Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Dr. Edward O. Willoughby of Hines conducts a staff meeting, essential to the advancement of residents in their practical duties. Governor Otto J. Kerner commends federal and state agencies and Loyo- la University for their close co-opera- tion in this new venture. In the shadow of the Hines Veterans Adminis- tration Hospital and the State of Illinoissmental health hospital clinic which will open in three years, a dream is focusing itself into reality: a dream of expanded medical facilities,.so far expanded as to prove a most valuable contribution to the health of the city, and, in the long run, the world. The new Medical Center planned by Loyola will embody the four-century old academic tradition of the Society of jesus, nearly half-a-century of medical and research activities in Chicago, and the care of the sick in a privately-supported University hospital. I1 Loyola meets with representatives of the Veterans Administration, medi- cal organizations, State of Illinois Mental Health Program and com- munity leaders to discuss plans for the proposed Medical Center. The future lubove leftl of medical education at Loyola-repre- sented by an artist's conception of the 300-bed hospital to .be built on the newly acquired 61-acre site in suburban Maywood-is antici- pated by the present fbelow leftl Medical School officials at a benefit dinner for the Medical Expansion Program. 11

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