March of Dimes Doctor Opposes Institutions for Birth Defects
Dr. Paul H. LaMarche, director of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Center in Providence, argues against placing defectively born children in institutions. He advocates home care and early diagnosis and treatment, citing improvements seen in children like Craig Tommy and Gilda, with centers nationwide aiding similar cases.
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March of Dimes
Paul H. LaMarche
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Gilda
San Francisco
Denver
Chicago
Twenty Years Ago In Columbia Local Roundup
Twenty years ago in Columbia reports include Eugene Schorb breaking his right arm on January 2 while unloading coal, on his 16th birthday. Bobby Reis, 12, injured coasting at Grieshamer Hill with a severe leg gash. Julius Kuehner of Weilbacher's Hospitalized at St Elizabeth's. Wilbert Grob and mother visited Columbia during holidays. Mrs. Johannah Wohlwend died in Murphysboro on January 2. survived by sons Emil and Ernst.
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Eugene Schorb
Elton Schorb
Schorb
Bobby Reis
Carl Reis
Grieshamer's Hill
Wilbert Grob
Denver
Colorado
Lillie Grob
St. Louis
Columbia
George Kremmel
Johannah Wohlwend
Murphysboro
Illinoi
Emil
Ernst
Wohlwend
Wiener on Bun and More Lunch Menu
A meal plan lists January 12 and January 13 items including Wiener on bun with French fries pickle relish cake and milk on the first day and chicken noodle soup crax peanut butter and jelly sand celery sticks apple quarters on the second day.
Social security rules aid students 18 to 22 on summer terms
Ralph Brasher East St. Louis district manager explains 1965 social security amendments allow continuing benefits for students aged 18 to 22 during summer vacation if they remain in full time attendance before and after the break. Applicants must file formal requests at any Social Security office. The East St. Louis district office is 435 Missouri Ave. Bridge 4 2200 Express 7 5530. Jay Volkert, Purdue senior, traveled home for Christmas then returned to Purdue and then California for the Rose Bowl, and has an application for a Woodrow Wilson Scholarship.
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Ralph Brasher
Social Security
East St. Louis
Brasher
Social Security Administration
Missouri Ave
Jay Volkert
Purdue University
Joe Volkert
Purdue
California
Southern California
Jay
Woodrow Wilson
Home With Son Emil For Some Time
A brief note states a woman lived at home with her son Emil for an extended period, reflecting family residence details without additional context or dates.
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Emil
County weighs automated tax billing plan and costs
The County Board of Commissioners weighs a proposed automated tax billing system with Planning Commission input. Initial costs are about 25000 including 12000 programming and 7000 setup, with yearly costs around 6000 thereafter. Officials warn no tax increase and urge citizen attendance at the January 5 Planning Commission meeting in Waterloo Courthouse.
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County Board of Commissioners
Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Waterloo
Basic Data Committee
The
Ghyselinck Hosts Tailored Cocktail Party
Mr and Mrs Jules Ghyselinck of 321 St Paul Street Columbia entertained many friends and business associates at a cocktail party at their home last Friday evening.
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Jules Ghyselinck
St. Paul Street
Columbia
Nursing Home Services and Volunteer Readers At Waterloo Facility
Sunday School services were held at 10 a.m. by the First Baptist Church of Waterloo. A choir group helped bring residents to the chapel. Monday afternoon St Mary’s Catholic Church of Walmeyer mended for the Nursing Home. St Paul United Church of Christ of Columbia lent help in the activity room Wednesday afternoon. Thursday morning services were conducted by the First Baptist Church of Waterloo with Rev. H. P. Benear leading and gospel singing. Residents enjoyed carols and a program of songs Thursday afternoon presented by Junior and senior members of the American Legion Auxiliary of Columbia.
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First Baptist Church of Waterloo
Chapel Corner
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
American Legion Auxiliary of Columbia
Comedians Kalil and Taylor Debut With Plumber-Themed LP
Tucson duo Frank Kalil and Jay Taylor release My Plumber Doesn't Make House Calls, an all interview style live album poking fun at local characters. Signed to Capitol after friends enjoyed improvised sessions, the pair recorded the project with a casual, conversational format. Peter and Gordon also issue Peter and Gordon Sing and Play the Hits of Nashville featuring classic country songs by Buck Owens and Hank Williams.
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Frank Kalil
Jay Taylor
Tucson
Ariz
Garbage Company
Kalil
Taylor
Capitol
Peter and Gordon
Nashville
Tenn
Buck Owens
Hank Williams
Faron Young
Hank Locklin
Memphis
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Tommy
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Lloyd Birmingham
Golly
Dad
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South Main St
Eldo Horn
John J. Mueller
Julius Kuehner
Weilbacher’s
St. Elizabth’s Hospital
Belleville
Turner Hall
Columbia, Ill
Art Oliver Orchestra
Parkview School
Weiners Sauer
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
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Ion
Nevada Smith
Steve McQueen
County Data Processing
Nursing Home News
Linda Norris
As Little Ag
Martin P. Kanis
Adams
High St. Belleville
Central States
Strasburg, O. High School
John Studer Jr
Gulf States
UNI
Raye
Sunshine
Long Binh
Vietnam
Martha Raye
Empire State Building
Sonny
Sahara
Sand
Plymouth Rock
First Nat Nal Bank
Illinois
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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