Cardinals and Cubs Clash In Crucial St. Louis Showdown
The Cardinals host the Cubs in a pivotal three game series that could alter the pennant race. Both clubs arrive from mixed results with St. Louis holding a one game edge after sweeping Atlanta and Chicago splitting a twinbill with San Francisco. Key players include Ron Santo and Cal Maxvill delivering timely hits, while Mike Shannon and Phil Gagliano sparked the Cards with back to back homers.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago ‘Cubs
St. Louis
Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Chicago
San Francisco Giants
Ron Santo
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cal Maxvill
Pittsburgh
Houston
Astros
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Mike Shannon
Phil Gagliano
Maxvill
Shannon
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Ron Willis
Santo
Banks
Jim Ray Hart
Hart
Mike McCormick
Gibson visitors among Hortons at Brighton
A series of local social notes from Brighton recount visits by Frank and Mrs Gibson of Osceola and family en route to Washington, plus gatherings hosted by Hortons, Neal, Davison, and others. Community events include church meetings, a Labor Day planning session, quilting at Mrs Chuck’s, and a summer festival prize event. Army Private Barry D. Talley completed combat engineer training at Fort Leonard Wood.
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Father Shepherd
Santa Claus Dolis
Rex Widmer
Carl Baldosier
Frank Kaska
Army
Barry D. Talley
George Talley
Richland
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Two Texans tied for PGA playoff at Columbine Country Club
Don January and Don Massengale, both from Texas, tied for the 49th PGA championship after 72 holes with seven under par 281. They lead Jack Nicklaus and Dick Sikes by one stroke, while Boros Geiberger and Palmer chase at five under. Winner earns 25,000. runners up share 15,000 and 9,000 prize money.
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Denver
UPI
Don January
Don Massengale
January
Massengale
Jerry Barber
Texas
Columbine Country Club
Big Gunner
Jack Nicklaus
Dick Sikes
Nicklaus
Sikes
Boros
Geiberger
Julius Boros
al Geiberger
Arnie Palmer
Jacksboro
Tex
Dan Sikes
Major Leagues Standings and Sunday Results Reported
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 56 wins and Chicago at 55. Sundays games featured New York beating Los Angeles and Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia. American League results include Detroit sweeping New York in a doubleheader and Boston edging Cleveland, with several late games scheduled for Tuesday night.
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United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Culp
Jaster
Jackson
Cuellar
Ribant
Osteen
San Fran
Los Ang
Boston
California
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Wash
K.C
Global and United States Health Highlights Across Drugs and Disease
Pentazocine gains FDA approval as a potent painkiller with claimed morphine-like efficacy and no addiction risk. Glue intoxication penalties push California to criminalize under influence as misdemeanor offense with potential felonies for harm. A Columbia University study finds about half of New York City adults have mental or emotional issues with 77 percent avoiding help due to stigma. The Seventh Circuit upholds banning interstate krebiozen shipments as unapproved and of no value. Munich plans universal diabetes screening via self test strips for 1.3 million residents. Gujarat reports a rare avnhum case in toes with no known cause or treatment. A Kansas City pathologist speculates Kennedy had Addison’s disease, suggesting possible impact on term completion.
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Columbia University
New York City
Gujarat
Kansas City
John F. Kennedy
Addison
Kennedy
Funeral attendance and homecomings noted in WYMAN
C Dewey Davis attended the funeral of his brother J Emmett Davis in Memphis and returned home Monday. John Humphreys, Irving Lenz, Kathryn Rees, Bobby and Billy Weeber, and the Humphreys family made short trips home from Burlington Hospital, Mercy Hospital, and Iowa City for visits. Various relatives and friends from Janesville, Witchita, Letts, and Winfield gathered for meals and celebrations, including the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Everette Sommers July 10.
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Wyman
C. Dewey Davis
Memphis
Tennessee
J. Emmett Davis
John Humphreys
Burlington Hospital
Irving Lenz
Mercy Hospital
Kathryn Rees
Iowa City
Bobby
Billy Weeber
Dale Humphreys
Janesville
Minnesota
Ainsworth
Frances Dunn
Bob
Elizabeth
Dean Settler
Witchita
Kansas
Donald Kracaw
Everette Sommers
the Sommers
Roger
Cheryl
Jim Sommer
Donald Sommer
Riverside and Colorado visits and local notices
Mr and Mrs Paul Scherrer return from a two week Colorado vacation visiting relatives in Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas City and with the Grimm Skubal and Scherrer families. W S Bouquet returns from Shradel cabin Long Lake Minnesota. The Dessert Bridge club met with Mrs Gale Dinner and prizes were awarded to Mrs Harold Cress and Mrs Edward Bushek. Scout activities include a Troop 235 overnight at Riverside park and a planned July 22 camping trip from the Community Building. Neighbors and relatives visited the Cress home and haying crews assisted with lunch. Mr Wieland remains in poor health.
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Riverside
Paul Scherrer
Colorado
Grant Grimm
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Francis Skubal
Kansas City
Missouri
Virgil Scherrer
W. S. Bouquet
Shradel
Long Lake
Minnesota
Gale
Harold Cress
Edward Bushek
Florence Hamilton
Gerald Cress
Bert Mallory
Scotia
Nebraska
Ruth Mayo
Omaha
Ava Hughes
Ord
Boy Scouts
Troop 235
Riverside Park
Jim Farr
Stephen MccGuire
Boyscout Adventure
Coralville
Richard Cress
Hoopston
Illinois
Ralph Wieland
Harley Knebel leaves Friday for Washington D C
Riverside notes report Harley Knebel left Friday morning for Washington D C. He will spend the first night with sister and brother in law Charles Durst in Hiram Ohio, then after two weeks in the capital he will be sent to Miami Florida for work. Nancy Speracek of rural Iowa City showed the Champion Hereford Steer at the Wyoming fair, winning the Reserve Grand Championship among 131 steers. Nancy is granddaughter of Clarence Rummelhart Riverside. Mrs Bessie Severn of Cedar Rapids visits with daughter and family this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Luckey visit Clarence Rummelhart. Mr and Mrs Paul Rummelhart and Randy of Iowa City join.
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Nancy
Clarence Rummelhart
Riverside
Bessie Severn
Cedar Rapids
Fred Luckey
Paul Rummelhart
Randy
Iowa City
Hubert Rummelhart
Donald Spevacek
Garden Advice From ISU Horticulture Experts
July updates from the Iowa State University Department of Horticulture cover best practices for sending plant specimens, iron chlorosis in clematis, and raspberry crop care. Tips include using plastic bags and sturdy boxes, applying iron chelates, mulching, and pruning/feeding methods to boost yields and prevent disease.
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Department of Horticulture
Iowa State University
Ben Vance
ISU
Vance
Planning programs advance for Columbus Junction area
July 17 report shows Louisa towns Columbus Junction and Columbus City moving ahead with urban planning. Powers Willis Associates outlined maps and work schedule for two stage effort to 1990, funded partly by federal Urban Planning Assistance Program with monthly reviews and local input.
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Columbus’ Junction
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Powers - Willis and Associates
Iowa City
Jim L. Maynard
Reunion of Morrows Draws Fifty Three Members in Keosauqua Park
In Richland on July 16 Mrs. Ferne Hartnell and 52 others from Quincy Warsaw NL La Belle Monticello Kohaka Williamstown Mo Douds Salem Keokuk Fairfield Lockridge Keosauqua attended the Morrow reunion and picnic. The 1968 gathering will be at the same site.
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Richland
Ferne Hartnell
Keosauqua Park
Quincy
Warsaw
la Belle
Monticello
Kohaka
Williamstown
Douds Salem
Keokuk
Fairfield
Lockridge
Keosauqua
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Bill Mazeroski
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Jim Wynn
Chico Ruiz
Lee May
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Ted Abernathy
Bob Hendley
Mets
Dodgers
Jeff Torborg
Dick Schofield
Jim Lefebvre
Bud Harrelson
Gibsons
Mrs
Tony Meuth
Brighton
Frank Gibson
Osceola
James Bowman
Des Moines
Horton
Bill Horton
Gibso
Myrtle Hortom
Donald Neal
Ced Rapids
Rl Neal
Barbara
Michael
Steve Gowey
Ralph »Wey
Milan
Mauricie
gGoney
Leo Davison
Earl Dickins
Julia@s
Teresa
St. Joseph’s Church
East Pleasant Plain
Fritz
Nettie Chuck
Frank Kafka
Chuck
His
Patricia
Homer Mann
Eugene Mann
Batavia
James Bock
Richard Allison
Joe Deutsch Sr
Ray
Lydia Allison
Marion Bettramen
San Antonio
Brighton Park
Ronnie Pacha
Jeanie Allison
Brighton - Washington
Keota
Hubert Romine
Francelia Farrier
Colo
Connie Fritz
Donna Elmore
Karen Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Vic Woolum
Larry D. Long
United States Army
David McClain
Major
Campanella
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Tommy Davis
N. Y. Mets
Larry McGarry
Louis Lopez
New York City Housing Authority
Family Health News
Food and Drug Administration
U. S
Britain
Argentina
Mexico
Krebiozen
Seventh
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Arizona
John §. Hastings
FDA
Munich
Scherrers
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Kenneth Wieland
Ricky
Russel Frank, Sr
Russel Franks Jr
Verne Kueneman
Donald Dvorsky
Ardell Gerot
Everette Rath
Ron Rath
James Dvorak
Garry Minceer
Frank Mincer
Robert Wieland
Mike
Dick Weiland
Ronald Jennings
Steve Weiland
Jack Petry
Wieland
Harley Knebel
Louisa Towns
Inary
Columbus City Planning and Zoning Commission
Orville Collier
Paul Heindel
Cecil Lee
Ernest Kilpatrick
Rex Todd
Leona Peters
Harold Pine
Columbus Junction Commission
Warren May
Russell Newell
Robert Hedemann
Thomas Huston
Harry Lowe
Jerry Bell
Jack Cecil
Morrows
Allan Hawley
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Curtis
Glenn E. Hawlye
Roy Greene
Plattsville, Wisc
Daryl Jones
Sam Bushai
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