Lab Symbolic Of Rapid Change In Hospital Work
In this 25th anniversary series on St. Clare hospital departments the laboratory is detailed as essential and dynamic. It handles chemistry blood banking counts and bacteriology with round the clock tests, from entry blood counts to urine analysis, guiding diagnoses and treatments. The lab operates with high accuracy and speed, says supervisor Raymond Escher as the article notes the hospital’s size and the lab’s vital role.
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St. Clare Hospital
Helen E. Zimmerli
St. Clare
Bacteriology Department
Red Cross
Raymond Escher
Sis
Raymond Esber
M. Gertrude Ann
Ohio
Lebanon
Holy Land
Esber
America
Gertrude
Monroe
Times
Monroe Area Escapes Storm High Winds Leave Injuries
Severe storm swept southeast Wisconsin with winds up to 70 mph causing injuries and property damage. Milwaukee area faced heavy damage from fallen trees and power outages, while other counties reported rescues and multiple injuries including a Milwaukee woman and several fairgoers.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Waukesha
Jefferson
Alice Blodgett
Milwkee
Wheaton
Tfl
State Fair Park
West Allis
Thomas Townsend
Jay Stream
State Fair
Coliseum
Robert Minnig
Verona
Hi Rden
Madison
Leander F. Finger
Robert Jenders
Flass
Arlen-Bradley Co
Gene Abdin
Coast Guard
Kenosha
Cuban Students Impress U.S. Visitors in Havana
Sixty five or more American youths visiting Cuba praise Cuban schools and dismiss U.S. education during a Havana visit. Anne Kramer of UCLA says Havana kindergarten centers are superior to those in the United States.
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Red
Cuba
Havana
U.S
United States
Anne Kramer
UCLA
U.S. Navy Ships Accelerate Arms Buildup in Thailand
Five U.S. navy ships carry trucks armored personnel carriers tanks and ammunition to Bangkok to expand stockpiles. The cargo aims to boost American military potential in Thailand amid tensions with Laos and Southeast Asian Communist forces.
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Bankok
Thailand
U.S
Bangkok
Laos
Southeast Asia
United States
David Deininger Wins Boys State Senate Post
David Deininger son of Sherif f and Mrs. W. E. Doc Deininger was elected a state senator at Badger Boys State in Ripon. The session closed with a noon luncheon today as sponsors from Monroe’s Zilmer Riley American Legion Post accompanied the three youths home.
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David Deininger
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Badger Boys State
Ripon
Robert Hendrickson
Zilmer- Riley American Legion Post
Monroe
David Allen
Deii
James McGuire
South Wayne
Baker Aide Sentenced in Tax Evasion Case
Washington public relations man Fred B Black Jr a associate of ex-Senate aide Bobby Baker was sentenced to 15 months in jail and fined 10000 for evading 9100 in income taxes Judge John J Sirica presided and denied motions for acquittal or a new trial He would appeal within 10 days and was freed on 2500 bond. Green Bay boy drowns in quarry nine year old Michael Tonnen struck his head on a rock while swimming north of Green Bay.
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Washington
Fred B Black Jr
Senate
Bobby Baker
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Black
Hans A. Nathan
U.S. Court of Appeals
Green Bay
Michael Tonnen
Here
Lloyd Tonnen
Civil rights bill clears Senate 73 to 27 for House action
After 83 days of debate the civil rights bill won Senate approval 73 to 27, paving the way for House passage expected Monday. Leaders anticipate Johnson to sign by July 4. The measure bans discrimination in public accommodations and employment, strengthens federal power, and shifts enforcement toward federal court injunctions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
South
Dixie
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bill Woul
Scranton Makes Civil Rights Vote Main Issue for GOP Nomination
Gov Scranton pivots to Barry Goldwater’s civil rights bill vote as his key weapon in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. He criticizes the vote as damaging to the party and aims to win delegates in Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire while Henry Cabot Lodge backers push Scranton. The AP tally shows Goldwater leading with 694 delegates to Scranton’s 130.
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Boston
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Massachusetts
Goldwater
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Theerson
Louisville
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater Questions Scranton as VP Pick
Senator Goldwater questions Pennsylvania Governor Scranton’s liberal leanings and whether the GOP convention would accept him as a running mate. Despite Scranton’s delegate gains, aides say Scranton remains unlikely to alter Goldwater’s delegate picture as a potential vice presidential choice.
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Washington
Sen
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Scranton
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
San Francisco
Wisconsin Democrats rally behind Gov Reynolds in 1964 bid
Milwaukee delegates opened the state convention with an eight minute demonstration for Gov Reynolds and a civil rights platform. Reynolds, addressing about 500 delegates, vowed to stand up for equal opportunities and predicted 1964 would be the best year of their lives with President Johnson leading the ticket. He said Wisconsin would vote Democratic for the first time since 1948, facing challenger Dominic Frinzi.
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Milwaukee
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Johnson
Dominic Frinzi
Grace Lutheran dedicates education building with Irvin speaker
Dr. K E Irvin of Freeport will headline tomorrow's dedication and cornerstone laying for Grace Lutheran church Christian Education building. The program opens with an organ recital at 2 pm featuring Phillip Peterson and Miss Jennifer Ruda, followed by a 2 30 pm service led by Rev Donovan Palmquist of Madison as dedicatory officer. A dessert tea and open house will follow, with the new addition designed by Alford Siewert of Milwaukee and total cost estimated at 95,500 dollars.
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Grace Lutheran Church
K. E. Irvin
Freeport
Irvin
Grace Church
C. C. Warfel
James C. Plymire
Phillip Peterson
Jennifer Ruda
Donovan Palmquist
Madison
Capitol District
Wisconsin- Upper Michigan Synod
Lutheran Church of America
Alford Siewert
Milwaukee
Red Arrow Men Greet Reynolds at Wisconsin encampment
Governor Reynolds as commander in chief will receive a 17 gun salute on arrival during the midpoint of the 32nd National Guard Division annual summer encampment. About 3,000 visitors are expected including Ripon recruits. Fifty Army evaluators praised the division for improvements after a week of field maneuvers.
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UAMP
McCox
Wisconsin
National Guard
Reynolds
Ripon
Marshall G. McGee
Chief Tests at Photo Probe in Dane County Case
Police chief Harold Breier and stenographer Dorothy Schmid testified for two hours in a probe into alleged discrediting of state officials through fake photographs. Breier offered a taped recording and records to Earl H. Munson Jr. as Dane County officials pursue the inquiry directed by Circuit Judge Norris Maloney, under Dist. Atty. Michael Torphy.
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Madison
Mulwauke
Harold Fied
John Doe
Breier
Dorothy Schmid
Earl H. Mu
Two Kennedy Siblings Die As Plane Crashes In Fog
In Massachusetts, a private twin engine plane crashed near Southampton en route to the Democratic convention in West Springfield. Senator Edward Kennedy suffered a broken back but retains use of limbs, while Birch Bayh and his wife were in good condition. Air Force plane rerouted to Stewart AFB after the crash. Kennedy aide Edward Moss also died.
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Northampton
Mass
Sennard M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
Cooley- Dickinson Hospital
Corriden
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Fox
Stewart
N Y Afb
Massachusetts
Southampton
West
Springfield
Senate
Bayh
Washington
Edwin T. Zimny
Lawrence
Rose Kennedy
Joseph P. Kenney
Steven Smith
Robert Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Boston
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Sen. Kennedy
Joan
Monroe
Gov Endicott Peabody
Joseph P. Jr
Cuba Says It Shot Down U S Plane In Cuba Bombing
Cuban government claims it downed a United States plane that bombed a sugar mill on Cuba’s north coast. Miami exile leader Orlando Bosch declined to specify plane type, crew or takeoff point. Cuban radio gave 1145 time but no date or sunrises.
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Cuba
Sugar
Miami
Fla
United States
Orlando Bosch
Dahl to Seek Democratic Nomination for 32nd Senate Seat
Viroqua regent Charles F. Dahl, 41, announced Friday his bid for the Democratic nomination in Wisconsin’s 32nd State Senate district. He specified his intention to challenge the incumbent in the upcoming race.
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Senate
Viroqua W
Charles F. Dahl
Viroqua
State Senate
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Nadine Kansem
Tipton
Kane
Kay Maddrell
Baker
Senator Kennedy
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