Dodgers Win Second World Series Game 4-1
The Dodgers defeated the Yankees 4-1 to take a 2-0 series lead. Willie Davis drove in two runs with a two run double and a solo homer from Bill Skowron gave Los Angeles the early 3-0 edge behind starter Johnny Podres. Roger Maris left with a shoulder injury after colliding with the fence, replaced by Hector Lopez.
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NEW York
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Willie Davis
Bill Skowron
Johnny Podres
Yankees
Los Angeles
Roger Maris
Maris
Tommy Davis
Hector Lopez
Dodgers
al Downing
Joe Pepitone
Skowron
Gilliam
W. Davis
T. Davis
F. Howard
Kubek
Richardson
Wills
Tresh
Tracewski
Roseboro
Podres
Mantle
Lopez
E. Howard
Fairly
Linz
Terry
Deep
Reniff
Padres
Pepitone
Perranoski
Willis
Boyer
Des Moines Tech student football player named in 15000 suit
Stephen H. Ralles 17 files a Polk County District Court suit against Paul Deer 16 tech high school football fullback alleging a post game assault left Ralles with missing teeth and permanent disfiguring injuries. The petition calls the Friday night attack willful and malicious.
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Des Moines
UPI
Polk County
Des Moines Tech High School
Stephen H. Ralles
Paul Deer
Tech
Ralles
Highland Homecoming Royalty Candidates
Candidates for queen are Rosemary Koehler Diane Flynn and Jeanette Yordi. The queen will be presented at halftime of the football game against Columbus Junction in Ainsworth Friday night. Candidates for king are Bill Schmidt David Frank and Gene McCracken. The king will be announced at the homecoming dance after the game.
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Highland Community High School
Ainsworth
Rosemary Koehler
Diane Flynn
Jeanette Yordi
Columbus Junction
Bill Schmidt
David Frank
Gene McCracken
Vosika and Brake Elected By Washington Kiwanis Club
Dr. E J Vosika was elected president and Eldon Brake vice president of the Washington Kiwanis Club at a Wednesday luncheon. Announcement previewed a third annual travelogue series, praised as potential best yet. Guests included Dave Vanderbilt McLellan Store manager and Dave Hirschfield.
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E.J. Vosika
Eldon Brake
Washington Kiwanis Club
Bill Perdock
Dave Vanderbilt
McLellan Store
Dave Hirschfield
Highland Schools Report Urges Building Consultant
AINSWORTH Highland Community Schools were inspected by Mr. Van Dyke of the state department of public instruction. The report urges hiring a building consultant to ease crowded conditions at the high school and junior high. It notes the program meets state requirements but limited facilities hinder offerings and calls for a central library. Superintendent Miles says the board will push curriculum improvements.
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Ainsworth
Highland
van Dyke
State Department of Public Instruction
Supt. Miles
Highland Board
Judy TeBockhorst Becomes Beauty Operator at Crown of Beauty
Judy TeBockhorst joins Crown of Beauty Hairdressing Salon as a new beauty operator. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul TeBockhorst and a graduate of Ottumwa Beauty Academy. She will work with Carolyn Jones who has been operating the shop.
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Judy TeBockhorst
Crown of Beauty
Judy
Paul TeBockhorst
Ottumwa Beauty Academy
Carolyn Jones
Iowa ADC Grants to Be Reduced Blames Lawmakers
Gov. Harold E. Hughes blamed the 1963 Republican Legislature for ADC payment cuts announced by the Iowa Board of Social Welfare. About 3,800 of 10,500 ADC families would lose part of their checks next month, with some dropped from the rolls.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa Board of Social Welfare
Lawrence Putney
R-Gladbrook
ADC
Hughes
Floyd Merz Funeral Schedule Announced
Funeral services for Floyd Merz are set for 8:30 a.m. Monday at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Harper. A parish rosary is planned for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, followed by a Knights of Columbus rosary at 8 p.m. at Powell's Funeral Home in Keota.
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Keota
Floyd Merz
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Harper
Knights of Columbus
Powell’s
United States aims for phased Viet Nam drawdown
The Kennedy administration outlines a plan to withdraw most U S forces from South Viet Nam within two years. Training progress could allow about 1 000 of 15 000 U S personnel to return home in three months. The White House notes progress but signals continued U S involvement, with political reforms urged to end Buddhist repression and possible selective aid cuts.
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UPI
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
U.S
White House
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Viet Nam
McNamara
Taylor
United States
Free World
Honduras Coup Destroys Villeda Morales Rule
Army forces oust President Ramon Villeda Morales in Tegucigalpa amid heavy fighting and a curfew. Civilians ordered to surrender arms while troops control the capital and port towns. Reports speak of many dead and wounded as clashes continue and a military takeover is underway.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPI
Ramon Villeda Morales
Villeda Morales
Latin America
Juan Bosch
Col
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
Villeda Moraels
Red Cross
Beck Defends Reapportioning Shaft Plan in Iowa
Robert K. Beck, head of Citizens for Reapportionment, argues the Shaft Plan boosts urban representation while preserving minority and majority protections. He notes that the proposal would shift control to highly populated counties and cites gains for Polk Linn Black Hawk Scott counties.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert K. Beck
Beck
Centerville
Citizens For
Senate
Iowa
Linn County
Black Hawk
Scott
Kennedy Dedicates Dam in Arkansas
President Kennedy dedicated the $46.7 million Greers Ferry Dam in Heber Springs Arkansas defending water projects as essential and self funding. He stressed benefits to homes farms and factories and noted the two Arkansas stops included Little Rock amid talks on tax cuts and segregation.
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Heber Springs
Ark
UPI
Kennedy
Greers Ferry
Arkansas
Little Rock
Wilbur D. Mills, Dark
House
Ways & Means Committee
NFO Delegates Named For State Meeting In Ames
Washington County NFO selects delegates for the Iowa State NFO convention in Ames on Tuesday October 8 with Earl Riediger of Hinton presiding. The session features a national directors vote, a 7 50 p m public evening program with guest George Honea and speakers L B Liddy and Marvin Pardekooper. Over 1300 voting delegates expected.
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Washington County
NFO
Iowa State Nfo
Ames
Elmer Schneider
Earl Riediger
Hinton
Iowa
George Honea
East St. Louis, Ill
Ultra Life Laboratory
L.B. Liddy
State Board Cuts ADC Aid For 3800 Families In November
Lawrence Putney chairman of the State Board of Social Welfare announced reductions in Aid to Dependent Children for about 3 800 families with other income as a result of a short ADC appropriation. About 5 800 ADC families with no income besides ADC remain unaffected. The plan deducts unearned income first and adds allowances for work related expenses before calculating net grant amounts. county welfare offices will review all ADC families in October and implement the cuts in November.
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ADC
Lawrence Putney
State Board of Social Welfare
Putney
Art Guild Plans Sketching Trip in Central Park
Members of the Washington Art Guild plan a Sunday afternoon sketching trip meeting at 1 p.m. at the Central Park bandstand. Transportation will be provided for those without cars. The trip will be canceled if the weather is inclement.
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Washington Art Guild
Central Park
Hurricane Flora Moves Toward Haiti as Toll Rises
Hurricanes Flora winds at 140 mph threaten the Haitian peninsula as forecasters warn of a dangerous move northwest. Evacuations issued for low-lying southern Haiti and the Dominican Republic coast as storm tides eight to 10 feet rise, trapping residents seeking higher ground. The storm has already claimed 25 lives in the Caribbean.
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P.R
UPI
Flora
Caribbean Sea
Haitian
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Weather Bureau
Iowa Weather Scope Fair to Friday With Cooler Southeast
United Press International reports Iowa will see generally fair weather tonight and Friday with cooler air in the southeast and warmer conditions in the north and west. Lows drop to the 40s tonight, highs Friday mid 70s to mid 80s, and Saturday remains fair but cooler in the northwest.
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Iowa
Population shifts in Washington County towns examined
Jim Frier summarizes U S census trends for Washington County towns. Koona leads growth with 30 percent in ten years. Washington 2 percent. Ainsworth 6 percent. Brighton 3 percent. Wellman 1 percent. Riverside 4 percent. Coppock included though in Henry County. Predictions for next decade call for new industry to absorb farm losses and changing age structures.
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The
Evening Journal
Jim Frier
Washington County
Coppock
Henry
Koona
Washington
Ainsworth
Brighton
Wellman
Riverside
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