Conservation groups oppose selling wild animal skins for Rugs and clothing
In a letter to the New York Herald Tribune, leaders of the National Audubon Society World Wildlife Fund New York Zoological Society and the Conservation Foundation protest advertising the sale of wildlife skins for rugs pillows and coats. They name Abercrombie & Fitch B Altman Bonwit Teller Georges Kaplan and The Tailored Woman as advertisers and urge Americans to refrain from buying.
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Vermont deer harvest sets record in 1964 season show
As of December 14 Vermont reported 16,014 legal bucks, a 10 percent rise from last year and within 0.1 percent of the state's predicted minimum harvest. Massachusetts totals stood at 2,092 deer by noon yesterday, 185 shy of the final 1964 season total, with Maine New Hampshire and Vermont previously reporting larger totals than a year ago.
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Inside Report Ends Personality Cult at Johnson White House
The piece notes President Johnson's effort to strip personality cults from his White House staff, moving toward an anonymous, discreet team led by Bill Moyers with few public roles. Bundy's exit signals a shift away from a strong foreign policy aura toward a neutral, transmission-focused staff, while Watson and Jacobsen maintain quiet influence.
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Ho Chi Minh Rejects Negotiations Amid Vietnam War
Washington Post reports Ho Chi Minh flatly rejects unconditional talks with the United States while troops stay in South Vietnam and the Viet Cong is not recognized as South Vietnam’s sole representative. The interview outlines Hanoi’s terms: U.S. air strikes must end, troops withdrawn, and South Vietnam left to Vietnamese settlement.
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