Treshs Homer Wins for Yanks
In game five of the World Series Tom Tresh belted a three run homer in the eighth to lift the New York Yankees to a 5 3 win over the San Francisco Giants. New York moves into a 3 2 series lead.
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New York Yankees
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NEW York
UPI
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San Francisco Giants
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Giants
Chuck Hiller
Yankees
Jack Sanford
Mickey Mantle
Sanford
Pagan
Yankee
Ralph Terry
Mariner II Venus Flyby Misses by 20 900 Miles
Scientists announced the Mariner II Venus probe will pass about 20 900 miles from Venus, well outside prior estimates of 9 000 miles. The 447 pound craft will still operate effectively with instruments aimed at Venus atmosphere and surface despite the wider approach.
Erbe Proposes 25 Million Revolving Fund for Iowa Industry
Gov. Norman A. Erbe unveiled a 25 million revolving fund to help local communities build and equip new industries from research. The plan, funded by higher loan interest rather than tax increases, would earmark loan profits for science scholarships. He announced a Des Moines conference with leaders from the University of Iowa and Iowa State University to launch a university based research and development center available at cost to Iowa industries.
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Cedar Rapids
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Erbe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Washington Juniors Attend Southeast Iowa Council Convention
A group from Washington Junior High School traveled to Burlington for the Southeast Iowa district student council convention. Attendees include Jean Beenblossom Terry Bower Im Sojka Pam Proudfit Carma Chor ping Sue Berdo Karen Vosika Candace Randall John Kleese Connie Messer with sponsor Jesse Linch. Connie Messer was chosen as vice presidential candidate and the group plans to lead a discussion on student council standards.
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Iowa
David Lynch
Connie
Karl Messer
Route Two
Washington
Burlington
Lynch
Jesse Linch
Journal
Bob Elliott
Jean Beenblossom
Terry Bower
Im Sojka
Pam Proudfit
Carma Chorpening
Sue Berdo
Karen Vosika
Candace Randall
John Kleese
Good Christian Unity Prospects From Vatican Council
Vatican City UPI Fra ncis Cardinal Spellman of New York says prospects are good for Christian unity from the 21st Ecumenical Council opening in Rome. About 3 000 Catholic prelates and 50 non Catholic observers attend. observers note no immediate union, but long term goals are outlined. Several world church leaders arrive as robed clergy mingle in Latin liturgy amid security concerns following recent bomb attempts.
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UPI
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New York
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Church of Rome
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World Council of Methodists
Philadelphia
Hamburger Bean Feed At YMCA Saturday
Boys attending the Washington YMCA will see films of the Iowa Hawkeyes game at noon Saturday. Registration ends 10 am. cost 60 cents, with free admission for those who have brought in a news member this week.
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Washington Ymca
Iowa Hawkeyes
Eisenhower flags one party fears in Midwest tour
Former President Eisenhower campaigned in Omaha and elsewhere urging Republicans to win state and local races and block a Kennedy backed one party system. He warned Kennedy’s Senate and House majorities could let a ruling clique control lives, calling for strong GOP measures nationwide.
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UPI
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Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
GOP
Seaton
Planeside
Senate
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Demos Caravan Heads Through Southeast Iowa Campaign Swing
The Democratic caravan touring the first and second districts includes seven candidates led by party hopefuls E. B. Smith and Frank Less. A Cedar Rapids rally and downtown parade followed a Marion gathering as Democratic support edged the Republicans 3 to 2 at a chamber meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harold Hughes
GOP
Norman A. Erbe
James Bramwell
E. B. Smith
Ames
U. S. Senate
Frank Less
Dubuque
Lawrence Scalise
Des Moines
Farm Wife Wins Iowa Mechanical Corn Picking Contest
Belle Plaine resident Mrs. William Hernik aged farm wife won the corn combine division with 98.29 of 100 points, the first woman to win a state mechanical corn picking contest. She leads 14 men and earns a spot in the national contest at Grand Island Nebraska with other Iowa champions Raymond Werner and Leonard Hosch.
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UPI
William
Mabel) Hernik
Hernik
Raymond Werner
Columbus Junction
Leonard Hosch
Monticello
Iowa
Grand Island
Neb
Bernard Hay
Olin
Greenes Win Grand Champion Sow at Texas State Fair
The sow owned by Robert L. Greene of Ainsworth was named grand champion at the Texas State Fair. Shown by Connie Greene, the Greenes sent several swine from Iowa in response to a Texas challenge as Iowa hogs were edged by Texas on meat quality in carcass judging.
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Robert L. Greene
Ainsworth
Connie Greene
Greenes
Iowa
Texas
Meredith Harassed on Mississippi Campus Amid Tense Calm
On the University of Mississippi campus James Meredith faced taunts from white students as he moved between classes. A stocky student threatened Meredith and a crowd of about 50 gathered at a campus cafeteria while he ate, though no violence occurred. National Guard and Army deployments remained in the area with thousands still present.
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Miss
UPI
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Meredith
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Mark Twain
Hal Holbrook
Army
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Car
Lyceum
Richard Wilson
Jackson
Associated Student Body
ASB
South
Mother Stabbed Daughter Slain in Attic Case
In Moline a teenage girl was found beaten and wrapped in a sheet in an attic after her mother was stabbed with scissors by Harold Griffith of Davenport. Warrants issued. two men held for questioning in nearby Rock Island about Judy Dryvel, 16, and her mother Mildred Dryvel, 45.
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UPS
Harold
Red) Griffith
Davenport
Iowa
Credit Island
Mississippi River
Here
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Ill
Judy Drvyoel
Danny
John Adams
Judy
Mildred Dryvel
Harry Dryvel
Dryvel
Friends of Scouting Project Scheduled For Tuesday
B H McCarthy of Washington chairs a one day Friends of Scouting drive to be held Tuesday October 16 in 10 district towns. General Chairman Robert Hanson of Williamsburg says the effort lets towns without United Funds back Scouting with donations.
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Iowa County
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Ainsworth
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Lone Tree
Russ Shinn
North English
Ed Mack
Oxford
Duane Miller
Wellman
Jim Croxell
Hills
Bull Clark
Kalona
Zell Anderson
North Liberty
Don Kirschner
Riverside
Bob Coulter
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council Service Center
Hanson
Rites at Brighton For Bessie Arnold Nord 72
Graveside services for Mrs. Bessie Arnold Nord 72 of Mitchell South Dakota will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton officiated by Rev. E. E. Voss Gould Funeral Home directs She died in Mitchell on Sunday October 7 born in Brighton October 6 1890 daughter of Charlie and Ida Arnold She married M W in Washington to Ivar Nord who died September 5 this year Survived by three sons Wendell Washington State Bernard and Albert California one sister Mrs Hugh Cole Brighton two brothers Ed Arnold Waterloo and Lyle Arnold Keota Two brothers preceded her in death
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Bessie Arnold Nord
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E. E. Voss
Gould Funeral
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Charlie
Ida Edwards Arnold
Washington
Ivar Nord
Wendell
Washington State
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Albert
California
Hugh Cole
Ed Arnold
Waterloo
Lyle Arnold
Keota
Governor urges curbless Iowa highways with new 2 inch mat
Governor Norman A. Erbe announced he asked the Iowa Highway Commission to pursue a plan eliminating curbs on state roads within three to four years. A two inch asphaltic concrete mat between curbs would remove curb hazards and lower costs, allowing easier future reconstruction. He credited law enforcement for a drop in highway fatalities, noting 60 lives saved this year.
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Mapleton
Iowa
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa 175
Erbe
Highway Commission
Stong
Keosauqua
Commission
Tornado touches down in central Wisconsin farms
A tornado ripped farm buildings across two central Wisconsin counties with one barn almost completely smashed. Mrs. George Florence reported a V shaped cloud and basement shelter as the storm crossed Clark into Wood County, while forecasters warned of possible tornadoes in northern and eastern parts. Thunderstorms hit the Northeast and Northwest and dense fog reduced Chicago visibility.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
U.S. Weather Bureau
George Florence
Neillsville
Wis
Clark County
Wood County
Florences
Chicago
Unemployment in Major Areas Drops to 44
Washington UPI reported 44 major industrial areas faced substantial unemployment last month, down from 47. Secretary of Labor Wirtz called it the lowest level since summer 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Weather Iown Forecast Shows Mild Trend Through Monday
Mostly fair south and partly cloudy north through Thursday with scattered showers or thundershowers along the north border. A little warmer tonight along the north border. Highs reach 70s in the northeast to 85 in the southwest. lows 59 to 65. Five day outlook calls for 5 to 8 degrees above normal into Monday with a cooling trend by weekend.
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