Wisconsin Badgers practice against Iowa style offense
Big Ten teams tested regulars against simulated opponents as Wisconsin faced Iowa plays with coach Milt Bruhn warning of Iowa’s potent offense. Illinois and Minnesota held out key players amid injuries while Ohio State and Purdue stressed depth and defense in preparation for upcoming rival games.
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Bowling Team Scores and Individual Highs Reported
High Scores Team series Crawfordsville 2600 Home Town 2642. Team game Moothart 967 Home Town $57. Individual series Blanken horn 651 Hardy 586. Individual game Blanken horn 237 and 233. Results Tuesday Crawfordsville (2) 2660 Mills 2156 plus 291 Moothart (2) 2641 Home Town (1) 2444 plus 198 Moose (2) 2540 plus 45 Car son 2392 Sherman Eden (2) 2242 plus 15 1-H (1) 2283
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College pledge marks Donna Peters ten years ago
Ten years ago today Donna Jevers daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Peters became a freshman at Monmouth College after being pledged by the Beta Epsilon chapter of Alpha Xi Delta on October 10.
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Lyons confident to host 1968 Olympic Games
Lyons official Tony Bertrand declared there is no question Lyons will host the 1968 Olympics. Detroit argued its case with a nine point program while Mexico City and Buenos Aires were also bidding as delegates met at Baden Baden for the International Olympic Committee.
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Women s Bowling Results From Melody Strikers League
Tweeten 410 Seiferts Bon Winga Cafe Bo Marges 13 Osineup Drug 2 12 VEW Auxiliary 22 River Products n B Martin Cleaners 86. Team series: Winga 2308 Tweeten 2248. Team game: Tweeten 824 Winga 812. Individual series: Pansy McGill 524 Flora Spivey 484. Individual game: Freda Kelsey 189 Pansy McGill 187.
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Chosen by Committee Alston Tops NL Manager of the Year
Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers, age 82 from Carrtown Ohio, was named NL manager of the year by a 24-member UPI panel. He led Dodgers to the pennant and a four game World Series sweep of the Yankees, his fourth World Series title with the club.
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Washington High Demonettes to perform at Friday football game
The Washington High School Demonettes drill team will entertain at halftime of the Muscatine Washington football game Friday evening. Directed by Mrs. Donna Lants, with Pat Farrell as drill captain.
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Ford offers $6 million to buy Detroit Lions
Industrialist William Clay Ford, 38, says his $6 million bid may be accepted to take controlling ownership of the Detroit Lions. He notes the team has a bright future despite a 23 record and internal dissatisfaction, with a Oct. 29 deadline for board action and a stockholder vote possible if approved.
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Algerians mobilize as Ben Bella calls for arms
Thousands flock to recruitment stations in Algiers answering President Ahmed Ben Bella's appeal to defend against Morocco. Volunteers march, women cheer, and officials discuss border clashes at Hassi Beida and Tinnjoub with conflicting casualty tallies and rival claims of control.
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Weather forecast predicts warmer overall next month
The weather bureau’s 30 day forecast calls for above normal temperatures across most of the United States with cooler than normal readings in the eastern half. States along the Atlantic Gulf coast and Appalachian region will feel October like chills sooner, while the eastern lakes area and Ohio Valley are expected near normal.
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Start hearings on tax cut proposal
Washington UPI report says Senate Finance Committee opened hearings on President Kennedy's tax cut plan amid dispute over political pressure. Senator Gore charged a telegram campaign from William Keel of the Democratic National Committee aimed to sway Tennessee lawmakers, calling it coercive. Senator Talmadge backed Gore, labeling the act undiplomatic, while Senator Long defended not blaming the DNC as a whole.
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Tradition Spa Origin Traced to Crete and Minos Era
Tradition notes the earliest known spa traces to Crete built for King Minos by Daedalus. The term spa became synonymous with watering places after the Belgian resort named Spa popularized the word in the 14th century.
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Byrd Defends Thorough Probe Of Gore Telegram View
The hearing opened with Byrd noting pressure tactics and saying Gore’s suggestion that Keel appeal be reviewed is reasonable. He warned the committee’s action on the bill could be delayed by propaganda. Dillon’s 48 page opening statement pushed the Senate tax cut drive and cited to Treasury testimony. the onlyHouse revision proposed was lowering relief for stock and property sellers.
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