Mergerrow Sparks Rift in Massachusetts Sportsmen Clubs
A planned merger between the Massachusetts Council of Sportsmen's Clubs and the Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs provoked a split. The council claims 35,000 members across nine county leagues and urges legislative action, while the federation, with eastern-state ties and no Berkshire clubs, announced a 1964 Auburn convention misread as a merger meeting. A council news release criticized the federation chief and questioned the merger plan.
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Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, Inc
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Council
State Council
State House
Berkshire
Yankee Drummer Motor Inn
Auburn
Gov. Peabody
Francis Brainard
Arthur L. Merritt
Lester Smith
Federation
Smith
Coun
Unity talks stall as sportsmen groups drift apart
Council and federation leaders spar over a state wide unity drive with suggesting a merger unlikely this weekend. They praised past work yet faulted tactics while eyeing outside help and a possible April meeting in Maine to review successful conservation group organization.
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Lester Smith
Smith
Council
Federation
Maine
National Wildlife Federation
Wallace's bid to reshape Alabama politics faces heat
In Birmingham a pro Wallace faction seeks to liquidate moderates and install Wallace loyalists. He backs Archer against Jones and Bevill against Elliott while eyeing Sparkman and Hill in 1966 1968 races. Albert Rains decries the rise but Wallace governs ruthlessly rewarding allies and punishing foes as May 3 primary looms.
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Wallace
Alabama
David Archer
Bob Jones
8Th
Tom Bevill
State House of Representatives
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John J. Sparkman
James Allen
Lister Hill
Albert Rains
House
Rains
Washington
Rep
Elliott
House Rules Committee
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Madison
Cotton State Life Insurance Co
Young J. Boozer
Tuscaloosa
Boozer
Albert R. Brewer
Brewer
Tennessee Valley
Johnson
Congress
What Steps Should Be Taken If Tax Cuts Spur Inflation
New York debate on inflationary risks from 1984 tax cuts outlines possible policy responses. It argues against tax increases and price controls, favors restraint on credit and strong monetary action, and calls for a government spending cap to balance the budget while the Fed tightens credit to cool a looming inflationary boom.
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