State Fisheries and Game report notes license revenue rise
The annual report for July 1 1962 to June 30 1963 highlights a license income increase from 1 146 633 to 1 179 792 while total income edges up to 1 307 698. It calls for authorizing more license outlets, noting Massachusetts currently relies on clerks and main offices, a change to improve convenience and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Fisheries and Game Board
Massachusetts
Fisheries and Game Board Race Toward Public Access
Massachusetts fisheries and game report shows cock pheasant production at 62 217 up from 58 459, while trout output fell to 1 667 706 from 1 872 683. Total trout pounds dropped to 298 430 due to Sunderland hatchery disease and losses. The board notes the division is funded largely by sportsmen, with 19 wildlife areas open year round, yet land acquisition lags behind demand. Ice fishing season underway with tip-up activity on Hoosac Lake and nearby ponds. reports of pickerel and perch, while some wait for deeper freezes.
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Sunderland
Fisheries and Game Board
Massachusetts
Division of Fisheries and Game
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Hoosac Lake
Cheshire
Onola
Pontoosac
Pittsfield
Prospect Lake
North Egremont
Lake Garfield
Monterey
West Stockbridge
Onota
Hoosac
Washington Mountain
Edwin A. Stevens Jr
Robert
New Lenox Road
Dalton
Frederick McLaughlin
Amherst
Massachusetts Conservation, Inc
McLaughlin
Lee
Charles L. McLaughlin
Queechy Lake
Canaan
N. Y
Stanley Stearns
Stevensville
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Hawaii
New York
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Johnson Push Against Poverty Begins With Pilot Plan
President Johnson will propose a nationwide, centrally directed assault on poverty after the New Year. The plan builds on Kennedy’s order to do whatever the federal government can to aid distressed coal counties and expand to broader rural and urban areas, with needed legislation for vocational education and broader measures.
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America
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Kentucky
Kennedy
Catholic Church
Bay of Pigs setback and Ngo coup praised by columnist
Quotes reflect mixed views on US actions in Cuba and Vietnam. The Bay of Pigs fiasco is cited as a CIA misstep while a Vietnamese coup against the Ngo family is hailed as a successful power shift. The Manila Daily Bulletin columnist frames both events with sharp commentary.
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Cuba
CIA
Bay of Pigs
Viet Nam
Willie Ng
Manila Daily Bulletin
Financing Federal Deficit Key To Price Stability
The article outlines how the 1964 budget will peak with a large deficit and raised debt limits. It argues inflation and dollar stability hinge on whether borrowing comes from non-bank investors or the U.S. banking system, with foreign demand for dollars and interest rates shaping outcomes. Martin comments on managing deficits, inflation, and gold outflow as 1964 65 tests.
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Johnson
Treasury
Congress
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve
Martin
White House
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Southwick
Mouse of
Walsh
Williamstown, Mass
L. P. Records
Crane Inn
Dalton, Massachusetts
Zaxre
Pelton Ave
By Sylvie Porter
American Association of Newspaper Representatives
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