Public information gaps after hunting season reopening
The Berkshire Eagle laments slow state information on hunting season closures and reopenings. It criticizes unavailable division of law enforcement phone lines, limited state police detail, and reliance on newspapers and wire services for updates. Governor Peabody announced Woods reopened at midnight Tuesday, news breaking after most papers had gone to press.
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State Division of Law Enforcement
The
Eagle
Division of Law Enforcement
Will Rogers
Boston
Associated Press
United Press International
Peabody
Conservation Officers
Division of Fisheries and Game
Bryant
Red) Chaplin
Massachusetts Wildlife
Eugene D. Moran
Dalton
Western District
Wildlife District
Joseph D. Bates
Longmeadow
Doubleday & Co., Inc
Garden City
N. Y
Harold Vv. May
George J. Hashim
Thomas Soutier
Pittsfield
Onola Lake
Marcel H. Pellier
Eagle’s Composing Room
Wiliamstown
Outdoor Life
Department of the Interior
Sportsmen’s Service Bureau
Lexington Ave
New York City
States
Canada
Inadequate Public Info for Hunters on Opening Day
Hunters faced confusion as the 12 noon opening rule clashed with coastal openings. Some waited until noon to hunt inland while others risked fines. Calls for better public information via press, radio, and district telephone access were made, noting budget limits and uneven enforcement.
The Civil Rights Bill Faces Slow House Hurdles
The civil rights bill is saved from unlikely allies but blocked by procedural delays. Rep. McCulloch and Rep. Lindsay push bipartisan support, yet House Rules may delay action well into December, risking a Senate showdown and Christmas recess. The tax bill also lurches forward, likely missing its best moment this year. The piece laments Congress’s creeping dysfunction and paralysis.
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House Judiciary Committee
William McCulloch
John Lindsay
New York
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Congress
Rep. McCulloch
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Witn Lesses
Money's Worth Clothing Trade Overlooking Enormous Markets Overseas
New York reports demand for American casual cotton and synthetic dresses in France Italy and West Germany. Export totals show tiny markets despite large potential, with 1962 sales of 7232 dollars in cotton dresses and 13635 dollars in synthetic to France and 40000 dollars to West Germany. Analysts blame US indifference and barriers while urging expanded exports to create jobs and reduce deficits.
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Italy
West Germany
United States
Eleanor Lambert
U.S
Europe
State Department
Quotes on bargaining sessions and unionism from I F Stone
Stone argues in The Haunted House that bargaining sessions resemble a wrestling match. He claims industry lords seek to pin labor with wage demands that trigger higher prices, viewing trade unionism as a profit escalator.
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I. F.stone
Random House
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