Pheasant stocking eyed for cuts and alternatives
New York officials weigh reducing or ending pheasant stocking, noting only about 10 percent of stocked birds are harvested and few survive to breed. Alternatives include green, copper, and Korean ringneck pheasants, reared at Delmar, with trials considered temporary. Wild turkey expansion and Canada goose breeding also planned amid land-use and pesticide pressures.
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Jack Woolner
Inside Report on Johnson Ike Dinner Ties and Viet Nam Risk
A Washington Post style analysis discusses President Johnson hosting a private summer dinner for Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, using the former president to shield his Viet Nam policy. It notes Johnson’s ongoing outreach to Republicans, cites Dewey and Ford as leveraged figures, and argues Ike’s support bolsters Johnson amid Democratic and GOP tensions over the war. The piece also citesTom Wicker and Frank M. Johnson Jr. on civil rights protests and court challenges to demonstrations.
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Matter of Fact: Negotiating in Viet Nam Would Prolong War
Washington column argues U.S. Viet Nam policy undervalued military aid and air power in 1961 and 1962. It credits Johnson with removing restrictive air limits in 1965 and criticizes premature negotiation talk. The piece warns against repeating Korea era diplomacy and urges clear public stance to avoid misinterpretation.
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Harkins
Robert McNamara
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Yalu
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Conte highlights new guide to selling to the military
Rep Silvio Conte urged Western Massachusetts firms to read Selling to the Military a Defense Department publication offering basic steps and contact information to help small businesses break into defense contracts. He noted 1965 saw over 26 billion in defense sales to U.S. firms, with more than 5 billion to small businesses and 3.5 billion in subcontracting.
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Massachusetts
Department of Defense
Conte
House
Select Committee On
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Defense Department
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