Trout catch and release trial set for Winnipesaukee River
A three quarter mile stretch from Interstate 93 bridge to Tilton old dam in New Hampshire will host a summer trial allowing artificial flies only. Anglers must release all trout. The project, urged by local fishermen at NH Fish and Game hearings last July, aims to boost catch rates and promote sportsmanship and skill in a relaxed fly fishing environment.
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New Hampshire
Tilton
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Bernard
Buck) Carson
Carson
Andy Miller
Jimmy Frank
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S Pond Fish Committee
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Onota
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Harold
Berkshire Fish Co
Kahn
Hollywood
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Michael Principe
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Fish and Game
Wildcat Springs
Chester
Catch and Release Fishing Vying for Position in open streams
Catch and release fishing remains in focus as a new open day and weekend trend. Carson cautions against overpromising quality fishing at the outset while basic studies aim to determine how best to augment wild trout with high standard hatchery stocks. Fly fishermen show patience for a project seen as beneficial to their sport.
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Carson
Headmaster Resigns At Moses Brown
Trustees of the 180 year old Moses Brown School announced that headmaster Robert N Cunningham 66 has resigned due to a growing lack of harmony. Cunningham had served as acting head master since 1957 58 after previously serving as dean at Exeter Academy New Hampshire The school operated by the New England Yearly Meeting of Friends educates 530 boys from pre primary through the 12th grade.
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Moses Brown
Providence
R.ef
Robert N. Cunningham
Cunningham
Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
New England Yearly Meeting of Friends
A New Holy War Among Reds Split in World Communist Movement
Washington reports the world Communist movement has split into two rival camps. The Chinese leadership denounces Moscow while praising pro Chinese figures in Brazil, Australia, and Ceylon. Predictions include new world congresses, severed Soviet Chinese ties, and ongoing Sino Soviet estrangement.
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Nikita ‘S. Khrushchev
Joao Amazonas
Mauricio Grabois
Brazil
E. F. Hill
Australia
Premalal Kumarasiri
Ceylon
Communist Party
West Bengal
U.S
Latin America
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Castro
Moscow
World Communist Congress
Lenin
Peking
China
Money's Worth Unemployment Split Across Ages and Skills
The piece argues that while adult male unemployment has fallen to about 4 percent, teen joblessness spikes to 16 to 17 percent, signaling looming labor-market strain. It predicts a teen workforce surge in the 1960s and calls for faster growth and expanded vocational education to reduce unemployment through targeted training and retraining across four key groups.
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U.S
America
Congress
Francis Keppel
Keppel
Quotes on living standards and poverty from President Johnson
President Lyndon Johnson states Americans enjoy the highest living standard in history, but about one fifth live without hope below minimum decency. He argues the nation cannot wait for slow economy growth to lift this forgotten fifth above poverty.
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Lyndon Johnson
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