Sister Wilfreda becomes St. Clare administrator at Monroe to Fond du Lac
Sister M Wilfreda, native of Campbellsport, appointed administrator of St Clare hospital Monroe, transfers from St Agnes Fond du Lac where Sister M Joan succeeds as administrator. Both nuns bring long hospital admin careers and contributed to renovations and new units including a cobalt cancer treatment machine and a psychiatric wing.
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M. Wilfreda
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
M. Joan
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
St. Agnes
Otto A. Wirz
15Th Street
Wilfreda
Campbellsport
Wis
St. Agnes School of Nursing
Marian College
St. Thomas Hospital
Colby
Xavier University
Sister Wilfreda
Joan
George O. Wirz
Holy Name Seminary
Madison
William P. O’connor
Msgr
Wirz
Mary
One Sailor Missing After Navy Launch Capsize
A Navy launch returning from shore leave swamped in Long Island Sound. Twenty men rescued themselves. one sailor is missing after the predawn mishap near Port Jefferson New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jefferson
N.Y
Long Island Sound
Hospital Begins Remodeling Plan at St. Clare
Sister M Wilfreda, new administrator of St. Clare Hospital, said a fourth floor remodel will create at least 22 beds for patients by late fall. Six Sisters move to the Chester Ludwig home and 12 to the former Sisters Infirmary on the fifth floor. infirmary residents relocate to Fond du Lac Mother House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Sisters of St. Agnes
M. Wilfreda
Chester Ludwig
21St Avenue
Sisters Infirmary
Fond du Lac
Wilfreda
Kennedy Lays Out 1964 Race Tactics and Cuba Debate
President Kennedy, in a relaxed news conference, critiqued Barry Goldwater over Cuba remarks and warned of Republican claims about nuclear tests and Communist talks. He rejected Young Democrats’ Cuba stance, defended his postmaster pick Gronouski, and urged progress on racial integration while noting public unease but belief in the nation’s temper. He avoided wider talk on housing desegregation and warned against political division along race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Chicago
America
Cuba
Goldwater
GOP
Senator Goldwater
U.S
Viet Nam
John A. Gronouski
Wisconsin
Gronouski
Gallup
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes help mothers plan evening meals as menus for the coming week are published for students who eat in the high school cafeteria at noon.
Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Roster
Monday pork and gravy with whipped potatoes and buttered peas. Tuesday Italian spaghetti with vegetable salad and fruit. Wednesday beef and chow mein with Chinese noodles and cabbage salad. Thursday South Dakota dinner with carrot sticks and doughnut. Friday fishwich on a bun with potato salad and cranberry relish. All meals include bread butter and milk.
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South Dakota
Three Injured In Auto Crash Near Daleyville
Three people were hurt in a two car crash two miles south of Daleyville on Highway 78 at 1 30 p m yesterday Miss Michele Skaife 18 Blan chardville was treated and admitted to St Clare hospital for multiple contusions lacerations and possible concussion her condition listed as good Miss Anita McKenzie 18 Hollandale a Skaife passenger received knee cuts and head and neck injuries and was released Mrs Bridget Thompson 72 Blanchardville the other driver was treated for a fractured arm possible broken ribs knee and lip lacerations Skaife was cited for driving on the left side of the road Dane County officers said she crossed the curve into the northbound lane head on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleyville
Michele Skaife
Blanchardville
Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Anita McKenzie
Hollandale
Skaife
St. Clare
Bridget Thompson
Dane County
Miss Skaife
Thompson
Legion Elects Daniel F Foley National Commander
Daniel F. Foley a 41 year old Minnesota lawyer was elected national commander of the American Legion to press for action against Fidel Castro and to push the organization’s hard line against communism. Vice commander George Sipple of Wisconsin was also chosen. Foley praised the Legion platform after votes on the nuclear test ban treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Fidel Castro
Daniel F. Foley
American Legion
Foley
Wabasha, Minn
George Sipple
Menomonie
Wis
Legion
Legionnaires
Soviet Union
School Cafeteria Service Explained
High school officials say cafeteria operations have sped up as students learn the process. Principal Walter Babula and lunch supervisor William Stuckey deny delays after a surge of new students, noting lines move efficiently and all students have time to eat. Parents are invited to observe any weekday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Babula
William Stuckey
Stalbaum Enters Race for Congress in Wisconsin
Lynn E. Stalbaum, a Wisconsin state senator and Harmony Dairy general manager, announces on candidacy for the First District seat currently held by Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg. He labels Schadeberg ultraconservative and to the right of his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Lynn E. Stalbaum
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Stalbaum
Schadeberg
Kennedy Pushes Viet Nam Reforms Amid Crisis
President Kennedy warns that the anti communist war in Viet Nam could be lost unless the Diem government enacts sweeping reforms. He cites warnings from top U.S. officials including Ambassador Lodge and stresses continued American military aid to win the struggle while aiming for an eventual withdrawal.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Reynolds Signs Bill Creating Wisconsin Crime Agency
Gov John Reynolds signed a bill to establish a State Division of Criminal Investigation under the attorney general in Wisconsin. The agency will combat organized crime with investigators who have police arrest authority and salaries ranging from 8000 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Dodgeville Gifts Puzzle Grows Across Nation
Dodgeville Chronicle reports a mystery windfall as envelopes without return addresses start arriving from across the country. A 70 year old Louisiana woman and other donors have sent 100 dollars to Dodgeville area recipients, with about 500 more in smaller gifts reaching nearby towns. editor John Miller suspects a former benefactor or someone continuing the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Monroe
John Miller
Miller
Beatniks Ousted At Noisy House Hearing
At a House hearing on the Cuba travel trip, about 50 demonstrators gathered outside and four beatniks were forcibly ejected. Inside, Philip A. Luce of New York attacked the committee while police carried two out and a heckler was removed earlier. the protest followed a clash over Cuba travel in defiance of a State Department ban.
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Washington
Cuba
Philip A. Luce
New York
Louisiana
Virginia
Edwin E. Willis
Dla
William Massey
Massey
Willis
Fidel Castro
State Department
Luce
New York City
Barry Hoffman
Boston
Alfred Nittle
Levi Laub
Airlines
Dirksen Confronted by Picketing Civil Rights Protesters
In Chicago Sen Everett Dirksen meets about 10 GOP women as roughly 100 rights demonstrators gather. Dirksen opposes the public accommodations section of the civil rights bill saying it would infringe on business freedom to choose customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
Lucey Blocked From State Investment Board Seat
Former Democratic state chairman Patrick J. Lucey was denied a seat as a State Investment Board trustee after an informal opinion by Atty. Gen. George Thompson held he could not assume duties without Senate confirmation. Lucey had been named by Gov. Reynolds to fill the unexpired term of C. Hayden Jamison. Reynolds said he would seek a court ruling to force seating if the action stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
State Investment Board
Reynolds
Stanley Rewey
Milwaukee
Lucey
Atty
George Thompson
State Senate
C. Hayden Jamison
Jamison
Thompson
Sauffacher Succumbs at 87 in Monroe death notice
George L. Stauffacher, 87, of 2415 9th Street, died at Masshardt Convalescent Home at 9:20 p.m. after a three year illness. Born July 4, 1876 in Sylvester Township, he married Sophia Lewis Oct 31 1899. Survived by two brothers and a grandson and two great grandchildren. he was predeceased by wife and daughter. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. at Stuessy Funeral Home, burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Stauffacher
9Th Street
Masshardt
Sylvester Township
Mr. Stauffacher
Henry Stauffacher
Louise Ebert Stauffacher
Dutch Hollow
Sophia Lewis
Monroe
Immanuel Eub Church
Faithful Workers
Harry
Oakdale
Calif
Albert
Claremont
Harrison M. Butenhoff
Gary
Cathy
Harry Butenhoff
Edwin
Benjamin
St. Paul
Emil
John
Africa
Ida
Stuessy Funeral
Melvin Roehrdanz
Immanuel Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Fire damages roof at Mercy Hospital Chicago
About 75 patients were evacuated from the 114 year old Mercy hospital building as fire damaged the roof and upper floors. No injuries were reported. More than 660 firefighters responded to the blaze on the south side near 26th street and Calumet avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
26Th Street
Calumet Avenue
Birmingham Students Press Desegregation Walkout
In Birmingham crowds of over 400 teens protested at Phillips high school to urge class withdrawals in sympathy. Police forced the marchers to a park while attempts moved to Ramsay and Shades Valley high schools with mixed results. At Murphy high in Mobile similar tensions arose as white students clashed with desegregating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Phillips High School
Phillips
West End High
West End
Ramsay High
Shades Valley High
Shades Valley
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Mobile
Murphy High
Murphy
Medical School Aid Bill Clears Congress
President Kennedy faces swift approval as Congress sends to the White House the first major Kennedy administration education bill. The Senate backed the $236.4 million medical education program 71 to 9 after the House approved it 288 to 122 in April, marking the first broad federal aid for education since 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Kennedy
Senate
House
Nusbaum Named Business Manager at Western Washington
Joe Nusbaum, former administrative assistant to Senator Nelson, has been named business manager of Western Washington State College in Bellingham Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusbaum
Joe Washington
Joe Nusbaum
Sen
Nelson
Western Washington State College
Bellingham
Wash
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M. Agatha
St. Anthony Hospital
Hays
Kan
Sister Agatha
JFK
Babula
Stuckey
Ralph Neale
Sun Prairie
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Bob Tschanz
Rusty Blaser
Dave Pick
Jim Beer
John Keegan
Gary Blackbourn
Jim Dearth
Bob Buchholtz
Dan Landis
Keith Burington
Jim Martin
Beloit Catholic
Keegan
Bill Kohn
Beloit
Sen. Dirksen
Rights
Pat Lucey
Sauffacher
Chicago Hospital
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