Cardinals rally past Phillies 5–1 as Gibson wins eighth straight
Cardinals take a 5–1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies behind Bob Gibson’s 18th win and Barney Schultz’s late relief. Curt Flood, Lou Brock, Dick Groat, Bill White, and Julian Javier fueled the offense with key outs and errors by Philadelphia. The win tightens the pennant race as St. Louis trails Reds in the standings with two games left against Philadelphia.
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Cotter Man Hugh Morris Shows English Trip Pictures
Ten years ago today Hugh Morris of Cotter furnished the Washington Rotary Club meeting at Monday noon. He displayed colored pictures from his recent trip to England, Wales and Scotland, highlighting scenes from the journey.
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Pennant Races Summary from The American and National Leagues
A condensed standings snapshot shows New York and Baltimore leading the American League with 95 60 and 93 64 records, while Chicago trails at 83 64. In the National League Cincinnati leads at 91 66 with St Louis 96 57. Series results note Detroit and Cleveland split, Baltimore and Washington split, and several teams posting home wins.
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Deeds records list multiple property transfers in town
Deeds show Simon Mullet and wife transferring Lot 8 and part of Lot 2 in Mulle t s Add Karona to Larry D Plank and wife. Alfred R Ledger and wife transfer part of Lot 5 in Western and Washington to John A Winga Jr and wife. Ira F E Saunders and wife transfer part of Nita NEM sec 31748 to James Carruthers and wife. Billy Lee Loeffler and wife transfer Lot 1 Block 7 in Col Add Washington to Charles B Robison and wife.
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Mosier Wins Title as Four Drivers Lose Rights
The Mississippi Valley Speedway Club penalized four drivers Ron Jackson Bob Lane Mike Niffenegger and Mel Morris after a club teardown following Sundays West Liberty race. Mark Mosier won the season with the most driver and car points, aided by a 28.25 second fastest time. The MVSC banquet is set for November 7 at West Point to award trophies.
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Hawkeyes prep stiff defense for Washington clash
Iowa City Iowa UPI coach Jerry Burns emphasized defensive work focusing on the secondary pursuit tackling and pass rush as the Hawkeyes prepare for Washington after a 34 24 win over Idaho. Washingtons versatile attack led by Bill Douglas Coffey Browning and Bramwell will test Iowas defense with passing option plays and speed at the halfbacks.
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Texas Heads UPI Poll As Top Team In Early Ratings
Texas leads the first weekly UPI major college football ratings with 294 points and 2-0 record, followed by Southern Cal and Alabama. Navy and Ohio State round out the top ten with strong starts, while Nebraska, Kentucky, and others receive votes in the poll that also notes ties and near-misses.
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Nashua Tops Spendthrift Farm Tour in Blue Grass County
In Lexington Kentucky Nashua has become the top tourist attraction at Spendthrift Farm with over 100000 sightseers annually. The article notes Nashua drawing crowds to see him amid breeding farms in the Blue Grass county.
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Johnson campaign in New England draws massive crowds
President Johnson toured six New England states boosting his bid for all 23 regional electoral votes. He attacked Goldwater as reckless and heartless, urged Republicans to back him, and greeted crowds totaling over 300,000. He also visited Senator Ted Kennedy in Boston after midnight and planned to fly to Omaha with NATO's Brosio to review air strategy.
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WRC Meeting in Keota Sets October 29 Convention
Twenty four members attended the Keota W R C meeting with Mrs. Tressie Schreckengast in charge. The convention date was moved to October 29 from October 22. WSCS will serve church dinner. Altruistic reports totaled 447.60 in donations and items. clothing 47 dollars worth, 108 cards, 61 sick calls, 29 dollars in flowers, 56.60 for food, 117 dollars cash, 41 magazines, 4 hospital items, Lions Club 10.25 dollars and 3 dollars to Lions Club calendar. Members noted 75 pounds clothing sent to Indian Mission and 22 neckties to Clinton. Birthdays observed for Meryl Waller, Ethel Aller, Irma Hess, and Berniece Vogel. Maude Sanders thanked the Corps for the handkerchief. Refreshments and bouquet decor completed the gathering.
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Washington community urged to back junior college
A 1964 Washington High School graduate drive cites a 10.4 percent rise in local junior college attendance and argues for a community funded or supported two year campus. Proponents say Emmetsburg Burlington Muscatine and others prove two year schools train for well paying jobs and keep capital within the town. The piece links local merchants and cultural gains, urging Wash ington County to seize the opportunity.
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Boy trades dog for brother on Plymouth beach
In Plymouth England two six year olds swap pets and siblings prompting a citywide police search. Christopher Coleman traded his dog Rusty to Sherre Lowden for her brother Clive. Sherre later returned Rusty. Christopher declined. By day’s end the parents told police to end the search.
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Castro cites dire finances and rent woes in Cuba
Cuban premier Fidel Castro told Radio Havana that the government is financially strained nearly as much as politically. He blamed deadbeat tenants in confiscated housing and urged eviction of delinquent renters while signaling plans to lift food rationing within a year and possibly skip the Christmas roast to conserve pig supplies.
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Harpo Marx dies at 70 in Hollywood after heart surgery
Harpo Marx, real name Arthur, dies at 8:30 p.m. PDT in Hollywood after heart surgery. He was 70 and survived by wife Susan, three sons William Alexander James a daughter Minnie and brothers Groucho Zeppo and Gummo. Chicago born Chico Marx had died three years earlier.
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