Demons Start 1963 64 Basketball Season At Waco High
Washington High School Demons open the 1963 64 season with coach Gary Hurst optimistic about a strong shooting squad. Veterans Bob McClure Mike Steele John Mulcahy Rich Vosika Roger Flory lead a deep group with juniors and sophomores competing for starting roles as they scrimmage the Mid Prairie Hawks in preparation for Friday night at Olds.
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Washington High School
Waco High School
Olds
Gary Hurst
Hurst
Mid Prairie Hawks
Bob McClure
Mike Steele
Mosier Stewart Earn Top Honors For Race Season
Mark Mosier and Warren Stewart of Washington received top honors at the annual banquet in Burlington Saturday night. Mosier was the top driver of the season, Stewart owned the car that earned top spot, and Mosier received a sportsmanship trophy by a vote of all participants. Over 700 attended the banquet and dance as the association awarded top ten drivers with trophies and jackets. Stewart asked his jacket be given to John Mullink, second place, since he had one last year. Other awards went to LeRoy Stutzman rookie of the year, Ron Jackson most improved and best appearing pit crew, and Jim Lowe hard luck driver.
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Mark Mosier
Warren Stewart
Washington
Burlington
Mark
Warren
Stewart
John Mullink
LeRoy Stutzman
Lockridge
Ron Jackson
Jim Lowe
Muscatine
Texas UT Desegregates Sports First in Southwest Conf
University of Texas announced it would desegregate its athletics, becoming the first Southwest Conference school to admit Black athletes. Coach Darrell Royal said eligible students may try out, with academic and athletic qualifications. Other conference schools weigh integration as SMU had begun earlier.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
University of Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Darrell Royal
Texas
Royal
Frank Broyles
Orval Faubus
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Baylor
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Denver boy named for 1953 tuberculosis seal appeal
Ten years ago Craig Grant, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grant of Denver Cole, was chosen to represent the singing child on the 1953 tuberculosis Christmas seal. He would make several public appearances to promote seal sales in Denver, and is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Lorraine Stannard of Brighton. Mr Grant had earlier served as an assistant coach in Brighton schools.
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Craig Grant
Kenneth M. Grant
Denver
Cole
Craig
Lorraine Stannard
Brighton
Grant
Texas Longhorns Still Number One in UPI Ratings
New York UPI reports the major college football rankings with first place votes and win loss records. Texas leads at 9-0 with 34 points, followed by Navy, Mississippi, and Pittsburgh in the top five. other noted teams include Michigan State, Oklahoma, Alabama, Illinois, and Nebraska with varied records and joint positions across the list.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Texas
Navy
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Alabama
Illinois
Nebraska
Auburn
Syracuse
Penn State
Mississippi State
Southern Calfornia
Arizona State
Wisconsin
Memphis State
Kansas
Utah State
Georgia Tech
Army
Air Force
Ten Hawkeyes on injured list for finale with Notre Dame
Iowa City UPI reports Iowa coach Jerry Burns listed ten Hawkeyes on the injury report as the team practiced for Saturday's season finale against Notre Dame. Among the ailing are linebackers Mike Reilly and Wally Hilgenberg, ends Tony Giacobazzi and Lou Williams, and back Bob Sherman, with others treated for various injuries. Hilgenberg's availability for the game remains uncertain for 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
UPI
Jerry Burns
Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
Burns
Irish
Michigan State
Spartans
Hawks
Mike Reilly
Wally Hilgenberg
Tony
Giacobazzi
Lou Williams
Bob Sherman
Dave Long
Phil Deutsch
Lonniey Rogers
Paul Krause
Plan music program at Wellman Church
Wellman voters plan a Sunday service at 10 30 a m At Asbury Methodist Church Wellman featuring a chancel choir singing Thanksgiving music and a church school children’s department program from the balcony Mrs Albion Young directs the choir and Mrs Glenn Williams assists the primary department in Sunday school activities as part of a national Methodist emphasis on hymns and songs of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Asbury Methodist Church
Church School
Albion Young
Glenn Williams
Schwengel Oversees Hearings on Post 1972 Highway Plan
Congressman Fred Schwengel of Iowa leads hearings in the House Public Works Committee on a federally funded highway program after the Interstate system. He cites ongoing studies from 1938 and notes the 41,000 mile Interstate is about half complete with 1972 expiration looming and urges planning beyond that date.
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Fred Schwengel
Iowa
House Public Works Committee
Schwengel
Used clothing drive by Wellman church
Wellman residents are asked to donate used clothing for men women and children at Abury Methodist Church starting next Sunday November 24. The drive funds Church World Service of the National Council of Churches with WSCS and Christian Social Concerns leading. Boxes outside the fellowship hall welcome donations.
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Wellman
Abury
Saunders transfers 99 ft lots to Emrys in James Mealey’s add
Ira E. Saunders and wife convey 99 foot frontage lots 3 and 4 in block 29 of James Mealey's Second Addition, Brighton, to Frederick J. Emry and wife by deed.
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Ira E. Saunders
Frederick J. Emry
James Mealey
Brighton
Yearling and farm sale notices from Keosauqua and surrounds
A compilation of upcoming estate and farm sales across Keosauqua Wayland Washington Kalona and nearby towns. Listings include dates from November through December with start times, locations such as 814 North Seventh Avenue and Highway 78, and seller names like A G Bherle Estate Wesley Lavely Cloyce Stewart and Adolph Shalla. Also notes rival sales at Mercer County Auction Bar Kalona Kalona Sale Barn Wapeloo Livestock Auction and Smylie's Livestock Market.
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Keosauqua Sale Co., Inc
Keosauqua
Iowa
Wayland
T. E
Dutch” Myers
Parkview
Safe Barn
Highway 78
James Roth
Sale
Cotter
Don Hendrickson
Riverside- Washington
Wesley Lavely
Cloyce Stewart
Coppock
Max Roth
Mercer County Club
Mercer County
Viola
Illnoon
Kalona
Corriedale Sheep Breeders Association
Washington
West Chester
Fred Chalupa
Armour Stock Yards
Kiona
Hwy 1
Adolph Shalla
Olds
Henry Mast
Earl Galloway
Walter Reed
Keota
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Kalona Sales Barn
Wapel To Livestock Auction, Inc
Wapello
Towa
Way‘land
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Olli
China levels new attack on Khrushchev amid Sino Soviet feud
UPI reports Beijing newspapers harshly assail Premier Khrushchev as a Bible reading and psalm singing buffoon in a bid to condemn his nuclear policy. Diplomats say the flare signals a deepening split with Moscow and could affect upcoming Central Committee talks. Also notes U.S. king crab pack values around 13 million dollars.
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Moscow
UPI
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Peking
Cuba
U.S
Ers
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Stranded Los Angeles Couple Rescued From Mt San Jacinto
A 21-year-old man Gary Johnson of La Habra and 16-year-old Verna Neilson of Whittier were stranded for two nights on Mt. San Jacinto. A helicopter located Johnson in Tahquitz Canyon and he was taken to Desert Hospital for minor cuts and bruises. Neilson was found soon after and also transported to the hospital. Temperatures dropped to 28 degrees as they survived the subfreezing night.
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Palm Springs
Can
UPI
Los Angeles
Mt. San Jacinto
Gary Johnson
la Habra
Verna Neilson
Whittier
Johnson
Y ‘Tahquitz Canyon
Desert Hospital
Neilson
California
Prices set for 1964 oats and rye support loans
National average price supports for the 1964 crop oats and rye are unchanged from 1963 levels. Oats 65 cents per bushel grade No 3, rye $1.07 per bushel grade No 2 or better or No 3 on test weight. Support will come via farm and warehouse stored loans and purchases. Applications due January 31 1965 with a nominal nonrefundable fee. Loans mature April 30 1965.
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Howard Lins
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
CCC
Iowa group hires first executive secretary for alcoholism commission
DES MOINES IDPA the Iowa State Commission on Alcoholism has hired its first executive secretary Charles A Churan Jr formerly manager of Cathedral Shelter in Chicago He aims to push two focuses education from high school age and rehabilitation of alcoholics both men and women He notes one in fifteen social drinkers may become compulsive and Judge Ray Harrison estimates 40000 Iowans are problem drinkers The 1963 legislature funded 25000 yearly and Harrison hopes the hire will accelerate progress with support from 80 AA chapters and other groups He led the drive for the commission and cites Churan s strong record at the half way house which boasts 40 45 sobriety post discharge and cites plans for a farm for alcoholics as a possibility in Iowa
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Dick Holden
Demons
Denny Novak
Willard Larson
Steve Tindall
Dick Claeys
Tom Lowe
Tim Trotman
Steve Norton
Hurst
DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa State Commission On Alcoholism
Charles A. Churan Jr
Chicago
Churan
Ray Harrison
Harrison
Iowa
The
Alcoholism Commission
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cathedral Shelter
Joseph F. Higgins
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Waco
Mosier
Texas University
Ie Pensatifi
Washington, Iowa
Evening Journal
Texas Longhorns
Wellman Church
Journal
Avion Funicelo
Wat
Darwin Vacha
Dallas
Vacha
Andy McBride
Peterson
Dallas Kinney
U. S
Ramsell
Admiral Electronic
Admiral
Payne
Alcoholism Group
Kneen’s
Regi
International Scout Pickup
Mace Motor Co
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