Spaniards Embrace Noise Despite Muffler Push
Madrid residents mock the new Ministry of Industry noise rules as futile. An artist living in Madrid notes drivers honk constantly, pedestrians sing loudly, and families on buses create chaos. He cites loud sinks burners and bus brakes as part of Spain’s noisy habits, admitting he moved to the suburbs for quiet. The crickets, he says, are at least romantic.
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Madrid
UPI
Ministry of Industry
Pedro
Gers
Keota Family Dinner Hosts Wide Circle of Relatives
August 30 Keota Iowa residents recount a long family reunion at the home of Mrs. Elsie Greiner With many relatives visiting including Ed Potyandy and family from Milwaukee Evan Judd and family from Saratoga California Ed Greiner and family from Sigourney Marty Greiner and family from Colorado Springs Doyle Greiner and family from Marion Vernon Greiner and family John Detweiller and family Alvin Greiner and family Sam Greiner and Cecil Greiner all of Cedar Rapids plus Walter Bennett and others Sunday visitors with the Raymond Webers included John B Henry Clarence Weber Mary Ellen Larry Ann Marie Menke Leonard Hixson Karen Kim West Chester John Henry and Linda Wittetoe of Harper and more Mrs Weber underwent surgery in Ottumwa and Brad Wright celebrated his first birthday hosted by his parents Francis Wright and Carroll Wittman of Marion plus Ronald Sutton of Marion Sunday visitors to Harold Sheets and family noted Leo Moeller and family of Houghton were guests with Petie Hahn
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Keota
Elsie Greiner
Greiner
Ed Potyandy
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Evan Judd
Saratoga
California
Ed Greiner
Sigourney
Marty Greiner
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Doyle Greiner
Marion
Vernon Greiner
John Detweiller
Alvin Greiner
Cedar Rapids
Sam Greiner
Cecil Greiner
Walter Bennett
Raymond Webers
John B. Henry
Clarence Weber
Mary Ellen
Larry
Ann Marie Menke
Harper
Leonard Hixson
Karen
Kim
West Chester
John Henry
Linda Wittetoe
Brad
Francis Wright
Carroll Witt
Ronald Sutton
Dale Dunbar
Fairfield
Harold Sheets
Leo Moeller
Houghton
Petie Hahn
Down payment tips for home buyers from a New York banker
Wesley J. Bahr of First Federal Savings and Loan advises buyers to make the largest down payment they can and choose the shortest feasible loan term. He argues substantial equity boosts security, reduces risk, and lowers long term interest, with explicit savings per extra thousand dollars down or by shortening the mortgage period.
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New York
UPI
Wesley J. Bahr
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Bahr
Children’s Home Society seeks funds across Iowa
Iowa volunteers appeal for donations to the Iowa Children’s Home Society to aid abused and neglected children. The agency places youths in foster families, assists unwed mothers, and found adoptive homes for 123 children last year. Local representatives and the Washington Community Chest support ICHS through campaigns and drives.
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Kathy
Iowa
Iowa Children’s Home Society
ICHS
United Campaigns
United Drive
Seventy-Six Center Club Tour To Amanas
Members of the Seventy-Six Center Community Club and a guest toured the Amanas Tuesday visiting woolen mills and a furniture factory. They dined at the Ox Yoke Inn and returned home after the trip.
Iowa approves corridor for Interstate 35 in Minnesota
The Iowa Highway Commission on September 1 approved a corridor for building Interstate 35 from Jewell to Albert Lea, Minnesota. The 87 mile stretch is estimated to cost about 963 million dollars with an extra 35.8 million for feeder routes. A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. at the Mason City airport conference room.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Jewell
Albert Lea
Minn
Mason City
UPI
Kennedy Warns Northern Riots Could Rival L A Turmoil
UPI interview with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy depicts northern city racial tensions as worse than the South. He cites unemployment, crowded housing, white indifference and weak Black leadership, warning riots could erupt like Los Angeles unless living standards rise rapidly. He calls for expanded anti poverty and housing programs and stronger Black leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Deep South
Birmingham
South
Martin Luther) King
North
Honored at coffee in Kalona
Kalona notes list a series of social visits and gatherings in the area including Mrs. Paul D. Miller hosting a coffee honoring Mrs. Calvin Miller of Millersburg Ohio and Mrs. Willis Sommers of Lewisville Ohio with several families and guests attending. Other items mention visits to relatives in Illinois Indiana Michigan and a funeral in Burr Oak Michigan. The section ends with a UPI report from Anderson California stating Americans have the biggest appetites for information and paper consumption per Kimberly Clark president John Kimberly noting high per capita paper use in the U S.
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Kalona
Paul D. Miller
Calvin Miller
Millersburg
Ohio
Willis Sommers
Lewisville
Morris Swartzendruber
Cecil Miller
Elmer L. Yoder
Ellis Swartzendruber
Anderson
Calif
UPI
John R. Kimberly
United States
Kimberly
Kimberly-Clark Corp
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Texas Motor Hotel
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West Main St
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West Washington
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Stewart & Shearer
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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P. L. Etter
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