Injuries Force Northwestern to reshuffle against Notre Dame
Northwestern, top Big Ten leader, will reshuffle its lineup after injuries to Jack Cvercko and Larry Benz. Jim Powell moves to guard, Marlin Norenberg shifts to halfback, while Indiana and Michigan State report varied injury news ahead of weekend games. Danny Murphy of Notre Dame broke a bone in his left hand in last week's clash with Northwestern.
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Jack Cvercko
Marlin Norenberg
Larry Benz
Indiana
Michigan State
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Minnesota
George Saimes
Duffy Daugherty
Murray Warmath
Minnesota Gophers
Mike Reed
Ron Fearn
Illinois
Pete Elliott
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Ohio State
Iowa
Joe Housteau
Ray Krostolic
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Gary Fletcher
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Jon Hohman
Jim Nettles
Gary Kroner
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Wolverines
Army
South Bend
Danny Murphy
Wildcats
Northwestern Tops UPI Grid Poll
UPI college football rankings show Northwestern leading, with first place votes and win loss records noted. The list includes Auburn, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Missouri, Purdue, Oregon, Duke, a tie for Georgia Tech and Minnesota, Penn State, and others like Miami Florida and Army.
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Oregon
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Cepeda and Mays Seek Medical Tests
San Francisco Giants stars Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays headed for medical evaluations. Cepeda aimed to confirm a possible cataract in his right eye while Mays underwent a series of tests at Mount Zion Hospital after feeling run down late in the season. President Stoneham referred Cepeda to Dr George Campion for a two day examination following his eye concerns.
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Willie Mays
Cepeda
Mays
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the Giants
George Campion
Rigney Chosen AL Manager of the Year by UPI
New York UPI reports Bill Rigney of the Los Angeles Angels was named the American League Manager of the Year. He earned 21 of 24 votes from the board. Sam Mele of the Minnesota Twins received the remaining three votes as the Angels, in only their second season, finished third, 10 games behind the Yankees.
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Los Angeles Angels
United Press International
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Angels
New York Yankees
California Battleground Nixon Brown TV Highlights
United Press International lists Wednesday TV highlights featuring Nixon Brown on the California campaign trail with Sevareid reporting at 6:30 p.m. CST. NBC offers Clear and Present Danger Cuba crisis special. Other schedule items include Going My Way, Beverly Hillbillies, Out Man Higgins, Naked City, Steel Hour and more in prime time.
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ABC
Mary
Anne Francis
Father O’malley
Gene Kelly
Clampetts
Man Higgins
Higgins
Duncan
City Hall
George Rose
Steel Hour
Eddie Albert
Keota Fortnightly Halloween Dinner Meeting
Sixteen members of the Fortnightly Club met at Arleta Barnum’s home for a masquerade Halloween pot luck. Mrs. Barnum led the program and reviewed Dr Hap by Clare Heintz Burke told to Adele Comandine about a doctor and his wife in Alaska. Current events followed the program.
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Arleta Barnum
Adele Comandine
Alaska
Audubon Joins Top 10 In Iowa High School Football Rankings
Unde feated Audubon rises into the UPI Top 10 as Cedar Rapids Jefferson holds the No 1 spot with 700 points after a 13 3 win over East Moline Ill. Davenport Central, Waterloo West, Des Moines Lincoln, and Sioux City East maintain high positions while Fort Dodge and Algona tie for 10th.
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Audubon Today
United Press International Weekly
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Western Iowa
Board of
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J-Hawks
East Moline
Ill
Davenport Central
Waterloo West
Des Moines Lincoln
Sioux City East
Lincoln
Sioux City Heelan
Heelan
Newton
Cedar Rapids Washington
Audubon
Denison
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Algona
Dodgers
Clarion
Decorations Continued From Page One
A list of local businesses and establishments appears, including Sanitary Dairy Farms Dr. M. L. Smith optometrist State Cafe Thomassen Variety Store Town and Country Vogue Beauty Salon Washington Mfg Washington Skelgas Washington Transfer Witting Shoe Store Wolf Floral Co. Wilson Clothing Store Washington Concrete Co. Washington Federal Savings and Loan Washington Lumber and Fuel Washington State Bank Washington Amusement Co. Washington Cleaners Watson State Cleaners Winga Cafe Young's TV and Appliance Zager Plumbing and Heating Zelinsky Hardware.
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Thomassen
Town and Country Vogue Beauty Salon
Washington Mfg. Co
Washington Skelgas
Washington Transfer Witting Shoe Store
Wolf Floral Co
Wilson Clothing
Washington Concrete Co
Washington Federal Savings and Loan
Washington Lumber and Fuel
Washington State Bank
Washington Amusement Co
Washington Cleaners
Watson State Cleaners
Winga Cafe
Young's TV
Zager Plumbing
Zelinsky Hardware
Thursday Niners League Bowling Results and High Scores
In the Thursday Niners League Ful-O-Pep won over Phillips Drug 17 to 14 as Carpenters Union and Ross Bulldozers split. High team series 2554 by Falk and 2409 by Ful-O-Pep, with top individual marks Hilfman 606 and 212 in a 202 set shared by Hilfman and others.
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Bob Hope Skewers Kennedys Cuba Crisis at Royal Variety
Bob Hope joked about the Kennedy family and the Cuban crisis at the Royal Variety Show in London. Queen Elizabeth and 2,650 guests laughed as Hope poked fun at politics and diplomacy while producers adjusted acts for the queen.
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De Gaulle Weighs Next Move After Referendum Result
Paris reports that President Charles de Gaulle returns from Colombey to decide whether to take an active role in next month’s parliamentary elections. He won 62 percent in the referendum but turnout was under 50 percent of the 27 million registered voters. He will meet his cabinet on Wednesday to announce his course.
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UPI
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de Gaulle
France
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Cupp Reunion and Community Happenings at Keota
Keota scene lists a Cupp family reunion at Fairfield with many relatives from Marshalltown and California visitors. Also noted are high school activities with Finders Keepers set for November 16, F H A events, the Birthday Club Halloween party, Lions Club candy drive yielding over $100 for Iowa Blind programs, and local visits from residents including the Herr and Hess families.
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Ron Wallerich
Gary Vincent
Susie Stoutner
Linda Hammes
Nancy Huber
Judy Mayer
Gary Greiner
Joyce Monaghan
Jim Denton
Jim McNarlen
Bonnie Griener
Rick Helscher
Karla Romoser
Dave Campbell
District F.H.A
Montezuma
Keota
Iowa
Lions
Haskins Residents Visit in Illinois
Haskins residents Ethel and Vivian Booth and Mr and Mrs John Sands from Davenport toured Liberty Illinois to visit Cary Brown and his wife Maggie and Claiae Kilgore on nearby farms. They returned Friday and spent the weekend in Davenport.
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Wilbur Krotz
Edgar Whetstine
Frank Skubal
Lone Tree
Our
Richard McKune
Tony
Rosemary
Bettendorf
Karl Harris
Washington
George Murphy
Earl McGraw
Davenport
Jack Herr
Cheryl
John Irwin
John Shantz
Ainsworth School
Pearl Verrips
Fredonia
Rosco Knapp
Muscatine
Presbyterian Men Hear Warren Bergh At Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville reports the October Presbyterian Men's Brotherhood meeting after sixteen members gathered at the church with guest Warren Bergh of Wayland. J W Evans led the program, and Don Stout led prayer and singing as neighbors and local families visited.
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Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood
Warren Bergh
Wayland
Hawaii
J.W. Evans
Don Stout
Frank Gault
Philip Gerdes
Chester Piper
John Wooley
Columbia
Cora McKee
Richard Thomas
Chicago
Elizabeth Davis
R. I. Williams
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