New Hampshire to Establish Waterfowl Management Area
New Hampshire will purchase 80 acres in Durham for 50 000 to 100 000 dollars to create a key waterfowl area on Great Bay. Owner Mrs Analesa Adams will receive 5 000 a year for 20 years or at least 10 years, and may live on the property for life. The state appraised the price at 65 000. federal Wildlife Service covers 75 percent of base cost.
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Concord
N.H
Durham
Ralph G.carpenter
New Hampshire Fish & Game
Analesa Adams
Great Bay
New England
Federal Wildlife Service
Adams
Fish and Game Commission
Turkey Prices Fall Sharply Ahead of Christmas
Turkey prices are the lowest in 20 years due to a 107 million bird crop, with cold storage stocks near 300 million pounds. In New York area markets pork and poultry vary, with turkey discounts up to 18 cents a pound for large birds. Regional menus show Southeast baking chickens, Midwest pork and lamb, while vegetables and fruits remain plentiful with avocados, citrus and apples marking bargain rates.
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New York
Midwest
Kenneth A. Robinson Dies at 70, Dartmouth Emeritus English Professor
Kenneth A. Robinson, 70, writer and historian, longtime authority on 20th century American fiction and drama, died after a long illness in Hanover New Hampshire. Born in Biddeford Maine, he studied at Bowdoin College and Harvard before joining Dartmouth in 1917 and retiring in 1959. He is survived by his widow Jean S. Lambuth.
Benhi Boys Enter Science Talent Search Examinations
Two Benhi students Jim Crozier and Larry Moskovitz joined the 21st annual Science Talent Search under Michael Povsner. Forty finalists win trips to Washington for five days and share scholarships and awards totaling up to 7,500 dollars.
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Benhi
Jim Crozier
Larry Moskovitz
Michael Povsner
Westinghouse
Science Clubs of America
Science Service
Washington
Science Talent Institute
Westinghouse Science
Harley Hurlburt
Vermont
American Chemical Society
G. C. Crooks
University of Vermont
Harley
Union College
Stephen J. Rallis
Harvard
Galloglys Welcome Their Eleventh Child In Rhode Island
Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Edward P. Gallogly welcomed their 11th child yesterday at Lying In Hospital. The baby is a son. the family’s eldest child is 14 years old.
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Providence
R.I
Edward P. Gallogly
Lying In Hospital
Eight Bennington Establishments Cited by Duncan Hines Travel Books
Bennington area restaurants and lodging places win national recognition in the 1962 Duncan Hines guides Adventures in Good Eating and Lodging for a Night. The selections come from a lengthy nominating process with 60,000 nominations from 11,000 travelers across North America.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Bennington-area
Duncan Hines
Roy H. Park
Duncan Hines Institute
Bennington
North America
Four Chimneys
Peaceful Valley
Barrows House
Dorset
Green Acres
Arlington
Park
X-15 Tests New Flight Controls In Maiden Flight
Edwards Air Force Base California reports the third X-15 rocket plane flew at 2 454 mph reaching 80 000 feet in a one minute test. Pilot Neil Armstrong demonstrated a computer like control system to automatically correct deviations in space flight faster than a human.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Neil A. Armstrong
U.S. Space Agency
TV Trend Now Focuses On Doctors
AP TV-Radio writer notes the season brings life or death decisions for TV as networks plan new programs featuring doctors and medical figures while many current shows face cancellation and shifts in scheduling across ABC NBC and CBS.
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New York
Hollywood
Pilot controls jets manually at high altitude tests
The pilot operated the control jets manually during tests due to the rare upper atmosphere. Armstrong expressed satisfaction with the performance.
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Armstrong
Electronic Computers May Help Doctors Diagnose Heart Disease
A U S Public Health Service Cornell and industry researchers report that electronic computers may later aid doctors in diagnosing heart disease and other ailments. They describe a system that analyzes heart signals from punched cards and compares them to memory data to determine normal or diseased hearts.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Cornell
Berkshire Native In Treasury Post
James A. Reed born in Pittsfield Massachusetts and educated at Deerfield Academy Amherst College and Harvard Law School was sworn in as assistant secretary of the Treasury. He will supervise the Coast Guard the Customs and Narcotics Bureaus the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Treasury Office of Law Enforcement Coordination. Reed previously was a special assistant to Attorney General Robert F Kennedy.
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Washington (Ap
James A. Reed
Pittsfield
Mass
Deerfield Academy
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
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John Chancellor
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