Clay speaks at Iowa City about faith and draft stance
About 2,000 University of Iowa students packed the Iowa Memorial Union to hear Cassius Clay, now Mohammad Ali, preach Islam and discuss race, war, and his draft refusal. He defended his beliefs, recited a poem, and joked about fights while noting he remains a champion and would fight only in self defense or if America is attacked.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPT
University of Iowa
Cassius Clay
Mohammad Ali
Iowa Memorial Union
Clay
Robert Couch
University Hospitals
America
Boxer
Houston
Tex
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Vietnam
Joe Louis
Louis
God
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Heaven
Hell
World Boxing Commission
New York Boxing Commission
Fischer Draws Fire From Bear Mentor In NFL Clash
Pat Fischer of the St. Louis Cardinals drew Chicago Bear ire as George Halas accused him of eye gouging Johnny Morris during a first-quarter skirmish. Chicago stormed back to a 30-3 victory behind Jack Concannon’s three touchdown passes including a 93-yard strike to Dick Gordon. The Bears’ defense forced seven Jim Hart interceptions, while St. Louis settled for a 37-yard field goal by Jim Bakken. Chicago’s win tightened its playoff push as Century Division standings shifted with Cleveland, New York, Baltimore, and Green Bay also winning.
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Pat Fischer
Fischer
St. Louis Cardinals
George Halas
Halas
Chicago Bears
Johnny Morris
Morris
Bears
Johnny
Jack Concannon
Dick Gordon
NFL
Concannon
Larry Rakestraw
New York Giants
Gordon
Bob Jones
Chicago
Jim Hart
Curt Gentry
Jim Bakken
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
New York
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Green Bay
Colts
Detroit
Packers
San Francisco
Purdue Poised To Lead Midwest Cagers In 1968
Purdue, bolstered by top prospect Rick Mount, seven foot Chuck Davis, and guard Tyron Bedford, aims to reclaim Big Ten relevance after a .500 season. Indiana, Wisconsin, and other powerhouses loom as contenders as the conference features deep talent across every squad including Notre Dame, De Paul, Loyola, and Iowa.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan
Ohio State
Loyola
Purdue
Rick Mount
Chuck Davis
Tyron Bedford
Boilermakers
Indiana
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Bob Arnzen
Bob Whitmore
Dwight Murphy
de Paul
Bob Zoretich
Ken Warzynski
al Zetzsche
Corky Bell
Doug Wardlaw
Herman Gilliam
Bill Keller
Roger Blalock
Butch Joyner
Vernon Payne
Bill Deheer
Chiefs Lose Narrowly to Chargers on Late FG Miss
The Kansas City Chiefs 1967 title hopes dimmed after Jan Stenerud missed a 24-yard field goal with 19 seconds left, sealing a 17-16 loss to the San Diego Chargers. Stenerud had made three earlier field goals but also botched a 34-yard attempt, while Chargers coach Sid Gillman noted miscues can happen. The defeat leaves KC 6-4, with San Diego 7-1-1. Oakland leads the division at 8-1.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Jan Stenerud
San Diego Chargers
Chiefs
Stenerud
Len Dawson
San Diego
Sid Gillman
Chargers
Fred Arkansas
Dawson
Oakland
Miami
New York Jets
Boston Patriots
Denver
Buffalo
Mike Mercer
Jan Knight speaks at Guild meeting in Crawfordsville
Presbyterian Women's Guild met at the Church on Tuesday with devotion led by Mrs. Robert Humphreys. Jan Knight spoke on her workshop work in Japan and Korea, introduced by Mrs. Mabel Monson, as the group planned for the coming year.
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Presbyterian Women’s Guild
Robert Humphreys
Mabel Monson
Jan Knight
Monson
Japan
Korea
Haydn Thomas
Presbytery of
Los Angeles
J. W. Evans
Vernon Fletcher
Guild
Ernest Whiting
Mixed Bowling Bowl a Deres League Scores and Standings
Nite Owls lead team series with 2140 followed by Four Pins at 2013 and Holy Rollers at 5. Six high scores listed include team total 2140 and 2013, with individual highlights Les Reber 647 in series and 236 in a game, Betty Ward 537 in series, Dee Walby 190 in a game, across Dels and Richards participants.
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Es Four Richards
WB Os Nein
Wil Pour Dee
Lee. Ok
Holy Rollers
Nite Owls
Owls
Dels
Les Reber
Betty Ward
Dee Walby
Riverside Club Hosts Pinochle Gathering and Budgets
Mrs Edward Bushek hosted the Pinochle club at her Riverside home with Anna Veggy attending as a guest. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Thomann and Lena Bopp. Lunch followed. Lena Bopp was slated to host the Nov 21 meeting. Also noted: Larry Streb and two Riverside residents were released from Mercy Hospital. Kate Ingram plans to move to National City California and will turn 90 on Nov 19.
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Wilbur Kiene
Riverside
Edward Bushek
Anna Veggy
Robert Thomann
Lena Bopp
Larry Streb
Mercy Hospital
Kate Ingram
National City
Calif
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Tom Freund
Clinton
Larry Rummelhart
Scott Richard
George Civey
First Christian Church
Forrest City
Arkansas
Christian Church
Keota
Pauline
George
Gretchen
William Penn College
Drake University
Divinity School
Civey
PTA
Committee On
Hunter H. Conly
Wesley Methodist Church
Richard Hagist
The
Charles Lyle
Federated Church
Lester Smith
Methodist Church
C. S. Kempker
St. Marys Church
Francis Lollich
Ss. Peter and Paul Church
Orrin T. Potter
Wesley Methodist Choir
Dale Wheeler
Myrtle Robertson
Vinton
Dickey’s Prairie Home
Novella Hess
Jim
Stan Skinner
Washington
Charles Corpman
Debbie
Kalona
James Waterhouse
Lynnette
Brighton
Robert Adams
Bernard Hahn
Dana
Tom
David Besser
Norbert Besser
Harper
Iowa City
Jay Warren
J and L
Broadway Street
Chevyl Dill
Wellman
Keota event calendar lists banquet for football team
Keota plans its annual football banquet at Oasis Supper Club Webster on Tuesday November 21 at 7 p.m. Tickets are 260. Football players will be honored as guests of the event with parents and boosters encouraged to attend.
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John Sproule
Washington
Phil Busley
Keota
Oasis
Webster
Multiple Iowa farm and household sales listed for late November
The notice lists several sales across Iowa including a special cattle sale in Memphis Missouri, various farm auctions near Wayland Kalona Washington Sigourney and Ollie, with start times from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Owners include Joe Miller V D Eckles Tony Rede ker Clem and Dean Weldon Wayne Cline Anna Nebel Estate Chuck Hotle and others. Calendar shows weekly sale patterns at Kalona Wayland Wapello Ollie Smylie's and Washington venues.
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Hinds Sale Company
Memphis
Missouri
Wayland
Joe Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Tex) Eckles
Kalona
Iowa
Wapello
Highway 61
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Smylie’s
Columbus Junction
Washington Livestock Sales Co
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Vito Stellino
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Roy Montague
South Carolina
Tama
Robert Rushing
James Jewell
Robert Howell
C. L. Walker
Clarence Lowe
John Goddard
Bernard Bolon
Kenneth Vaughn
Walter Millward
Monmouth
Richard Twait
Terry Miller
Waterloo
Gene Alvine
Harlan
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Washington, Iowa
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Jeffry
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Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
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