Markers and history detail St Charles roots and landmarks
A detailed marker at St Charles recounts the town's founding by French and later American settlers, key events along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, and notable sites. It notes Boons Lick, the early schools and churches, and marks Charles Borromeo Cemetery and Lindenwood College. Floyd C. Shoemaker of the State Historical Society is praised for the write up.
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Tyne Stiegemeier
The
Historical Society
Parkview
Macker
St. Charles
Permianent Serement
Missouri River
Les Petites Cotes
Little Hills
Anelstro
Ste Charles Borromeo
Louis Blanchets
Daniel Rene
Boone
Nathan
Sale River
Missouri
Portage Des Sioux
Town Academy
St. Charles College
St Charles
First
Gemerst Assembly
St. Lows
Misais
Joliet
County Budget Urges Deficit Cut and Tax Increases
The survey warns a 1.8 billion deficit persists into 1966 with rising defense costs. It calls tightening nondefense spending, boosting revenue by 4.8 billion, and prioritizing federal outlays as Congress reviews the admin budget amid Vietnam and defense uncertainty. A plea for restraint accompanies general fiscal warning.
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Wit Beeadening
Thangsgram
Viet Nam
Congress
Woman Marie Keller Appointed to County Library Board
Mrs Keller to serve as vice president of the Citizens and Trustees Division of the Missouri Library Association. Judge Euerges praises her qualifications and confidence she will uphold high standards of the County Library Board.
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Lece
Citizens and Trustees Division
Missouri Library Association
Marie Keller
Euerges
Vrustens
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