All Washington Final In Fourth Flight Of Junior Golf
An all Washington final is set in the fourth flight of the state junior golf tournament at the University of Iowa course. Gary Doak and Ted Bailey Jr advanced after tight matches, with Bailey defeating G S Sywassink Jr 10 up and Doak edging Dave Kautz on the 19th hole. Spectators may attend the pro am at no charge.
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All Washington
Gary Doak
Ted Bailey
University of Iowa
Bill McCleery
Tom Kerr
Ted
Gary
Bailey
G. S. Sywassink, Jr
Muscatine
Doak
Dave Kautz
Washington High School
Washington
Ainsworth Little League tops Winfield in league opener
Ainsworth defeated Winfield 19 to 16 in the Tri County League opener at Ainsworth on Wednesday. Babe Ruth squad beat West Chester 10 to 4. Ainsworth Little Leaguers travel to Crawfordsville Monday for the second conference game of the season.
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Ainsworth
Winfield
Babe Ruth
West Chester
Crawfordsville
Second Guided Missile Cruiser is Launched
The Navy commissioned the USS Canberra, the world's second guided missile cruiser, at Philadelphia's naval yard. She joins USS Boston and USS Northampton in Cruiser Division 6 to form a strong Atlantic Fleet unit. Built from a WWII heavy cruiser, Canberra was converted at Camden New Jersey and is named for Australia's capital.
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Navy
Canberra
U.S. Navy Yard
Boston
Northampton
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Delaware River
Camden
N.J
Australia’s
Crawfordsville Beats Chester Little League In West Chester
Crawfordsville rode Williams pitching to a 16 to 15 road win over Chester as Butterbaugh and Keller hit two home runs each. Chester tallied 15 runs on 15 hits with four errors while Crawfordsville had 16 runs on 10 hits and two errors. Bohr took the loss. A strong crowd welcomed the first West Chester home game.
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West Chester
Crawfordsville
Williams
Chester
Thomas
Butterbaugh
Keller
Bohr
Two Tigers Run Loose In Rome Streets Today
Two tigers escaped from Togni State Circus in Rome and roamed a crowded downtown area near St. John Lateran. Rome fire department and riot police formed a human chain to corral the animals. One tiger was captured while the second remained at large an hour later as crowds panicked.
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Rome
Togni
Church of St. John Lateran
Price Receives Life Sentence for Baxter Farm Killing
Newtons Tribune reports Robert W Price a 31 year old Baxter farm hand was found guilty of first degree murder and given life in prison after a five hour jury verdict. Price shot his brother in law Jerald W Warner 27 as he stepped from a farm building on January 4 authorities cited jealousy as a motive.
Recollections of Warner's Advancement in Employment
Attorneys for Price argued the father of three was exposed to carbon monoxide from a prior attempt days before the murder. The six men six women jury did not disclose ballot counts. Price received a life sentence at hard labor.
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Warner
Price
Robert Fulton Elected Columbus Community Club President
Robert Fulton was elected president of the Columbus Community club on Monday June 4. Russell R. Newell was named vice president. The old button factory building damaged by fire two months ago has been torn down and bids are out for a new structure. The club donated 50 to the Little League baseball team. Senator G W Weber spoke at the Rotary luncheon. Ohio Good Roads chairman for Louisa county will recruit a county committee to aid membership. An industrial arts course was added at Columbus High School with Larry Hoffer as instructor teaching mechanical drawing wood and metal working and directing the drivers training course.
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Columbus Community Club
Russell R. Newell
Button Factory Committee
Little League
G.W. Weber
Rotary Club
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Lee Huston
Columbus Junction State Bank
Iowa Good Roads Association
Louisa County
Columbus High School
Larry Hoffer
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Hoffer
Air Power
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Eisenhower
Martin
House Rules Committee
Robert Kintner
American Broadcasting Co
Senate Commerce Committee
Cedar Residents Attend Ordination Celebration in Davenport
Mr and Mrs Lester Merz attended the ordination of Rev Jerome Levien at Davenport Cathedral with Bishop Ralph L Hayes presiding. The couple also joined the reading of Levien's first mass at St Elizabeths in Harpe. A noon three course dinner for 200 guests followed, with attendees from Boston Texas Minnesota Illinois Kansas Wisconsin and Iowa. A reception in Marquette Hall concluded the day for parish members relatives and friends.
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Iowa
Marquette Hall
Jerome Levnen
John Levnen
Merz
Wes Ramsey
Jean
Burlington
Russel Rohrer
John Ramsey
Russel
Missouri
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Merle White
Marvin Gay
Cedar Rapids
G. C. Haskins
Fairfield
Maurice Libe
Cora Conklin
Violet Madsen
Des Moines
Frank Libe
Charles Bartholow
Bernard
Carl Brown
Frank Moore
Ainsworth
Loyal Banks
Earle Libe
Elwyn Corey
Warren
Rebekah
Columbus Junction
John
Jean Ann
Martin Kron
Harold Klopfenstein
Homer Brinning
Eugene Martin
Joe Olds
Davenport
John Olds
Floyd Olds
Civil Rights Bill In Trouble in Senate
Backers of Eisenhower's omnibus civil rights bill expect swift House passage but foresee a Senate filibuster risk. The House rules committee cleared a vote, raising chances for a floor debate, while Southern senators threaten to block the measure.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Styles Bridges
Special
Senate Committee On
Paul Kayser
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Natural Gas and Oil Resources Committee
Len Clinton R. Anderson
D-Nm
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Pvening Journal
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Bill Steele
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Winstop Duzzit
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Gilmere’s Shell Service
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Mace Motor CO
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Brown Finance Co
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John W Lee
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