Mets Doomed as Stengel Bets on Youth in 1965
The Mets, led by Casey Stengel, plan to finish near the NL cellar again, banking on a youth movement in pitching and limited help from aging stars. Promising arms Ron Locke Jerry Hinsley Dick Selma Al Jackson Carlton Willey Tracy Stallard Jay Hook Jack Fisher lead a hopeful but unproven rotation while Jesse Gonder and others battle for roles. Outfield and infield spots shift as Thomas Hunt Moran and others vie for positions, but overall the team looks light on proven hitters and the prognosis remains poor.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Mets
Stengel
Frank Thomas
Duke Snider
Ron Locke
Jerry Hinsley
Dick Selma
Hinsley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Locke
Auburn
Selma
Salinas
Casey
al Jackson
Carlton Willey
Tracy Stallard
Jay Hook
Jack Fisher
San Francisco Giants
Larry Bearnorth
Garver Powell
Jesse Gonder
Gonder
Bob Taylor
Milwaukee Braves
John Stephenson
Thomas
Band showcased at Waco PTA meeting in Olds
About 140 adults and students attended the Waco PTA meeting in Olds on March 18. Harold Dodd outlined summer music plans and activities while 161 students were reported in the Waco school music department. Band uniforms were shown by Pat Canby as a fundraising drive aims for 90 uniforms. Lawrence Henss was named president for the next year with a full officer slate. The next meeting is April 15 in Crawfordsville at 7:30 p.m.
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Olds
Waco Pta
Harold Dodd
Waco
Crawfordsville
Washington Evening Journal personnel and affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager, William Shannon as Vice President and Advertising Director, Charles Morris as News Editor, Bob Shaffer as Local Advertising, Bruce Cowden as Contributing Editor, and Stoward Uazen as Production Superintendent. The paper publishes afternoons except Sundays, Christmas, and July 4th and is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Stoward Uazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Television Highlights Thursday on NBC CBS and ABC
United Press International lists Thursday TV highlights across NBC CBS and ABC. Suspense Theatre Knight’s Gambit with Eleanor Parker and Chester Morris. Temple Houston Town That Trespassed. Dr Kildare Quid Pro Quo with Robert Walker Jr. Perry Mason The Case of the Woeful Widower with Jerry Van Dyke. Hazel custody battle. ABC News Reports on high cost of campaigning.
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Suspense Theatre
NBC
Dr. Kildare
Robert Walker Jr
Perry Mason
CBS
Jerry van Dyke
van Dyke
Hazel
ABC News
United States
Birthday honoree Cindy Gipple noted in Crawfordsville
Local column recalls Cindy Gipple’s seventh birthday celebration at home with family. Several visitors from Fairfield Burlington and Burlington area shared meals and greetings with the Gipples and Parsons families. Also mentioned are Easter vacation plans and relatives visiting Crawfordsville.
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Crawfordsville
Carl Rizor
Fairfield
Floyd Parsons
Rizor
Parson
Glenn Cherryholmes
Wapello
Gene Fletchers
Fletcher
Glenn
Clarence Fritz
Brighton
Junior Fritz
Burlington
Ivor Davises
Orville
Ross Shuppy
Lockridge
Cindy Gipple
Milton Davis
Duane Gipples
Milt Davis
Janice
Rodney
Ruth Rees
Tom Hotle
Dorina Stout
Drake University
Dubuque University
Henry Davis
Hedrick
Betty
Floyd Bever
Jerry
Wayne Berkshire
Janet Shumaker
Lisa
Mt. Pleasant
Rebecca Lease
John Lease
Susan
Nancy
Johnny
Evansville
Indiana
Cecil Lease
Davenport
Ada Hamil
John
Alcoa
Johnnie
Grandma Hamil
Elizabeth Gingery
UAW Leaders Seek Stronger Demands for 1966 Contract
UAW leaders direct negotiators to push for better job conditions and early retirement for about 600000 auto workers. They order steps to curb management spying amid reported GM camera use and listening devices. Top officers receive 6 to 10 percent raises totaling 1.5 million over two years, with Walter Reuther set for a new term and a salary rise to 28000 in 1966.
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Atlantic
City
N.J
UPD
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Baltimore
General Motors
Woodcock
Walter P. Reuther
Antibiotics May Benefit Pig Crop Breeding Study
Iowa State University swine nutritionists report that feeding high levels of antibiotics to sows during breeding and lactation may aid nursing piglets. Adding Tulosin at 200 g per ton did not change conception but increased pigs weaned per litter by about 0.7. birth weights were unchanged. A Civil War note about Confederate dollars valued in gold follows.
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Vaughn C. Speer
Iowa State University
Speer
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Lawrence Henss
Robert Lauer
Cal Clark
James Young
Harris Morgan
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Johnson
Walter Reuther
Atlantic City
Kennedy
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