Wills trails modern steal record with 32 bases
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers increased his steal total to 32 as he and teammate John Roseboro powered a 4 1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Wills reached first base twice and stole second twice in the game. He leads the pace set in 1962 and is challenging records held by Sliding Billy Hamilton and Smokey Stovey. Don Drysdale allowed fatigue late as Moon homered and Wally Moon added a ninth inning blast.
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Red Cross Learn To Swim Program Details and Options
The notice outlines a Red Cross Learn To Swim program at Washington Municipal Swimming Pool from June 14 to July 23, 1965. It lists class levels Beginner to Swimmer, parent permission, transportation arrangements, and a waiver releasing the Red Cross from responsibility. A parent or guardian must sign.
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Ray accuses Democrats of stalling remapping debate
AUDUBON Iowa UPI Republican State Chairman Robert Ray at Audubon County Republican Fund Raising Dinner accuses Democrats of giving only lip service to the Supreme Court reapportionment views by blocking a sub districting amendment in the Iowa House He calls sub districting a major issue to implement the one man one vote ruling and says floor debate is being refused by Democrats and bottled up in the House.
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Major Leagues Standings and Weekly Results Overview
United Press International reports National and American League standings with teams and records. Cited are W L and games behind for NL leaders Los Angeles and Cincinnati, plus AL leaders Minnesota and Chicago. Wednesday results include Cincinnati beating Houston, and rain affected several games. Thursday pitchers and Friday schedules listed.
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Seek to rescue whites in Congo
Government troops led by Col Michael Hoare slash through jungle to find white hostages. Banalia sighted as last known rebel position, 125 miles south of Buta, which was captured. Reports of mass killings by rebels surface, including 31 Belgian priests slain in the Rubi River at Buta, signaling a potential Congo civil war atrocity.
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Lincoln Perfect Attendance List Seventeen Names Highlight School Honor
Lincoln Washington School reports perfect attendance for 52 students this year. Kindergarten through grade six list students including Donald Bolander, Mark Ballard, Roger Chalupa, Gifford Fickel, and many others who achieved no absences or tardies.
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Excise tax cuts go before Senate
Washington reports Johnsons 4.8 billion excise tax cut cleared the House 401 to 6 and moves to the Senate scheduled to interrupt other business. The bill aims to wipe out federal sales taxes on about 40 items over the next season with broad bipartisan support and some deficit concerns from critics. In Hollywood, New York stage star Robert Duvall signs to play Janice Rule's husband in The Chase.
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Graduation at St Elizabeth High School Keota
Nineteen seniors graduated Friday night at St Elizabeths high school in Harper Keota. Robert Strei gel is valedictorian and Niles Smith salutatorian. Rev Edward F Collins delivered the Baccalaureate sermon. Class officers are Niles Smith president Christine Besser secretary and Sharon Ott treasurer. Mr and Mrs Bury Henderson of Des Moines visited Keota Thursday to call on relatives.
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