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Mrs. Dorothy Coleman Garrett has been, for a long time, a hidden power in the community.
"If we don't win here, St. Louis will be shot."
What's it like being middleaged, middle income, white American today?
To help you get to know your Council representatives better, we interviewed each Council member (with the exception of Pat Kohn who was out of town and a new member to be elected by Parkview Associates) — call your representative!
The death of our neighbor, Phil Lucier, on July 24th has been widely reported in the news media.
The Boutique Shop at 323 DeBaliviere is the result of a sewing industry program financed by the Neighborhood Youth Corps and sponsored by Skinker-DeBaliviere for 13 teenage girls.
Originally published in The Paper, August 1970.
The Paper wishes to bid farewell to Dr. Hager, Pastor of Grace Methodist Church, as he leaves for his new duties in Belgium.
An experiment in reforming drug addicts, which has been tried successfully at a few celebrated institutions like Synanon in California and Daytop Village in New York, has come to the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
Charles Brown has been living in St. Louis libraries all his life.
