Big Ten Football Weekend Promises Wide Open Action
Ohio State works to polish passing attack ahead of Illinois showdown while Illinois eases up after last week’s upset. Iowa aims to keep homecoming streak vs Indiana as two lineup changes shake up Indiana’s starting unit. Purdue explores quarterback options as Wisconsin addresses lingering issues. Northwestern drills for heavy Minnesota air attack as Michigan State and Michigan prepare for road tests and potential new offensive plans.
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Iowa State College names 78 man freshman football squad
Washington players Bob Carter and Ray Tweeten are retained as freshmen to Iowa State College’s 78 man squad, announced today by coach Bob Lamson. The move confirms their status among the season’s new arrivals.
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A Thousand Clowns Comes to Burlington for One Night
Broadway comedy A Thousand Clowns plays Memorial Auditorium Burlington on Saturday Oct 19 at 8 15 p m CDT John Ireland leads with Gregg Weir Sidney Rayder Nancy Douglas Robert Alvin and Donald Barry in the cast The Burlington Hawk-Eye sponsors and tickets are on sale at the Hawk-Eye office
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Wright Favored to Regain National PGA Golf Crown
In Las Vegas Mickey Wright is favored to win the $15 000 72 hole Ladies National PGA championship with 49 players in the field Wright seeks to reclaim the title last won by Judy Kimball who took it from her last year Wright has won a dozen events this year and faces tough rivals Kathy Whitworth Marilyn Smith and others in a field led by Wright at Stardust Golf Club where a pro am produced top prizes for Clifford Ann Creed Louise Suggs and Sandra McClinton.
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Kennedy and Gromyko Review Frictions in East West Talks
President Kennedy meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to review frictions and reduce the danger of miscalculation. Rusk and Gromyko hold earlier talks as both sides seek cautious dialogue on Berlin arms and security while Moscow contends with Red China and a space pact proposal remains unresolved.
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Bowling Results Show Competitive Wednesday Meet
Northrup King team led with a 2349 plus 27 total, Farm Bureau 2224 plus 54, Sportshop 2253, Mobil Oil 2252 and others close behind. Individual standouts include Bob Randall 537 in series and John Hough 205 in a game, with Hough also totaling 533 in series and Widmer 202 in a game.
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Mets and Colts Set for Special Draft to Improve
The Mets and Houston Colts, both bottom dwellers in the National League, may pick one player from a four man pool in a special draft. Each player costs $30,000. The draft, agreed during the World Series to strengthen the two expansion teams, is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. EDT with New York choosing first after a coin toss.
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Kennedy Defends CIA Over Viet Nam Policy
President Kennedy defended the CIA amid charges of independent Viet Nam policy. He said the agency operates under CIA director guidance with NSC and his instructions and praised Richardson, while noting ongoing U S reorganization of tactics in Saigon.
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