surrender $131,000 as the robbers fled in a car with five money containers after a 15 second assault. A short bandit stood about 5 feet 2 inches, another about 6 feet and 190 pounds. one called a cohort Lennie. The getaway car was found abandoned in Woburn and clues are being pursued.
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Bedford
Mass
UPI
Brink's
Brink
Mitre Corp. Electronics Company
Lennie
Woburn
Johnsons three states tour frames non political campaign trip
President Johnson outlines a three theme tour covering Asia and Viet Nam policy, domestic economic policy, and citizen responsibility. He emphasizes civic unity and civil rights issues while inviting both Democratic and Republican officials to join or meet him, insisting the trip is non political.
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Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Omaha
Des Moines
White House
Lady Bird
Luci
William ©. Wooldridge
Moyers
Asia
Viet Nam
Robert H. Fleming
Records Reveal Mussolini Deposition Resolutions Found in 1943 Case
Italian government finally has a complete paper record of the Grand Council vote that ousted Benito Mussolini on July 25 1943. The papers surfaced after Nicolo de Cesare, then Mussolini’s secretary, preserved the dispatch case labeled Little Inferno and later handed the documents to Msgr Bolandi and Epoca for an orphanage.
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Rome
UPI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Grand Council
Il Duce
Germany
Mussolini
Nicolo de Cesare
Epoca
Msgr
Cosimo Bolandi
Como
de Cesare
Dino Grandi
Roberto Farinacci
Carlo Scorza
Inferno
Victor Emmanuel
Duce
Bolandi
Munich
Milan
Fly
Cleveland Riots Split City Over Martial Law
Cleveland grapples with a wave of arson and vandalism as guards ride with fire crews and National Guard jeeps pursue rioters. Mayor Locher resists curfew and martial law while Councilman Morris Jackson pushes for drastic action. Local papers demand decisive steps amid East Side unrest and violent clashes.
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Ralph Locher
Morris Jackson
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
East Side
Leaves for South Dakota visit ends Kalona trip
Mrs. Donald Bong and daughter Kim left Kalona July 20 to visit Beresford South Dakota with family, then will move on to San Diego for August 8 naval assignment. Other local residents made several trips and visits, including O'Hara and Beck families, and Goshen College arrangements for Martha Yoder.
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Ron Swoboda
Los Angeles
Calude Osteen
Ed Bressoud
Joe Hoerner
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Brock
Curt Flood
Shannon
Jay
Rusty Staub
Lee Maye
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Brand
RBI
Houston
Larry Dierker
Pirate
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Bob Bailey
Pete Rose
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
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Joe Nuxhall
Don Schwall
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Dick Groat
Cookie Rojas
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Willie Mays
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Washington
Boston
Mets
Bob Friend
Ed Kranepool
Ron Hunt
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
South
Iowa
Christian Tabernacle
L. B. Eicher
Wilbur Wheelers
Missouri
Mrs. Vivian Wells
Waco Drive-In
Dr. Goldfoot and the
Bikini Machine
Sun
Joseph Elevine
Carroll Baker Harlow
Pawucloy
West Chester
AJ. Wotruba
Lloyd Phillips
Donald
Canada
Earnest Crawford
Aitkin
Kenora
Lowbough Lake
Lake of the Woods
Winipeg
Plaza North Dakota
Carl Deutsch
Black Hills
Shrine of Democracy
Mt. Rushmore
Minda
Nebraska
Sgt
Charles Canyon
Dan
Mark
Ft. Leonard Wood
Paul Hoffman
Karlschue
Ger
Sgt. Dawson
Charles Votruba
Sunset Park
Charles Dawson
A. J. Votruba
Dawson's
Timmy Hill
Howard Skinner
Cullen Mooney
Kalona
Charles Livesay
Wellman
Paul Gass
Marjorie
Oskaloosa
Gass
Royal Robertson
H.N. Porter
Roy Wright
Bill Moorehouse
Porter
Racine
Robertson
Vivian Wells
Korea
Indianapolis
Ft. Campbell
Vincennes
Jeffersonville
Ind
Louisville
By Zander Hollander
United Press International
National Guard
Hullawuud Vurt
No Nione Ginggold
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Ss A
South Dakota
Mrs. Eugene Way
Donald Bong
Kim
Velma Spicher
Bong
Beresford
Ensign Bong
San Diego
Judy Enfield
Katona
Earl Veggy
Barbara
Iowa City
New England States
Dean C. Snyder
H.V. Beck
Beck
George Gee
Takoma Park
Maryland
Alva Gingerich Jr
Albert Kessler
Chugwater
Wyoming
Ivan Burkley
Lisbon
Joe Box
Mary Te Bockhorst
Emma Bopp
Ray B. Brenneman
F. Avenue
Edna Niles
Muscatine
Niles
J. Delmar Ebersole
Dennis
J . Minn
Marlene Garber
Joe M. Yoder
Ford Skola
Floyd Walker
Reese Trusler
Amos Mellinger
D.G. Lattier
Cheryl Walker
Kalona Golf Club
George W. Fry
Edwin Knepp
Anthony Meyer
Jens Kramer
Goshen
Indiana
Mary Yetty
Wayland
Martha Yoder
Donald D. Yoders
Goshen College
Yoders
Martha
Kathy Yoder
T. J. McKenzie
Scott
Dubuque
H. V. Beck
Eugene Garber
International Falls
Minn
Burdette Hershberger
Wolechner
Morton
E. Washington
Richard Embree
Blitz Brotheze
Ralph Marshall
Wilton Junction
Grinder
Highway Furniture
Weee Drug Store
Weskegian
BY Sakre
Yan
Dedhead
Pat
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