Freshwater fishing awards continued in Massachusetts state program
James M. Shepard announced the continuation of the freshwater sportfish award program started by Francis W. Sargent. Entries for 1964 are now being accepted as plaques and pins honor top catches across species from Quabbin Reservoir to Walden Pond. Winners include Aloysius Stachelek for a 16 lb 12 oz brown trout and others across yellow perch, bullhead, calico bass, lake trout, walleye, white perch, catfish, brook trout, rainbow trout, and largemouth bass locations statewide.
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James M. Shepard
Division of Fisheries and Game
Francis W. Sargent
Shepard
Massachusetts
Ashland
Aloysius Stachelek
Framingham
John J. Mega
Ware
Quabbin
Hardwick
Erna Storie
Chicopee Falls
Connecticut River
Hadley
Francis FE. Hayes
West Boylston
Wachusett
LeeRoy de Hoff
Suffield
Conn
Peter Yeskie
Northampton
Francis E. Hayes
Wachusett Reservoir
Fred Shearer Jr
South Hadley
Fishing Awards And Outdoor Show Highlights In New England
Entry blanks for the 1964 contest available to Pittsfield area anglers. Presentation of Sportfish awards highlighted the New England Outdoor Writers Association dinner at the New England Sportsmen's Show. Recipients included Laurence Rockefeller John Daly and the Fund for Preservation of Wildlife and Natural Resources. Tribute to John F Kennedy cited as father of conservation. Also noted fundraising by Middlesex County League of Sportsmen for Squannacook River land. Show drew 30,000 plus. Sam Huff attended. promoters may move to the Prudential Center next year.
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Rehoboth
Edward Nicewicz
Clinton
Wachusett Reservoir
Robert A. Deneault
New Bedford
Old Reservoir
John H. Thompson
Worcester
Bluegill
Little Chauncey Brook
Westboro
Steven Aldravandt
Plymouth
Town Brook
Pittsfield Area
Dick Moon’s
Fenn Street
Ernie's
Tyler St
New England Outdoor Writers Association
New England
Writers’ Organization of
Laurence
Rockefeller
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
United States
John Daly
Fund For Preservation of Wildlife
Boston
The
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy Memorial Library
Harvard University
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen
Chis
Sam Huff
New York Football Giants
Commonwealth Armory
Manny and
Henry Sherman
Prudential Center
Pontoosue Lake
William J. Kulish
Berkshire
State House
Law Enforcement
Sheehan
Committee of State Administration
New York Coliseum
Francis B. Mahoney
Framingham
Pittsfield
State Division of Forests and Parks
U. S. Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Goldwater Cuts His Own Throat in New York Crowd
Washington analysis notes Barry Goldwater's fall from favor among Republican professionals driven by his remarks at the Economic Club in New York and past positions. Critics say his image as a conservative leader hinges on a Chautauqua style appeal, not steady policy. The piece traces shifts since Kennedy's death and contrasts Goldwater's evolving stances on taxes, military authority, and TVA with the expectations of his core audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Maine
California
Economic Club
New York
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Johnson Signals Shift to Private Spending in 1964-65 Budget
President Johnson argues for a reduced federal deficit and a pivot from spending growth to boosting private consumer demand and business investment. He warns that if consumers and businesses do not spend and invest more, the economy will slow and federal spending must rise again.
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New York
Johnson
U.S
Absolutism and Toleration Urged by Dallas Steel King
Stanley Marcus of Netman Marcus Co. in Dallas warns against absolutism, defining an absolutist as one who claims sole wisdom and virtue. He urges rejection of this spirit and calls for citizen tolerance of differing views to ensure the community’s future health.
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Ares Berkshires
Chaer
Prentiss Bake Shop
North Street
Haddad's Motor Sales, Inc
West St
Pittsfield, Mass
Joseph Alsop
Washington
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Elbert Hubbard
Yale
TVA
Wall Street
By Sylvia Porter
Pittsfield Ave
Columbus Ave
Radio Sfie
West Street
Dial
Rosenfeld
White
Bostonian Shoe Dept
Mansfield
Bostonian
Rosenfeld’s
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