Florida Fishing Derby offers big prizes and wide access
The Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co sponsors a $500,000 Florida Fishing Derby open to residents and tourists with 10,000 tagged fish released across four zones. Tag values range from $25 to $10,000, with one $10,000 fish per zone. Last year 1,895 tagged fish were recovered and payouts totaled $58,175. Derby runs Feb 4 to May 31 in southwest and southeast zones, April to July in central, and May 1 to Aug 31 in northern zone.
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Florida Derby Tagging Program Attracts Cash Prizes
Officials say tagged Florida derby fish brought to nearest Schlitz wholesaler will yield tag value payment after derby start. Previous years’ tagged fish eligible for 25 dollars. special 500 dollar awards planned for cornier lagged fish to aid research. Officials condense this from The Outdoor Scene column by Red Marston. Del Tolls submits note from Lake Seminole Resort, Largo, Fla. Temperature noted as 70 degrees. author signs warmest regards.
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Johnson backs McNamara plan shows big defense save
Washington examines the budget shift that reduces new obligational authority to 103.8 billion, driven by McNamara’s drive to cut future spending. The article notes maintained readiness, reduced capital outlays, and centralization of nuclear forces, signaling a historic shift with strong political and foreign policy implications.
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Money's Worth Despite Boom and Unemployment High
A 1964 outlook notes that while GDP rose to 600 billion and profits, personal incomes, and auto sales hit records, unemployment remained around 5 percent with 4 million laid off. The piece urges faster growth, more consumer and business spending, retraining, and potential tax cuts to push joblessness below 3 percent.
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Weather Bureau Chief Retires After Long Service
Francis W. Reichelderfer retires as chief of the United States Weather Bureau after a long career. He notes that predicting the weather with perfect accuracy remains impossible, even as the public relies on forecasts.
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