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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1965

Page

23

Fresh Minted Cantaloupe Medley Recipe

A summer fruit mix features cantaloupe with mint and peach. The recipe combines cantaloupe slices peaches and blueberries with a sugar lime mint and anise syrup and is chilled before serving.

United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association

Peaceful day hides a death front in Cu Mong

Veterans report a ghost town village atop a mountain saddle near Qui Nhon where Marines hold the pass and Viet Cong shadow the valley. Neutrals move by day while night brings stalking, shelling, and a tense battle rhythm as villagers resume daily life between clashes.

DU Mong Viet Nam Upi Qui Nhon Cu Mong Ray Blanchette Rockville Conn No-Mans-Land Jand V.C

King of the Wildcatter Glenn McCarthy This Oil Tycoon

Glenn McCarthy, famed as the king of wildcatters, built a science driven oil empire in the 1930s and 40s. He hosted a $20 million Shamrock Hotel opening with stars, later shifted to ranching and Cork Club, and now markets wildcatter whisky while remaining active in real estate and oil.

Houston, Tex UPI Glenn McCarthy The Wildcatters McCarthy Anahuac Louisiana Houston Emerald Room Shamrock Cork Club West Texas United States

Governor Hulett Smiths TV Fire Outside City Limits

A television at Governor Hulett C. Smiths Beckley residence burned Tuesday night. Beckley firemen could not respond due to the governor’s home being outside city limits, despite Mayor John Smith’s order and volunteer help with a garden hose.

Beckley W.va Hulett C. Smith John Smith

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