Mt. Pleasant edges Demons in opening league clash
Mt Pleasant escapes Washington Demons 20 13 in a Southeast Six opener at Case Field. Mt Pleasant led 13 0 at halftime as Proctor and Calloway scored, while Washington rallied with a third quarter touchdown pass from Lowe to Logan and a late drive before time expired. The win extends the Panthers momentum while the Demons suffer injuries and await Fairfield next week.
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Iowa Wesleyan College Choir Organizes for Year
Ten years ago today the Iowa Wesleyan College choir organized to begin its activities with Charles Reed of Washington named president for the year. Norman Benn and Janice Thompson of Washington are among the choir members.
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Stalder Family Attends Graduation at Ft Leonard Wood
Ralph Moothart returns from Iowa City Veterans Hospital improved. Mrs Ray Stalder and Ronald visit Ft Leonard Wood for Third Battalion Third Training Regiment basic graduation. Pvt Robert Stalder, son of the Stalders, on leave and heading to Ft Polk for further training. Pvt Michael Cupp of St Dodge also a graduate guest in the Stalder home.
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Reds Use Ellis to Fuel Late Rally for Pennant Hope
Sammy Ellis stars in a Reds surge as relief ace of a doubleheader sweep over the Mets. Cincinnati cuts the gap to 1.5 behind the Phillies with eight games left, while Philadelphia falters to Braves and others in NL action. In AL, New York tops Washington and Detroit beats Boston among other results.
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Tennis teams meet in doubles today
In Cleveland Australia and the United States renew a Davis Cup doubles clash after Friday’s openers. McKinley and Ralston aim to repeat last year’s doubles win over Emerson and Fraser as Hopman predicts a U.S. loss of form for the Australian pair.
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Highland Gridders Edge Hedrick 18–0 in Ainsworth
Highland beat Hedrick 18 to 0 at Ainsworth with a 37 yard scoring run by Tom Hartsock and two one yard TD plunges by John Sojka. Highland will host Cardinal next Tuesday evening.
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Pennant Races At A Glance From United Press International
American League standings show New York 94 59 .614 and Baltimore 91 64 .587 with Detroit 4 3 at home in Detroit and Cleveland 3 2 away. Chicago also shows 91 64 .587 with Los Angeles and Kansas City results both at home and away.
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National League Standings and Home Road Results
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 90 wins and 65 losses, Cincinnati 88-66, St. Louis 87-67, and San Francisco 86-68. Philadelphia went 2 at home and 5 away in streaks. Cincinnati 5 at home and 3 away. St. Louis 6 at home and 2 away. and San Francisco 6 at home and 2 on the road with Chicago and Houston losses noted.
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SUI alumi to hear Dr Frank Seiberling dinner talk
State University of Iowa art professor and department head Dr Frank A Seiberling will address the Washington County Alumni group at a 7 p.m. dinner October 5 at the Washington Country Club. He will discuss art and art education with color slides. Reservations cost 2.25 dollars and must be mailed by October 1 to Mrs Robert Day. Richard Houston, field secretary for the university Alumni association, will accompany him.
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Southeast Six Opens With Week One Wins
Mt Pleasant, Fairfield, and Davis County opened Southeast Six football with wins. Mt Pleasant edged Washington 20 to 13, Fairfield defeated Fort Madison 20 to 7, and Davis County defeated Centerville 20 to 12. Fairfield built a 13 point lead in the first and third quarters with Jerry Brown and Mike Roe key runs.
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Mid-Prairie Triumphs 26 12 At West Branch
Wellman Mid-Prairie defeated West Branch 26 to 12 in a Friday night game at West Branch. Dick Harvey opened scoring with a one yard run, Tom Slockett added a point, and Slockett later ran 20 yards for a touchdown with Kos converting. Mangold had a 50 yard fumbled punt return for a score, Kos added the extra, Stockett returned an interception 87 yards, and McCarty returned another pick 81 yards for West Branch. Mid-Prairie faces Durant in Wellman next Friday.
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Dick Harvey
Mid- Prairie
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Nine Latvians Seek Exit From Russia In Moscow Hotel
Nine refugees from Soviet Latvia, including the wife of an American and two families, huddle in a Moscow hotel room awaiting word on permission to leave Russia. They sold belongings and left children from school to seek asylum, saying discrimination and loss of homeland push their bid for exit to the United States or China where relatives or birth ties exist.
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Sergeant Killed by Viet Cong in Delta Battle
In Vinh Binh Province near Ap Luong Dien, a U S Army sergeant was missing and presumed killed after a fierce battle with Viet Cong. An American Skyraider bomber was shot down. the pilot and Vietnamese trainee survived and were rescued by U S helicopters. Another Skyraider crash occurred nearby earlier this week with likely American casualties.
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Local Fines and Social Security Clinic Notice
Fined Helen L. Cheafas of Cedar Rapids paid $10 and costs for speeding by Justice G B Holden. A Social Security representative will be at the Washington Post Office on Wednesday September 30 from 9 to 11 a m DST to assist the public.
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Congress poised to adjourn as week ends
Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen predict adjournment by next Saturday as House plans return Monday. Conferees to tackle health care for the aged through Social Security could clear the final hurdle. Senate backs a $1.06 billion Appalachian revitalization program, with GI life insurance issues and a federal crime for black market baby profiteering topping other actions.
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