Missouri Tuberculosis Death Toll Still High
TB continues to kill more Missourians than any other infectious disease despite a fifty two percent drop in death rate since 1955.
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
10
TB continues to kill more Missourians than any other infectious disease despite a fifty two percent drop in death rate since 1955.
The East Missouri playoffs resume Sunday in the West League at Josephville and Hawk Point. East League results include Josephville beating Old Monroe 6 to 3, Flint Hill rallying for 6 runs in the 9th to beat Hawk Point 6-5, St Peters defeating the Men's Club 5-1, and C H defeating O Fallon 8-4.
Mrs. William Turner was appointed acting director of the St. Charles County Library, effective September 16, replacing Charlies A. Gholz until a permanent successor is found. Turner, Judy to friends, studied at Skidmore College and the University of Missouri, with library science work at St Mary's College and state workshops in Jefferson City. She is married to William Turner, electronics technician for Monsanto, and they live in the Steeplechase subdivision of St. Peters with their child Jeffrey.
USDA announces 1966 corn price support details. Total 1966 support rises to $1.30 per bushel, up 5 to 10 cents from 1965 levels, with per bushel payment increases noted. County loan and purchase rates tied to national averages, reflecting changes from the 1965 crop framework.
The 1966 crop pan rate for St. Charles County stands at $1,050 per unit for No. 3 corn.
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