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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
4
First Credit unveils a Line of Credit Automatic Money System offering a business level credit line. Monthly statements update borrowing capacity as loans are reduced, aided by modern computer systems. Located at 620 Cass Street with phone 42473.
A reader asks how to handle a striking double who resembles a secretary and exotic dancer. Ann advises showcasing identity via behavior, not insecurities, and avoiding public explanations for appearances.
An ad touts FASTEETH powder to keep upper and lower plates firmer with no gummy taste. It claims alkaline formula, no sour aftertaste, and helps reduce plate odor breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Services will be held Tuesday for Paul C. Johnson 68 of Golden Valley former president of the Minneapolis and Minnesota Retail Meat Dealers Association. He died Saturday Johnson served on the Minneapolis Park Board from 1937 to 1957 and led it as president from 1948 to 1950.
In Hoa Vang the residents of a Viet Cong retaken village presented Sen. Edward M. Kennedy with two bundles of wood a traditional honor. Kennedy and three other lawmakers toured refugee camps and a U S Marine field hospital during a four hour visit to assess the refugee program.
Multiple drownings occurred across Minnesota during a perilous weekend of duck hunting. Names include Robert Larsen and son Donald of Mankato, Robert Olinger Jr., Willard Forsythe and son, and Detroit Lakes hunter Tom Lyscio who was missing after his boat sank on Kennedy Lake. Rescue crews from several counties assisted in recovering victims from Swan Lake and nearby waters.
A light private plane carrying Dr. Stanford Sweany, 48, and David Miller, 18, both of Munster, Indiana, crashed near a community air strip 35 miles northeast of Iron Mountain, killing both occupants. The couple had taken off to fly over the land. the wife said the plane appeared to stall and fail to gain altitude before crashing.
Madison AP reports opening weekend of 1965 pheasant season saw higher bags in some areas than last fall despite soggy open fields. The opening limit is one male per hunter, rising to two per day for the rest of the season through Nov. 28. At Vernon Marsh 82 birds were taken by 123 hunters. other totals include Brodhead 53 pheasants from 81 hunters and Danesville 39 from 59.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman praised the Ft. Snelling State Park tunnel as a model of merging two land uses to improve life and protect a historic site. He spoke at a testimonial dinner for former state conservation commissioner George Selke.
SAN ANTONIO TEX UP medical examiner Dr. Robert Hausman awaits test reports to determine the cause of death of Pfc Merlin E Larson 23 Hanska Minnesota found dead in a hotel Saturday He was assigned to the medical field service school at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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