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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
23
A vintage recipe promotes spareribs with an instant marinade for quick, flavorful barbecued pork. It details 4 pounds of spareribs, one package marinade, and two thirds cup water, with 15 minute marinating and slow grilling to avoid drying.
A June 30 1965 La Crosse Cribune recipe fragment details cooking four to six inch rib pieces from coals with a gray glow. It instructs one hour of roasting until crispy brown, turning and brushing with marinade, and cutting ribs into serving portions.
Fortye Negro children from Chicago will visit Platteville for a vacation sponsored by the First Methodist and Congregational churches. The program begins July 10 and targets youngsters from underprivileged areas to enjoy a stay in Platteville homes.
UPI reports Eastern Air Lines, guided by new president Floyd Hall, improved on time performance to near top ranks, boosted jet usage, and rebranded with a strong ad campaign. The carrier targets 14 million yearly profit for 1965 and hopes to carry 25 million passengers by 1970 amid Pacific Northwest to Southwest route bids.
Roman Catholic primate of Poland Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski will visit the United States in August 1966. He is to arrive in New York around August 24 and travel to Chicago for a Soldier Field outdoor convocation honoring Poland’s Millennium of Christianity. He will then visit Milwaukee Green Bay Detroit and eastern cities before Canada.
Pope Paul VI restates that the Vatican council declaration on religious liberty preserves freedom of conscience for all. The revised text from the council's third session faced reports of being watered down, which the Vatican denies. the updated wording has not been released publicly.
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