Trout Memories From The Berkshires And River Tales
A reflective piece on trout in New England waters, contrasting native brook trout with the brown and European imports. It recalls past pollution, mill dams, and evolving stream conditions, plus a car troubles anecdote related to a South Londonderry garage owner who enjoys eating real trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
New England
Scotland
England
Ireland
Europe
John Wiley
West River
Londonderry
John
Brown Trout Odyssey and the Older, Wiser Fish
The piece argues brown trout outlive brook trout, thrive in dirtier water, and outsmart anglers. It recalls 1940s Utah browns, Von Behr’s brown eggs via Seth Green, and how browns occupy larger streams while brookies dwindle. It notes long brown lifespans, smarter behavior, and difficulty of catching them in hard water. Katharine H. Annin signs as editor.
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Brookie
Logan River
Utah
Prof
von Behr
Seth Green
New York
Green
Battenkill
Back Country
Canada Line
Vermont
Letters to the Editor on pills and public welfare
The writer defends prior statements on oral contraceptives, cites The Ladies’ Home Journal and Morton Mintz’s books, and argues for informed public discussion. A second letter supports petition-driven reform in Massachusetts and calls for a constitutional convention. A third piece, by Joshua J. Alpern, critiques Middle East policy and U.N. actions with references to Egypt, Jordan, and El Fatah.
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Morton Mintz
Mintz
Hubert Humphrey
Estes Kefauver Ald
Ladies Home Journal
Joan Lockey
Elmview Ter
Pittsfield
the Eagle
Massachusetts House of Representatives
General Court
Howell A. Bates
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
Boston
Mideast
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Israel
U.N
Suez Canal
Egypt
United Press
Jordan
Hussein
Midle East
Syria
Algeria
Sven
Lebanon
Gerald Ford
el Fatah
United States
Joshua J. Alpern
M.D. T
West Romneya Drive
Anaheim
Cali
Money's Worth Rackets Flourish In Auto Insurance
The piece cites New York City cases of staged auto accidents and false whiplash claims, outlining a nationwide fraud ring involving lawyers doctors insurers and auto repairers. It explains how such schemes inflate premiums, describes typical scam tactics, and urges readers to report suspicions to state insurance departments or the U.S. Post Office.
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New York
New York City
U.S
U.S. Post Office
Post Office
Campus unrest requires data before judgment
Washington insight argues for careful, data driven assessment of campus unrest. The piece notes unclear on campus dynamics from San Francisco State to Columbia, Harvard, Cornell and Chicago, urging restraint and gradual understanding rather than sweeping conclusions. It highlights ambiguous motives, differing faculty responses, and need for clarity amid mystery and uncertainty.
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Washington
San Francisco State College
San Francisco
Cess
Edward Leyi
Chicago
Columbia
Kirk
Harvard
Quotes From Civic Leaders At Yale Fellowship
Mayor Carl B. Stokes of Cleveland spoke at Yale University during a three day Chubb Fellowship about addressing environmental problems with human effort. Nobel laureate George Wald urged that student unrest be met with adult responsibility, warning that unrest should be curbed by mature action.
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Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Yale University
George Wald
Harvard
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Berkshires
Katharine H. Annin
Maine
Shellyn Miller
Mark Harwood
Rattenkill
Shaftsbury
Sears
Allendale Shopping Center
Washington Insight
By Joseph Kraft
Cox Committee
Archibald Cox
Harvard Law School
Vietnam
Nathan Pusey
Grayson Kirk
James Perkins
Cornell
Hayakawa
San Francisco State
South St
Thurs
Richard P. Rita
North St
Dial
Eady Stover
Russell Stover
Steven
Allendale Pharmacy Inc
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