Radiology at St Clare hospital shapes diagnosis and care
In a 25th anniversary retrospective on St Clare hospital the Radiology Department is described as pivotal in diagnosis using two main X ray machines in house plus an operating room unit and two portable units. The process starts before examination with preparation and labeling and includes patient escort by staff, individualized imaging based on patient size and doctor requests, and post exam processing ensuring high quality images before the patient returns to their room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hostal
Helen FE. Zimmerli
Department of Radiology
St. Clare Hospital
Laura Patterson
M. Laverne
Roy Ashley
Jackie Mollenkamp
Janice VanNatta
Nellie Coplien
Shister M. Laverne
Times
National Guard Units Move to Camp McCoy for Summer Maneuvers
Capt. Dwight C. Coplien led a convoy from Monroe Armory at 5 45 AM to Camp McCoy for two weeks of summer training. The group included two officers and 23 enlisted men, with two on earlier duty and Pfc Carl G Zweifel convalescing after an emergency appendectomy. They traveled via highways 69 12 and 21, carrying lunch boxes. tonight’s menu featured Salisbury brown onion gravy beef pot roast and sides. Co B will field next week with return to home armory slated for Saturday June 27.
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Dwight C. Coplien
Monroe Armory
Camp McCoy
Coplien
Carl G. Zweifel
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Kenneth Lange Dies in Mishap near Stoughton
Kenneth George Lange 23 of Albany died after a two car crash on Highway 138 south of Stoughton. Another driver Donald Skolaski 21 of Madison is in critical condition. passenger Robert McDonald of Deerfield is in good condition. Lange, son of George and Ruth Lange, was a 1958 Albany High School graduate active in 4 H. Survived by parents and sister Joann. Services Monday at Evansville Methodist Church. Burial Maple Hill Evansville.
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Albany
Kenneth George Lange
Stoughton Hospital
Highway 138
Stoughton
Donald F. Skolaski
Madison
Skolaski
Robert McDonald
Route 1
Deerfield
Lange
George
Ruth Klitzman) Lange
Brooklyn Township
Albany High School
Brooklyn Jolly Mixers
Brooklyn-Albany
Joann
Green County Teachers College
Monticello
Evansville
Escapees from Alabama prison killed in chase crash
FBI said two young men identified as Bobby J. Ford and Billy Winkles, escapees from the Alabama state penitentiary, were killed when a stolen car they fled in crashed on a U S Route 41 access ramp after a chase by a state patrolman. Distances and ages unavailable. the men had earlier taken wallets from University of Iowa students in a hitchhiking incident.
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Apyleiun Wm
Jutagamie County
FBI
Alabama State
Montgomery
Bobby J. Ford
Billy Winkles
U.S. 41
Appleton
Tell City
Ind
University of Low
Summer Classes Start Monday For Senior High Students
Summer classes for senior high school begin Monday from 7 30 to 9 am in basic algebra personal typing and speed reading. Teachers listed are Mrs. Marcella Krueger, Gerald Ruge and Miss Patricia Van Dyke.
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Scuuyl
Marcella Krueger
Gerald Ruge
Patricia van Dyke
Creditors Get Plant at Owen Dairy Abandoned
Judge William H. Frawley granted a petition to abandon Owen Dairy Co. plant and equipment to secured creditors. Appraisers valued the plant and related real estate at 104,140 dollars, while secured claims exceeded 145,000 dollars. Unsecured creditors, including farmer suppliers, received no value. The plant, owned by Herbert Gripentrog Jr., closed earlier after owing patrons 288,754 dollars for undelivered milk.
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EAU Claire
William H. Frawley
Owen Dairy Co., Inc
Owen
Herbert Gripentrog Jr
Wausau
Ethel Kennedy Arrives in Rome for Week Visit
Ethel Kennedy wife of Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Rome on Friday with three children for a week long stay. She may be received by Pope Paul VI in a private audience.
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Rome
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
Swim Registration Sets Record Here
Marty J. Diegnan, pool director, reports Red Cross swimming lesson registration reached a record 918 over three days at Recreation Park pool. Beginners total 510 with 159 on a waiting list. 60 per class limit and single class per period due to shallow water. Tag system to count pool occupants. 400 cap until swimmers exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty J. Diegnan
Red Cross
Deignan
Deignan Sai
Students in Havana Castro Guests Favor Destruction for U S
Four Negro students among 73 Americans visiting Cuba in defiance of State Department rules advocate destroying the U S government. A leader Ed Lemansky, a 23-year-old New Yorker, and others including Ernest Allen, Luke Tripp, Charles Berrard, and Ron Bedford identify as opponents to U S travel restrictions. The group bypassed bans by traveling via Europe to Havana.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
State Department
United States
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ed Lemansky
Ernest Allen
Oakland
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
Luke Tripp
Detroit
Wayne State
Charles Berrard
Los Angeles
Europe
Paris
Whites March Through Negro Neighborhood in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida whites protested segregation by marching into a black district. Police sought to renew a ban on night marches as about 300 whites faced roughly 50 Negroes at one corner where a prayer service had preceded the later march. Leaders Bubba Manney and Dixon Stanford denied Klan ties.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Florida
James Kynes
Martin Luther King
Duval County
Jacksonville
Bubba Manney
Dixon Stanford
Burglars Loot REA in Oconto Falls
In Oconto Falls, burglars smashed two doors at the Oconto Electric Co operatives and breached a concrete wall to access a walk in vault. Sheriff Coopman reported several hundred dollars and bonds missing, while company sources pegged loot at 1100 dollars in cash and over 200000 dollars in non negotiable government bonds. An inventory was not expected to be complete until Saturday at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto Falls
Oconto Electric Co-operative
Edward Coopman
Lawrence Galbrecht
Rea
Eisenhower Welcomes Scranton Entry in GOP Nomination
Gettysburg Pa. Former President Eisenhower says he welcomes Gov. Scranton's entry into the Republican presidential race but declines to endorse. Four Pennsylvania lawmakers report he gave no commitment. Rabb of New York and campaign chair for Lodge also backs Scranton. Eisenhower urges free competition in the party. The GOP convention opens July 13 in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Maxwell M. Rabb
New York
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rabb
Gov
San Francisco
Dairy Incentive Action Proposed
The House agriculture committee asks the Agriculture Department for views on a proposed dairy consumption incentive program. Sponsor Rep. Robert Kastenmeier says the measure aims to clear the way for congressional action and would raise milk price supports by 15 to 25 cents and allow a retail butter price cut up to 20 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Robert Kastenmeier
Lester R. Johnson
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
Barry Goldwater Dominates Delegates As Scranton Enters
Barry Goldwater's delegate total rises to 514 with 574 first ballot votes, 81 from nomination. AP survey notes 64 delegates chosen today in Connecticut, New Mexico, Idaho and Virginia, with various states committing or undecided. Governors Scranton and Rockefeller influence delegate allocations across multiple conventions, including Maryland and Connecticut.
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Washingson
Len Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Arizona
Associated Press
Connecticut
New Mexico
Idaho
Virginia
Hartford
Gov. Scranton
Goldwater
Maryland
Baltimore
Gov
Rockefeller
Wisconsin GOP to hear Nixon in Milwaukee dinner
The Wisconsin Republican Party plans a $100 per plate fundraiser with former Vice President Richard Nixon as the keynote. Officials target at least 2,000 attendees while $3 seats are available for those who just want to hear the speech. Nixon arrived from a business trip and will stay overnight in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Nixon
GOP
Ixon
Scranton enters GOP race challenging Goldwater
In Washington Gov. William Scranton announces his presidential bid and seeks party support amid Goldwater opposition. Nixon criticizes him for indecision while Eisenhower and Goldwater praise Scranton, and Scranton vows a vigorous push to rally delegates before the convention.
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Janet Swanson
Kenneth Lange
Castro
Negro Area
Barry
Warty Guldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Wiam
Margaret Smith
Richard Nixon
O. Wk
Jack Bell
William W. Scranton
Sen. Goldwater Goldwater
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