Davalillo Sparks Indians To 11-6 Win Over Red Sox
Vic Davalillo, the speedy Indian center fielder, homered and drove in six runs as Cleveland pounded Boston 11-6. The 5-foot-11 Venezuelan helped the Indians stretch their winning streak to five and narrow the gap with the White Sox. Colavito added a two-run homer and Alvis collected three hits in a 13-hit team attack.
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Local golf feat marks a 31 at Washington course
Ten years ago today John Lloyd joined a four under par 31 on the Washington course. Ed Bailey is the only other local to achieve it. Max Shields of Oskaloosa and Bob McKieran, once of Wayland, had 31 rounds in Southeastern Iowa tournaments. John's brother Jim recently fired a 32, the season's low until then.
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Washington
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Max Shields
Oskaloosa
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Wayland
Iowa
John
Jim
Red Cross Learn To Swim Permission Form
Parent/guardian authorizes NAME ADDRESS to take swimming and water safety lessons at the Washington Municipal Swimming Pool from June 14 to June 28, 1964. Student may be Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate or Swimmer. No physical disability known. Release of Red Cross from responsibility. Transportation provided or student rides bus. Transportation for Tuesday morning classes at 8:30 A.M. Signed by
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Washington Municipal Swimming Pool
American Red Cross
Flood tour probes flood control aid by five congressmen
A five member House Public Works Committee tour with Army Corps of Engineers and other agencies moved through Illinois and Iowa to inspect flood damage along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Initial estimates put damage over 25 million with many areas still underwater. Reps. John A. Blatnik Gale Schisler John R. Schmidhauser Ray Roberts and Don H. Clausen led the trip, ending in St. Louis.
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Iowa
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New York
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Illinois
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Iowa Natural Resources Commission
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
RT Kerner
Detroit
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Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Kerner
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Gale Schisler
May Breakfast Hosts and Club Gatherings Reported
Mrs. Howard Bohr hosted the OAC May Breakfast on May 14 with all members present except two. Guests included Mrs. Guy Lyle and Mrs. Bud Bohr. Candles and flowers decorated the table. May baskets served as favors. The next meeting, June 3, will be hosted by Mrs. Loretta Stoutner. St Marys Reading Circle met May 13 at Mrs. Felix Weber’s with 19 members and a guest, Mrs. Walter Reed. readings by Mrs. Walter Sieren and Rita Miller. a get well card for Clara Hammen. The next Reading Circle will be hosted by Mrs. Rose Jaeger.
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Howard Bohr
Guy Lyle
Bud Bohr
Shirley Jean Bohr
Audrey Reed
Loretta Stoutner
St. Marys
Felix Weber
Walter Reed
Walter Sieren
Rita Miller
Clara Hammen
Rose Jaeger
Baseball score roundup and weekend matchups from Friday to Sunday
Friday's results show Washington 5 New York 4 Cleveland 11 Boston 6 Baltimore 5 Detroit 2 Los Angeles 0 Chicago 0 Minnesota 6 Kansas City 4. Saturday features Kansas City at Minnesota and Baltimore at Detroit with notable pitchers Talbot Kaat Stigman and Morehead Terry. Sunday schedules include Chicago at Los Angeles Kansas City at Minnesota Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at New York and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Belinsky
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Fisher
Simmons
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Farrell
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Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
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Kansas City
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Kaat
Stigman
Ree
Sparma
Morehead
Terry
Richert
Narum
Ford
Peters
Lopez
Columbus High Baccalaureate and Graduation Details
The Columbus Community High School holds a baccalaureate service Sunday May 23 at 8 pm in the school auditorium with Rev. Walter Wulff as speaker and Rev. Hubert Sunderman giving invocation and benediction. Special music will be by students. Fifty four graduates will be honored at ceremonies on Friday May 28 in the same auditorium.
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Visit Weavers at home in Keota
Keota May 17 Mrs iilene Irons and Morrie of Coralville were Friday evening supper guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Galen Weaver. On Saturday Mr and Mrs Dean Epperly and family spent the day at the Weaver home and Dean helped with the farm work. They were accompanied home by Laurilee Weaver who stayed overnight with them. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Galen Weaver joined them and were present for the birthday supper honoring Randy Epperly on his 8th birthday. Mr and Mrs David Graham and fifteen month old Davy have moved to Keota from What Cheer. They are members of the Methodist church. Mrs Cora Bell of Washington, Mrs Louise Gillaspe of Fairfield, and Ms Alice Leeper of Colorado were Thursday afternoon callers with Mr and Mrs Melvin Bel. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bell of Ottumwa brought their grandson and visited Mr and Mrs Melvin Bell and enjoyed dinner and supper with them. Mr and Mrs Gerald Becker of Burlington and Bill Becker of Ottumwa spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Becker. Mr and Mrs Norbert Becker and family of Ainsworth were afternoon callers in the Becker home. Mrs William Miller, Mrs Petie Hahn and Mrs George Bond visited with Mrs Mary Charlton, Mrs Clara McDonald, Mrs Bertha Dunbar and Mrs Maggie Hahn at the Twilight Rest Home last week.
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Morrie
Coralville
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Weaver
Dean
Laurilee Weaver
Randy Epperly
David Graham
Davy
Ottumwa
Bell
Melvin Bell
Gerald Becker
Burlington
Bill Becker
Pete Becker
Norbert Becker
Ainsworth
Becker
William Miller
Petie Hahn
George Bond
Mary Charleton
Clara McDonald
Bertha Dunbar
Maggie Hahn
Twilight
Republicans assail Iowa Senate remap plan
Republicans denounce the Senate reapportionment plan approved this week in Des Moines. They say the 61 member Senate for 1967 aims to keep Democrats in control of the House, reduces voter voice, and would likely pass constitutional muster while creating one of the nation’s largest state senates.
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Iowa
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House
Kephart tograduate from Iowa Patrol Academy
Gerald Kephart of Washington will graduate with 56 other cadets from the Iowa Highway Patrol Academy at Camp Dodge on Wednesday May 26 at 10 20 am. Wil F Sueppel Iowa Commissioners of Pooks Seley will conduct the ceremonies Kephart will be assigned to Knoxville after graduation.
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Washington
Iowa Highway Patrol Academy
Camp Dodge
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Pooks Seley
Knoxville
Gemini space flight set for June 3 from Cape Kennedy
United States plans its most ambitious spaceflight yet with Gemini-1 targeting a June 3 launch from Cape Kennedy. James McDivitt and Edward White will pilot a 97 hour 80 minute mission reaching 185 miles altitude and performing nine orbital maneuvers to test long duration flight and weightlessness effects.
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James McDevitt
Edward
Earth
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Mercury
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John Young
U.S
Russia
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White
NASA
Houston
Tex
Cape Kennedy Mission Control Center
Pinochle Club Holds Crawfordsville Meeting and Dinner
In Crawfordsville on May 17 a Pinochle tournament at the Crawfordsville school followed a dinner at the Harlan Hotel in Mt. Pleasant. Winners for the year were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spangler high with 12 500, Don Blankenhorns second with 9010, John Hamill third 940, Bob Branstetter fourth 8540, Lyle Lowe fifth 8050, and Ora Marlatti low score. Prizes for the evening went to Lyle Paisley first, Mrs. Bob Branstetter second, and Clarence Hering low. Door prizes went to Mrs. Pearl Hering and Roy Montague.
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Harlan
Mt. Pleasant
Chester Spangler
Don Blankenhorns
John Hamill
Bob Branstetters
West Chester student wins general journalism scholarship
Terry M gold of West Chester is named one of three recipients of $100 general journalism scholarships at Town State University in Ames for the coming year. Terry is a Mid-Prairie High School senior this year.
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