Plambeck Sees Common Market As Potent Force in Europe
Brussels reports that the European Common Market is here to stay and will not greatly curb US agricultural exports. Eight week Europe tour found ECM expanding in importance and political influence, with Britain’s potential join date uncertain and Denmark and others following. US farm stakes are high as ECM grows, with France Germany Holland Belgium and Luxembourg key producers and buyers.
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Plambeck
Europe
Brussels
Belgium
Luxembourg
West
Germany
France
Netherlands
Italy
Switzerland
EMC
Great Britain
United Kingdom
MacMillan
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Ireland
ECM
America
West Germany
Ruhr
Holland
Paris
Brussel’s
McMenamin
Midwest
Texas
United States
West Europe
Free World
European Economic Community
Arthur Schnoebelen Guests at Riverside
Riverside reports a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schnoebelen of Santa Clara to the Green and Yeggy families on Tuesday. Other local notes include births in Mercy City Hospital and a Detroit birth, with extended family details. The KUB Club met at Elmo Kron’s, with Bunco prizes and new-daughter gifts.
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Riverside
Arthur Schnoebelen
Santa Clara
Calif
Henry Green
J . L. Yeggy
Tuesay
J. L. Yeggy
Philomene Scott
Solon
Mary St. Andrew
Mary Cleonica
Genevieve Droll
Robert Spenner
Robert Lee
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Bill Spenner
John Kinkaid
Lone Tree
Elizabeth Spenner
Hansine Mason
Dixon
Illinois
Josey Kinkaid
Don Cress
Detroit
Mich
Eric Nelson
Harold Cress
Cloyd Cress
Elmo Kron
KUB Club
Aileen Kron
Laura Birrer
Bunco
Rita Mellecker
Catherine Knebel
Leocadia Kron
Stella Heitzman
Joe Jean
Alvin Veggy
Marilyn
Linda
Presbyterial Youth Meeting Attendance and Regional Visits
Donna Stout attended a Presbyterial Youth officers retreat in Fairfield with a weekend in Crawfordsville. The report enumerates relatives visiting Iowa and Missouri, teaches about shellsburg school leadership changes, and notes several family gatherings, travels, and honors across Cedar Rapids to Washington and Denver.
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Donna Stout
Fairfield
Crawfordsville
Margaret
Marshall
E. D. Little
Marcia
Caroline
Gary Bell
Iowa City
George Canott
Canott
Roy Marlatt
Chuckie
Maron
Ora Marlatt
Sonny Marlatt
Solon
Maude Nicholas
Williamsburg
Maggie Williams
Shellsburg
Ritch White
Shellsburg High School
Donald Breisch
J. W. Evans
Evans
Ralph Tingley
Barbara
Sioux Falls
S.D
Tingleys
Ruby Tingley
Wheaton
Cheryl Rees
Washington
D. C
Bureau of Federal Prisons
Albert Evans
Bloomington
Wesleyan University
Missouri
Ed Rees
Cheryl
Carole
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Bell
Cedar Rapids
Garth Brown
Mrs. Brown
Internal External Tests Ahead For Youngsters in U S Schools
A UPI report summarizes concerns about internal school created tests and external standardized tests. A joint committee urges evaluation of each test and warns against overreliance on scores for scholarships and college admission.
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U.S
New York
UPI
American Association of School Administrators
Council of Chief State School Officers
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Keota 76 Center Club Breakfast Benefit Sept 13
The 76 Center Community Club announces its annual benefit breakfast on Thursday morning September 13 at the Community building. Serving runs from 6 30 to 10 30 a m. The public is invited. Emerald Rebekah Lodge resumes meetings September 5 with Noble Grand Mrs Robert Beck presiding.
Labor Day reflections and social notes from Washington
A nostalgic Washington column on Labor Day calm, community rhythms, and a nod to Peter McGuire as founder of Labor Day. It surveys spring ideas from Senator Hubert Humphrey about Farmers Day, family memories, aging perspectives, and Fortnightly club dues reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O.K
Peter McGuire
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Belle
Syria and Nasser in clash over power and Arab League
The article describes Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser seeking to topple Syria’s leadership after the 1958 split from the United Arab Republic. It notes Syria accusing Egypt of interference, potential revolt stirring, and factions within Syria debating reunion versus autonomy. It also reports Nasser’s aim to reshape the Arab League and a Hollywood note on Seven Arts buying rights to Mrs Arris Goes To Paris.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Arab League
League
Sitle
Nasser Long
Hollywood
UPI
Seven Arts Productions
Arris
Paris
Paul Gallico
Jean Arthur
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International Harvester
Professional Directory
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Jeffry Bidg
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Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
Dem.ir
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George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund PP. Morris Jr
James E. Lloyd
West Washington
John C. Owen
West Washinon
South Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
Lemmer Jewelry
RQ. Fastland
Arthur Schnoebelens
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Mrs
Marian Waters
Colorado
Robert Benson
Ruth
Vicki
Denver
Colo
Donald Stout
Walter Rich
Rogers, Ark
Daisy Manufacturing Co
Daisy
Parsons College
Pat O’brien
Paul Marcel
Atlantic City
N. J
Edge Addington
Arkansas
Joan Engh
Wisconsin
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Walter Bower
Antone Hahn
Lloyd Hahn
Errol Hahn
Robert Hahn
Sigourney
Bud Trier
William Hahn
Peter Hahn Sr
Joan Fernald
Virginia Stites
Carl Stites
Omaha
Nebr
Virginia
Keota
Eugene Williams
Houston
Earl Chambers
Robert L. Brown
Minneapolis
R.L. Brown
Mark Weber
Sandra
Cloyce Dill
Royal Hotel
Medford
Jovy
H. T. Torpey
Mgr
Excelsior Springs
Grams
Gramps
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin
Mideast
West Madison
American Legion
Ivan Hahn Orchestra
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