Panthers and panther comeback eyed in Berkshire reports
Reports from the Berkshires discuss a possible return of the cougar to eastern North America, with sightings near Asbury Park and Central Massachusetts noted. The piece contrasts past wildlife recoveries including deer and black bear, and covers hunting permits, legal safeguards, and local notices on deer week regulations and bear protection. It mentions Brice S. Wright and Audubon Magazine, plus local happenings in Lenox, Canaan, and Greenfield District Court fines for trout poaching.
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Berkshires
Mos
North America
New Brunswick
Canada
Brice S. Wright
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
Mr. Wright
Audubon Magazine
Garden State Parkway
Asbury Park
New York City
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Harry Soules Jr
Lanesboro
Nate
Hor- Witt
Lenox
Shaker Community, Inc
Hancock Shaker
Charles McLaughlin
Division of Fisheries and Game
Middlesex
Plymouth
Norfolk
Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
Lakeview
Charlie Logan
The
Eagle Custodial
Charlie
Arat
Canaan
N.Y
North Leverett
Greenfield District Court
Samuel Tisdale
Bennington Banner
Howe
Goldwater Warns Aid Drains Gold Reserves
New York AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona warned that U.S. dollars are threatened by excessive foreign economic aid and a reckless giveaway of American funds since 1945. He cited dwindling gold reserves and a negative international payments balance as outcomes of postwar policies.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
R- Ariz
U.S
Advertising Campaign Decision Stems From Strong Reader Response
A remark from Lee Abs hott of Kenyon and Eckhardt Inc notes that advertising tests showed high receptivity to newspaper ads, prompting a decision to launch an all out newspaper campaign. The comment underscores effective readership impact and strategic shift.
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Lee Abshott
Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc
De Gaulle's Enormous Bet to Peace in Algeria
In Algiers a crowd of plain clothes officers and reporters follows Gen. de Gaulle as Paris shifts toward his plan for Algerian self determination. The article contrasts Paris and Algiers and surveys army, political, and public opinion factors shaping the bet on peace. It highlights a referendum and a possible Algerian republic as the path to stability amid ongoing violence.
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Paris
Algiers
Gen. de Gaulle
Champs Elysees
Chamber of Deputies
de Gaulie
Algeria
Salan
Spain
Paul Ely
de Gaulle
America
United States
France
FLN
Washington
Boating Industry Battles Swindlers and Fast Money
Fred L Hewitt Jr, president of the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers, discusses fraud in the growing pleasure boat trade. He cites FTC actions in Chicago and upcoming hearings at the National Boat Show to curb deceptive advertising and unsafe boats while stressing the need for experienced dealers and quality craftsmanship to protect buyers.
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America
Fred L. Hewitt Jr
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Porter
Hewitt
Noah
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
New York
Centrol
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