Not a Poor Man's Sport To Hunt in West Germany
West Germany's hunting system starts with a course, then insurance, then a license. Costs for training, insurance, and licensing total about 60 to 90 marks yearly, with leases ranging 0.5 to 5 marks per hectare depending on location. After three years, licensed hunters may lease land and hunt seasonal game under strict quotas.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
German Hunting Association
College Basketball Saturday Matchups Across Ivy and NESCAC
Saturday schedule features Columbia at Dartmouth Cornell at Brown Harvard at Princeton Penn at Yale and other regional games including Texas Tech at Boston College VMI at Holy Cross and Boston University at Connecticut plus multiple New England showdowns among Amherst Trinity Massachusetts Villanova and several small colleges.
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Columbia
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
Harvard
Princeton
Penn
Yale
Texas Tech
Boston College
VMI
Holy Cross
Boston U
Connecticut
Amherst
Trinity
Massachusetts
Villanova
Middlebury
Vermont
Hofstra
Rhode Island
Springfield
New Hampshire
Maine
Bowdoin
Colby
Bates
Wesleyan
Williams
Northeastern
Tufts
Bridgeport
AIC
Norwich
Worcester Tech
Central Conn
Coast Guard
Ithaca
Southern Connecticut
Newspaper fodder feeds cattle on drought farm in South Africa
On a farm 50 miles east of Johannesburg Mrs. G. P. Jacobs, 65, turned torn old newspapers into cattle fodder with molasses and washing soda after drought left grazing scarce. She boils the shredded paper to a pulp, blends in molasses, and reports daily improvement in her seven cows and three horses. The ink smell bothers the horses, and she tests a bleach to remove ink before boiling.
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Johannesburg
G. P. Jacobs
Benhi Hockettes Top Eaglettes in 8 2 Win at Arlington
The Benhi Hockettes led by Beverly Mould and Katrina Koziol rallied in the third quarter to defeat Arlington 8 2 on Oct 29. J Pike scored Arlington's first goal. Mould and Koziol each netted multiple goals to lift Benhi.
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Benhi Hockettes
Eaglettes
Manchester
Beverly Mould
Katrina Koziol
Arlington
J. Pike
Benhi
Mary Moninger
Mould
Hockettes
Sandy Sawyer
Sue Tifft
Albee
Anita K. Caswell
Marilyn Cone
Sue Riley
Hoth
Keough
Brush
Wilkens
Evans
Radjesewski
Adron
King
Calliman
Bendi
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
North Bennington Field
Burr
Burton
Arthur Gage
Donald Jollivette
President Wilson Shorthand Notes Lend New Insight
An 87 year old retired Denver court reporter, Clifford P. Gehman, transcribes Woodrow Wilson’s abbreviated notes for The Papers of Woodrow Wilson Division. Gehman learned Andrew J. Graham’s shorthand, moved to Denver in 1891, and recalls Wilson’s care in writing, noting the system reveals his rigid ideas and scholarly character.
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Wilson
Denver
Woodrow Wilson
Clifford P. Gehman
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Gehman
Andrew J. Graham
Hays
Kan
Graham
Foundation
U. S. Senate
Gregor Macpherson
Santonelli and Nadel Named to All-ECAC Small College Team
Amherst junior halfback Santonelli scored all points in a 13-0 win over Tufts earning a spot on the ECAC small college weekly team. He partners with Hofstra QB Brown Upsala HB Demiro Williams FB Nadel plus Northeastern Schettino Bates Tamis Rhode Island Scarppola Bowdoin Ford among New England selections.
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NEW York
Bob Santonelli
Amherst
Tufts
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Santonelli
ECAC
Bill Brown
Hofstra
Frank Demiro
Upsala
Ethan Nadel
Williams
New Englanders
Vatican Considers Mass Revisions After 300 Years
Proposals for far reaching changes to the Roman Catholic Mass were made public as the Vatican Ecumenical Council resumed. The plan includes fewer prayers at the altar, lay participation in the offertory, new prayers to St Joseph and Mary, pulpit readings of Prayers and Lessons, and ending the Mass with ite Missa est. The communique cautioned prudence to preserve tradition while updating rites. Pope John XXIII urged progress despite internal council conflicts.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Joseph
Mary
John XXIII
Stamp Club Sees Strong Turnout at YMCA Meeting
Bennington area collectors gather at the YMCA Thursday noting growing interest in stamps and postal history. The group plans weekly meetings, discusses new issues such as the delayed Flag Stamp and the November 2 Christmas stamp, and invites local collectors to share interests and specialties.
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Ymca Stamp Club
Dartmouth's McKinnon Named to ECAC All East Team
Dartmouth center and defensive signal caller Don McKinnon earns a fourth ECAC major All East nod. He is joined by Art Graham of Boston College Perry Wickstrom Yale and Joe DiPietro of Boston University. Nominations also include Majeski Marchese Morris Stephens and others.
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NEW York
Dartmouth
Don McKinnon
McKinnon
Arlington
Mass
Art Graham
Boston College
Perry Wickstrom
Yale
Joe DiPietro
Boston University
Paul Majeski
Massachusetts
Nick Marchese
Almost Anyone But Germans Can Cross Berlin Wall
Berlin report outlines strict crossing rules for East and West sectors. Non Germans and West Germans may cross, while Berliners and East Germans face entry barriers and ID checks. Few East Germans may visit West Berlin, and Western troops rarely cross into East Berlin.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Is It T or Me On TV Many Say Grammatical Bloops
The piece notes frequent I me usage on TV shows like Ive Got a Secret and mentions Eisenhower, Bess Myerson, Ed Sullivan and others. It discusses evolving language on air and upcoming tweaks to Password with younger contestants.
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Ike
Bess
New York
Garry Moore
Henry
Betsy
Bess Myerson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
In This Family Everyone Goes To College
The Emmons family from Tulsa all attend the University of Tulsa. The five members total 580 hours of college credit this semester. Head of family Emmons is an IRS audit supervisor and law student. His wife teaches and nears a master's degree. Ronald and Eleanor are seniors balancing work and studies. Peggy is a National Merit Scholar and biology freshman.
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Tulsa
Okla
Reece W. Emmons
University of Tulsa
Emmons
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
School of Law
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Southwestern
Owasso
Ronald Reece
Eleanor
Peggy
Soon You Can Plan To Live a Century
Massachusetts public health commissioner Dr. Alfred L. Frechette told Jewish Memorial Hospital Associates that life expectancy is rising toward a century. He said 10 percent of Massachusetts’ 5.14 million live over 65 and 36,000 are over 80. By 1975 about 15 percent will be over 65.
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Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts Commissioner of Public Health
Alfred L. Frechette
Jewish Memorial Hospital Associates
Massachusetts
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