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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
8
A 1965 survey by Arrco Playing Card Co. finds average Americans play cards six and a half hours weekly. College students led in bridge play at thirteen hours weekly, with women generally spending fewer hours than men on cards.
The era's top game remained bridge with poker close behind, followed by gin rummy and pinachle in a late 1905 popularity tally.
Article notes two key facts about chronic bronchitis: most victims live in areas with air pollution and nearly all are or have been heavy cigarette smokers. It explains acute bronchitis as a sudden, short illness and chronic bronchitis as coughing and phlegm lasting months yearly, linked to cigarette smoking.
Three aviation material command workers in St Louis were recognized for twenty years of federal service. Recipients Henry P. Marchand, Lorene Moranville, and Bernard Mitchell received certificates from supervisor Norman Koslow. A stray paragraph discusses topics on bronchitis and public health messaging referencing 1964 data from the Missouri Tuberculosis Association and a Christmas Seal leaflet offer.
President Johnson signs a water pollution control act creating the Water Pollution Control Administration within HEW to aid communities. The law allocates 150 million dollars annually for waste treatment grants and sets national water standards, with states allowed to reject them. A separate measure funds automobile exhaust devices and garbage disposal facilities with 925 million dollars over four years for solid waste research and disposal plans. Active tuberculosis cases total two million, with about half not in hospitals.
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