Demons rout Mustangs 34 14 at Case Field home finale
Washington Demons dominate Davis County Mustangs 34 to 14 in a home finale at Case Field. The Demons build a 13 0 lead by halftime, surge with a 91 yard Tim Trotman TD negated by a clipping penalty, and finish with a 174 yard passing effort and key scores from Lowe Kleese and My ers. First downs and yardage show Washington balanced on both sides of the ball.
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Washington Demons
Davis County Mustangs
Case Field
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Mustangs
Mustang
George Statler
Lowe
Letts
Tom Lowe
Tim Trotman
Trotmans
Washington
Dave Myers
John Kleese
Trotman
Logan
Kleese
Davis
Englehorn Leads Thunderbird Ladies Open By One
Shirley Englehorn holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Thunderbird Ladies Open in Phoenix. She shot two under par 70 to sit at 145, ahead of Judy Torluemke and Marlene Hagge, with Andy Cohn at 147 and Sandra Haynie at 148. Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Spuzich are tied at 148.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Englehorn
Judy Torluemke
Marlene Hagge
Andy Cohn
Women bowling results and high scores from Thursday
In a Thursday women bowling recap the Rollers lead with 20 wins, Turkey Trotters 15, Four Spares 14, Hilo's a Ball Babies 11, Polka Dots 10, In-Betweeners 10, and Fourettes 6. High team series go to Slow Rollers 716 and Four Spares 703. top individuals include Sharon Lutes 512 and Barb Steele 181. A brief health note cites Dr. Jose C Montero on exercise reducing decorative diseases and aging effects.
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Turkey Trotters
Hilo
Sharon Lutes
Lela Miller
Barb Steele
Shirley Burlingame
Y Mixers Attend Iowa Employed Women's Weekend Conference
Ten years ago today Carla Caldwell Colleen and Corinne Phelps Alice Finke Shirley Petratz and Kathleen Seaton of the Y Mixers are in Ottumwa to day and Sunday attending the Iowa Employed Women's weekend conference. Mrs. Robert Day sponsor is also attending.
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Carla _ Caldwell
Colleen
Corinne Phelps
Alice Finke
Shirley Petratz
Kathleen Seaton
Ottumwa
Iowa
Robert Day
Vikings and 49ers Set For Tough Week Five Clash
San Francisco hosts Minnesota at Kezar Stadium with the 49ers two point favorites as Norm Van Brocklin hails his 1965 Vikings as a potential nine win club while noting defensive lapses. Key players Dave Parks Ken Willard John Brodie headline a battle against Bill Brown Tommy Mason and Fran Tarkenton as both teams chase the Western Division.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
San Francisco Forty Niners
Vikings
Kezar Stadium
van Brocklin
Minnesota
Dave Parks
Ken Willard
John Brodie
John Thompson
Thompson
Forty Niners
Forty
Bill Brown
Tommy Mason
Fran Tarkenton
Liquor Commission closes record year in Iowa history
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission reports a record net profit of 17.2 million for the year ending June 30. Revenue from liquor sales rose to 52 million in fiscal 1965, with 49.7 million the previous year, while occupational tax receipts reached about 4 million. License-fee income added 869,506.
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DES Moines
ICPA
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Commission
Keokuk Crash Claims Two Lives In Bluff Fall
Two men died and two women were injured when a car out of control skidded 175 feet over a bluff near Keokuk Iowa Rollie Dinwiddie 50 of Montrose and Bill Neal 65 of Fort Madison were killed instantly June Dinwiddie 39 wife of one victim and Eunice Berger 51 of Montrose were hospitalized at St Josephs in Keokuk
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Keokuk
Iowa
UPI
Rollie Dinwiddie
Montrose
Bill Neal
Fort Madison
St. Joseph’s
June Dinwiddie
Eunice Berger
Mid Prairie beats Wilton Junction 40 to 14 on Friday
Mid Prairie defeated Wilton Junction 40 14 on their home field Friday evening. Groff rushed 10 yards for a first quarter touchdown and Walker connected with Skola for the extra point. Ross added two rushing touchdowns in the second quarter and Koss and Redlinger scored in the third.
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Demon
Mustangs
Harold Stevens
Don Bogert
Jack Shumate
Stan Huggins
Ron Cook
Mid Prairie
Wilton Junction
Groff
Walker
Skola
Ross
Redlinger
Koss
Mid- Prairie
Dated Local Notices and Visits Recap at Pines Sympathy
Sympathy is extended to Julius Larsen's family who died October 8. Bertha Statler visited for a dinner honoring the Dale Lances' 25th anniversary. Mrs. Martha Nicola seeks a checkup at University Hospital Iowa City, with several visitors prior to departure. John Havel marked his 90th birthday on October 14 with calls from Fred and Archie Havel and their spouses. Multiple neighbors and relatives visited Mrs. Maude Spohn and others, with thanks to the Crawfordsville Junior Auxiliary and Iva Stewart for lap robes, and lavender chrysanthemums and roses sent by local residents. Sandra Neal of Keota stopped by last Saturday. Willis Glider's daughter Betty and family from near Davenport took him out for the afternoon. First newsreel showed delegates arriving at a 1895 French national photographers convention.
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Julius Larsen
Bertha Statler
Donald
Dale Lances
Martha Nicola
University Hospital
Iowa City
Delno Wheeler
Leland Wheeler
Blanche Curtis
Clyde
Albert Nicola
John Havel
Fred Havel
Archie Horak
Ora Marlett
Dorothy Orris
Lloyd Edwards
Milo Fulton
Clarence Hering
Keith Orris
Shelly
W. A. Orris
R. D. Orris
Clyde Hiller
West Branch
Sarah Bracker
Council Bluffs
Elsie Bracker
Underwood
Sump
Crawfordsville
Iva Stewart
Maude Hering
Maude Hering and Mrs. Johnson and For the Roses From Miss Humphrey
Sandra Neal
Keota
Willis Glider
Betty
Near Davenport
Jury frees Klansman in Liuzzo killing in Alabama
State prosecutors prepared for new trials in the Liuzzo murder case after Collie Le Roy Wilkins was acquitted by an all white jury. Indictments were returned against Eugene Thomas and William O Eaton in Lowndes County, while federal civil rights charges against the trio remain.
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Ala
UPI
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Viola Liuzzo
Liuzzo
Detroit
Wilkins
Citizens Council
Richmond Flowers
Lowndes County
Eugene Thomas
William O. Eaton
Birmingham
FBI
Montgomery
Selma
Protection offered to former Klansmen testifying
Washington (UPI) The House Un American Activities Committee chair Rep Edwin E Willis D La offered government protection to any former or present Ku Klux Klan member willing to testify in the current white supremacist probe After a week of refusals two Klansmen urged to speak Friday prompting Willis to promise protection The witnesses cited Fifth Amendment shields while a North Carolina salesman who resigned on the stand described Klan activities and urged truthfulness
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UPI
House Committee On Un-American Activities Today
Ku Klux
United Klans of America
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
Joseph G. du Bois
Goldsboro
N.C
Roy Woodle
Lexington
Willis
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Jose C. Montero
Stanford University School of Medicine
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