The Well-Tempered Angler by Arnold Gingrich
Arnold Gingrich writes a notable first book on trout and salmon fishing. Using ultralight tackle, he advocates tiny fly rods and reels, describing a 4 ft 4 in one ounce rod for trout and a two ounce, 64 ft rod limit for salmon. He aims to become a 2-20 angler and finds the thrill in slim, precise casts rather than brute luck.
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Arnold Gingrich
Esquire Magazine
Gingrich
Albert A. Knopf, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
A Fine Book on Fine Fishing and Related News
A survey of angling lore tracks a lifelong fisherman from bass lures to midge rods, noting meetings with Hemingway and Wulff. It highlights Col. Bates Jr. Streamer Fly Fisher in Fresh and Salt Water, with limited editions, orders, and an array of regional fishing updates, season dates, and lake reports across New England and nearby waters.
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Paul Young
Detroit
Gingrich
United States
Canada
Ireland
France
Austria
England
Ernest Hemingway
Lee Wulff
Charles Ritz
al McLane
Hemingway
Ant
Col
Joseph D. Bates Jr
Prymwood Road
Longmeadow
Mass
Col. Bates
Walter L. Graves
Holmes Road
Warren A. (Casey
Turner
Greenwater
Massachusetts
Eugene D. Moran
Division of Fisheries and Game
Hubbard Avenue
Pittsfield
Harald Kahn
Berkshire Fish Market
Freeling Smith
Stephentown
N.Y
Harold
Moose Lake
N.S
Yarmouth
Freeling
Ed Jankowski
Linden St
Onota Lake
Bob James
Pittsfield High
Ottawa University
Kansas
Pontoostte
Jug End
South Egremont
Maine
Information & Education Division
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Augusta
Fish River
Inside Report A Quota System Is Needed If Integration Is To Last
A columnist argues that Northern integration will fail without a quota on Negro enrollment. He cites Chicago and Washington programs showing white flight and the risk of all Negro schools unless a fixed cap is used. He notes civil rights leaders oppose quotas publicly, while officials favor them privately.
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South
Big Cities
Chicago
Hyde Park High School
Benjamin Willis
Hyde Park High
Hyde Park
University of Chicago
Ray
Ray School
Washington, D.C
Paul Junior
Washington
Paul
Rabaul
Brent
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Debate Over Negotiation Unrealistic in Vietnam Policy
Opinion piece argues the public sees negotiations about Vietnam as unrealistic. It notes Hanoi's vague 1964 offer, Johnson's unconditional stance to appease critics, and calls out the misuse of negotiations as a political tool. It cites Moyers and Gen Johnson, warns against misleading interpretations of U.S. aims.
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Johnson
U.S
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Pnd
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Inside Report
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Wallington
Charles H. Wilson
Highland Park
Saturday Review
Rescen
Dial
Joseph Alsop
White House
Bill D. Moyers
North
Moyers
South Viet Nam
304Th
la Drang
U.S. Army
Harold K. Johnson
Korea
Truman
Gen. Johnson
Harry
Smith
Kayser
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