Peace Corps volunteers return home in four years
This year nearly as many volunteers will complete overseas service as the total 45 who returned home during the first four years of the Peace Corps.
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Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
First Capitol Women Republican Club Meeting
The First Capitol Women's Republican Club of St. Charles County hosts a June 20 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Magistrate Court Room. Speaker H. K. Stumberg, local attorney and school board president, discusses practical politics, party strength, and voting issues, followed by Q and A. ladies invited for club membership and a funny hat contest.
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First Capitol Women's Republican Club
Fe@i
St. Charles County
County Court House
H.K. Stumberg
Stumberg
St. Charles
Republican Central Committee
Republican Party
New Pastor Rev T Nick Fenger Joins Dardenne Presbyterian Church
Rev T Nick Fenger appointed pastor at Dardenne Presbyterian Church located at Boonslick Road and County Highway N. A graduate of Presbyterian Seminary Louisville he was assistant chaplain at Williams College Willimastown MA and plans to pursue a PhD at Washington University this fall. Regular worship and Sunday School through September 1 with alternating Sunday times and a July August religious census covering Weldon Springs Cottleville O Fallon and Wenyzville.
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T. Nick Fenger
Dardenne Presbyterian Church
Boonslick Road
County Highway N
Presbyterian Seminary
Louisville
Fenger
Williams College
Willimastown
Mass
Washington University
Weldon Springs
Cottleville
O'Fallon
Wenyzville
Woman Dies After Artificial Left Ventricle Surgery
A 63 year old woman died 12 days after receiving an artificial left ventricle at Maimonides Hospital Brooklyn. A hospital spokesman cited a cerebral vascular accident as the cause of death in the May 30 1966 AMA News report mentioning surgeon Adrian Kantrowitz MD.
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Adrian Kantrowitz
The
AMA News
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
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