Hartsville Hatchery News Spurs Berkshire Interest in State Takeover
Good news from JIM SHEPARD'S disclosure that a possible state takeover of Hartsville hatchery may occur, easing concerns for Berkshire anglers while trout allotments for western counties face cuts. Hartsville produced 34,747 trout for county waters in 1963 and 62,446 trout in 1962, with brookies browns rainbows and weight totals detailed. hatchery attracts thousands yearly to Vermont New York and Connecticut, despite scarce local awareness.
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Gene Moran
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Ktassachusetts
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Ft. Dix
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Frank Root
Baxter State Park
Maine
Colton H
Rocky) Bridges
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Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
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H. Werner Buck
Johnsons Backstage War With Senate Peace Bloc
Washington President Johnson used indirect tactics to manage Congress over Viet Nam. The peace bloc of Democratic senators challenged his stance, nearly fracturing the administration and revealing internal tensions. Bundy pressured leaders, while Johnson nudged allies to harden or soften lines, leaving the Senate split and Johnson's strategy exposed. The episode underscores the limits of his indirect approach in a volatile domestic war debate.
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Thomas Dodd
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U.S. Strategy Aims to Punish North Viet Nam
The article argues President Johnson’s latest attacks signal a non surrender policy and seeks to pressure North Vietnam through calculated reprisals. It links Sun Tzu maxims to U.S. aims, noting the goal is to deter aggression while preserving South Vietnam’s freedom with minimal fighting and leaving North Vietnam an escape path through negotiated settlement.
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