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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
15
Vermont opens land game shooting today while New York starts Monday and Maine and New Hampshire also begin. Grouse and woodcock runs are strong with woodcock up to date and grouse perhaps the best since 1952. Pheasant stocking programs note good prospects for ringnecks.
Hunting opens in three states and Vermont bows-only season starts Oct 9 for 16 days with a bow permit. Massachusetts pilots permits for private shooting preserves at Jug End and nearby clubs while William Gilligan opens a new preserve after a Tanganyika safari. Dr Edward Cristiano of Pittsfield dies, a noted angler in the Berkshire Miramichi group. A Pittsfield club meeting and various fishing and hunting notes follow, including a Derbyshire anecdote, duck stamp sales rise to 1,565,860.
Inside Report describes a Berkeley scene where leftist agitators, led by students and some nonstudents, openly harangue at Sproul Plaza using university supplied loudspeakers. The piece argues this political activity risks academic freedom, strains campus order, and could influence statewide and national politics amid a push for sterner discipline.
The excerpt cites Peale's praise of sexual freedom and a 112 percent rise in unmarried mothers ages 15 to 19, framing it as part of a broader worry over crime and divorce while predicting a potential new era of greatness in a forthcoming Reader's Digest feature.
The piece critiques U S image rules on tear gas use in Vietnam and notes recent changes after a Marine officer used tear gas in a cave refuge. It analyzes the Ben Cat assault, failure to locate key underground factories, and the challenge of destroying fortress areas while weighing containment methods and lasting contaminants.
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