Berkshire small game season shows cottontail bounty up
Field reports from the Berkshire area indicate cottontail rabbit and hare hunting producing better results than expected since the season opened on October 1 with grouse and woodcock season. Heavy foliage and dry conditions hindered grouse while woodcock appear scarce. veteran hunter Angelo Conte recalls many will ride rather than walk, urging more effort in brush.
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Nimrod
Angelo Conte
Ventura Ave
Angelo
Hunting Season Report Sees Illegal Kills And Dry Conditions
Hunting season reports highlight illegal stacking of ringnecks amid dry ground and noisy covers, with rain or light snow urged to aid birds. Opening day complaints fade as seasoned shooters perform on inland waters. Duck season ends first half Saturday. geese allowed until Dec 1, with second section Dec 10 to Jan 1. Fred Langevin shares Montana fishing notes and wildlife visits, citing Ninepipe Refuge and Bison Range. He and his son-in-law caught 19 salmon weighing nearly 15 pounds, with kokanee runs yielding a 35 per day limit. Also notes local wildlife hunts, gear guides, and community sports items.
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Fred C. Langevin
River St
Dalton
Western Mass. Electric Co
Montana
Keast
St. Ignatius
Mission Valley
Mr. Keast
Bureau of
Indian Affairs
U.S. Department of Public Health
Fred
Ninepipe National Wildlife Refuge
National Bison Range
U.S
Hawaii
Plathead Lake
Mississippi River
Jackson River
Mission River
Mission Lake
Swan River
Dalton Red and Gun Club
Cliff Perkins
Pittsfield High
Milton Perkins
Johnson Motors
Waukegan
Clair Bousquet
Bousquet
Pierce Pond
Maine
Clair
Riverview Blvd
Daytona Beach
Fla
Natural Resources
Sigfried W. Tooll
Vermont Fish & Game Board
Volpe
Fish and Game
Shepard
Officer Perkins
John A. Groves
Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
Lakeview
Bowmen
Vermont
GOP comeback in cities shakes Democratic strongholds
A Washington analysis notes liberal Republicans winning in New York and Philadelphia signal a shift. John Lindsay and Arlen Specter showcase gains among Black and minority voters, challenging traditional Democratic dominance and testing party alignment for 1968. Elizabeth.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Harlem
Abraham Beame
Lindsay
East Flatbush
Beame
Johnson
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Louisville
Marlon Cook
Jefferson County
Goldwater
Big City
Specter
James Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
Republican Party
Washington
New York City
Urban Discontent Rips Democratic Taproots In Cities
The article argues that urban voters across the Northeast Midwest rejected party machines, boosting Republicans in Philadelphia Toledo Akron and New Haven while New Jersey and New York showed mixed results. It warns that street poverty and tax pressures threaten cities and urges bold federal action to support urban renewal and infrastructure.
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Northeast
Midwest
Mason-Dixon Line
Connecticut
Waterbury
New Britain
Philadelphia
Akron
Toledo
Ohio
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
New Haven
Conn
Richard Lee
Johnson
Walter Lippmann
America
John Lindsay
New York
New York City
Lindsay
Democratic Party
Department of Urban Affairs
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Berkshires
Brodie
Bonny Ski & Sport
First St
Frank Weston
Besse-Clark
North St
South St
Asst
Phil Grande
Pial
Allendale Shopping Center
Burt Lancaster
Vengeance Valley
Secret
Ger
Doris Day
James Cagney
Asee
Emely
Channel
Inside Report
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Gern. Thomas
Power
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Fiorello la
Albany
Manhattan
Joseph Alsop
Lee
Smithereens
James C. Crumlish Jr
Hugh Scott
Robert Kunzig
Eugene Cowen
Scott
Cowen
Americans For Democratic Action
Scranton
Cleveland
Ralph Locher
John French
Ashford
Allstate Auto Insurance
Allstate
Bay State
Sears
Allstate Insurance Office
North Street
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