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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1969
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describing a U S Army Private First Class Moreau and a Bravo Company 25th Infantry Division soldier receiving the Silver Star or commendation for actions during a combat operation in Vietnam. It mentions combat engagement, enemy contact, and awards amid a military operation context.
The report honors Private First Class Mas Joan for conspicuous gallantry on 3 September 1963 in the 25th United States Army unit during combat in the Regehtte of Viebnaum. His actions are praised as aligning with military traditions and reflect credit on himself and the unit.
Pupils from all grades performed a Christmas program directed by Helen Readve and others. Selections included Unie the Hootstop Jingle Belly Cradle Hymn and The Laurenstrience. Sixth year boys sang Go Tet & On The Moontein Let There Be Peace Earth as part of the Christmas Story narration by Karen Mays Dennis Maperots and others.
Fragments describe a fire at Mercy Hospital in St. Lensis. David Dry Jr. and relatives are listed among those affected with multiple injuries and fatalities. Other names include William, Shirley, and Daniel Runyon plus Raber Famnyon and Larry Heats. The report notes hospital care and ongoing conditions at St. Joan Hoagie and Mercy facilities.
Fragmented OCR text mentions county figures, names, and places with unclear roles. It lists several personal names and scattered phrases, suggesting a local item about individuals and events but details are unreadable. The readable bits imply a community notice or column devoted to residents and local happenings.
Robert H. Freilich of the University of Meriala-Ranges City is editor of The Urims Law yer a national formerly publication of the American Bar Association.
The article argues authorities should curb parental influence over personal health decisions. It notes dangers of guardians enforcing conformity and the risks of going along with imposed ideologies. It emphasizes health autonomy and warns against coercive control by adults over youths.
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