Kennedy to Speak at Lucey Dinner in Milwaukee
U S Senator Robert F Kennedy will headline the August 15 Lucey dinner at the Pfister Hotel Milwaukee as guest speaker. The $50 plate event expects around 900 attendees from across Wisconsin with Will iam J Riggins directing. Kennedy, close to Lucey and Wisconsin Democrats, has a history with the state through prior campaigns and service.
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U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Patrick J. Lucey
William J. Riggins
Kennedy
Lucey
New York
Wisconsin
John Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Milwaukee
John Reynolds
Isle of Cyprus
Kennedy Memorial Library Fund
Wisconsin Investment Board
Reynolds
Pfister
Riggins
Wooded Area Burns In Gov. Dodge Park
In Gov. Dodge Park near Dodgeville twelve acres of heavily wooded land were destroyed by two fires Friday and Saturday. Contractors at a dam site started the first blaze at about 8 p.m. and firefighters had it under control by 10:30 p.m. On Saturday Dodgeville fire department fought a second blaze in the same area at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., stopping it by 5 p.m. Firemen said smoldering brush and brisk winds likely caused both fires.
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Dodgeville
Gov. Dodge Park
Pigeons Targeted as City Moves to Ban Feeding
San Francisco adopts police code sections to ban feeding pigeons in downtown zones starting July. Ten designated areas will allow feeding away from downtown while traps are used elsewhere. Health Director Dr. Ellis Sox says removal duties are unclear and sanctuary plans in Golden Gate Park may delay action.
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Board of Supervisors
Golden Gate Park
Ellis Sox
High Price to Pay Dear Abby Letter
A nurse recounts several incidents involving patients and dentures during medical care. She argues that removing dentures before anesthesia is essential to avoid choking or swallowed pieces. A second reader from St. Louis echoes dangers and patient nondisclosure causing nurse frustration.
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Abby
St. Louis
Dear Abby responds on hospital policy for entering ORs
A Navy hospital corpsman writes about standard hospital practice requiring patients to remove prosthetic items before entering delivery or operating rooms. The letter notes that policies vary and may involve wedding rings or religious considerations.
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Abby
Navy
Easler Services Tomorrow for Earl W Easler
Funeral services are set for Earl W Easler 54 a Jordan Township farmer killed when his tractor tipped. The 1 30 p m service will be at Argyle Methodist Church with Rev R A Pegram officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Monroe pallbearers John Haesler Jr James Lewis Marion Lewis Keith Jackson Bernard Pickett and Leo Quinn. Surviving sisters are Mrs Chester Swanson Mrs Sam Bailey and Mrs Marion Flannery.
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Earl W. Easler
Jordan Township
Argyle Methodist Church
R. A. Pegram
South Wayne
Bonnie Anderson
Horace A. Thompson
Old Rugged Cross
Isle of Somewhere
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
John Haesler Jr
James
Marion Lewis
Keith Jackson
Bernard Pickett
Leo Quinn
Chester Swanson
Sam _ Bailey
Holmes Beach
Fla
Marion Flannery
Mildred Warboys
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
Oshkosh Honored for Pedestrian Safety Program
Oshkosh Wisconsin received an excellence citation from the American Automobile Association on Saturday. It was named one of ten communities honored for pedestrian safety efforts.
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Oshkosh
Washington
Wis
American Automobile Association
Society Lady Dies During Surgery Over False Teeth
Dear Abby discusses a leading society lady who died on the operating table after her false teeth became dislodged during a minor procedure. The letter cites hospital rules and warns against keeping dentures in the mouth during surgery.
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Bryce Canyon
Abby
S. S
Ashland
Dear Abby: nurse conduct in delivery room sparks apnea of compassion
A reader apologizes to Celia’s sister for a nurse’s rude demand to remove dentures before delivery. The writer, an obstetrics instructor, criticizes uncaring nurses, calls for education over mere service training, and notes short staffing while urging improved nursing care and a personal reply.
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Abby
R. N
Raleigh
N.C
Celia
Monroe Evening Times
Give Us The Breaks Thats Our Business
Local service ad lists address at 1721 12th Street and phone number 3256715 with a bold slogan. Indicates a small business offering repair or sales, presenting contact details for customers seeking quick service.
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12Th St
Fun Weekend Events Scheduled in New Glarus
Lion Club plans for July 3 4 feature New Glarus High School Band Edelweiss Stars Yodler Robert Schneider and others in Alpine entertainment. Bratwurst stand run by Art Ames opens from afternoon to late night under the New Glarus Hotel balcony. Sunday includes more yodeling and a village park barbecue plus a Belleville baseball game.
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Glarus
Lion Club
Roy J. Habeck
Glarus High School
Edelweiss
Yodler
Robert Schneider
Roger Bright
First Street
Art Ames
New Glarus Hotel
Betty Vetterli
Glarmont
New Glarus
Belleville
Community fireworks event caps two day celebration
The festivities wrap a two day program aimed at guiding local residents away from busy roads over the Fourth of July weekend, with sponsors highlighting safety and community cohesion.
St Francis Hospital at Freeport to Close After 75 Years
Officials of St Francis Hospital in Freeport announce closure of the 112 bed facility after 75 years as an uneconomical operation. Run by the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, the hospital will leave Freeport with only the 193 bed Freeport Memorial Hospital.
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Freeport, Ill
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Joliet
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Opry Star Ira Louvin Killed in Missouri Crash
Ira Lonnie Louvin former Grand Ole Opry member was killed in a Sunday auto crash in north central Missouri. Also dead were his wife Anne Florence 38 and four other people. Louvin 41 from Hennigar Alabama sang with his brother Charley as the Louvin Brothers with the Opry in Nashville years ago. They split two years ago and later performed solo.
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OPRY
Williamsburg
Ira Lonnie
Louvin
Grand Ole Opry
Missouri
Anne Florence
Hennegar
Ala
Charley
Louvin Brothers
The
Nashville
James O. Ula Taken by Death
James O. Ula 55 a Dodgeville area farmer and World War II veteran died Saturday night in the VA Hospital Madison after a long illness. He served in the Aleutians and in England participating in the battles of France and Belgium as a medical technician. He was born March 4 1910 and never married. Survived by two sisters Helen Adelhofen Blanchardville and Neil Updike Mineral Point. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery Blanchardville with services tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Saether Funeral Home officiated by Rev Edward Swanson.
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Jordan Township
Madison
Ingwold
Tilla Johnson Ula
Biggs
Blanchardville
Helen Adelhofen
Neil Updike
Mineral Point
Benton American Legion Post
Saether Funeral
Edward Swanson
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