Secrets of grouse hunting from Drummer in the Woods author
North American grouse expert Burton L. Spiller in Drummer in the Woods advocates constant gun readiness and precise sound-location as key. He notes evergreen backdrops, a good dog, and swift, confident swings to kill consistently. Spiller also reveals preferences for shotgun gauges and hunting psychology.
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North America
Burton L. Spiller
D. van Nostrand Co
Princeton
N.J
Spiller
New England
Omer
Grouse hunting notes mix stories with season dates
The article describes a book on grouse hunting and its storytelling style, quotes a hunter about shot sizes and practice, and notes Massachusetts opening days for grouse woodcock duck pheasant and small game. It cites Harvest season rules, fish and game plans, stocking news, access point sites, and a Dalton Rod and Gun Club banquet.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire County League of Sportsmen
State Fish and Game Administration
Miramichi River
New Brunswick
North Adams
Boston
Gene Moran
District
Berkshire
Pontoosuc Lake
Onota Lake
Richmond Pond
Windsor Pond
Laurel Lake
York Pond
Lake Garfield
Lake Buel
Greenwater Pond
Goose Pond
Otis Reservoir
Deerfield
Natural Resources
Charles H. W. Foster
Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Sheehan
Berkshires
Bondi’s Island
West Springfield
Agawam
Michael Hudoba
Washington
Sports Afield
America
States Fisheries and Game
Francis W. Sargent
Hudoba
Dalton Rod and Gun Club
Dalton American Legion
Paar Confirms Bid for Maine TV Station Purchase
Comedian Jack Paar confirmed Thursday he has bid to buy WMTW TV in Poland Springs Maine, with sources noting the offer exceeds 3 million dollars. Paar said he would be active in management as NBC contract permits if the sale completes. WMTW is an ABC affiliate perched atop Mt. Washington NH.
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Poland Springs
Maine
UPI
Jack Paar
Paar
Wmtw-Tv
Washington, N.H
NBC
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
No Exit For Red China In The Great Leap Foward
The piece argues Mao Zedong's push to build a military industrial state collapsed Chinese countryside life, with a failed population squeeze and a backward economic shift by 1961 62. It notes a potential exit via population control but doubts its effectiveness. It highlights unreliable agricultural data, flawed collective farming, and a conflict between private plots and public land. The author warns of a downward trend and no viable way out for Beijing.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Cuba
Mao and Company
Boston Race Vote Signals Growing Civil Rights Backlash
Louise Hicks swept the Boston School Committee race as an NAACP foe, with strong gains among middle income whites in West Roxbury and Back Bay. The result mirrors tensions in Chicago Philadelphia and Indianapolis as Democrats fear the shifting civil rights tide shapes upcoming mayoral and city elections.
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Boston
Louise Hicks
NAACP
Boston School Committee
Kennedy
North
Hicks
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Arts Naacp
Collins
West Roxbury
Back Bay
Melvin King
King
Mattapan
Arthur Gartland
Falcroft
Moscow
White House
Giant
Arsenal Technical School
Washington
Reapportionment and Freedom in Self Government
Judge J Shelly Wright of the U S Court of Appeals DC Circuit argues that Supreme Court rulings on reapportionment shape American freedom. He says a truly free country requires fair apportionment so all voters, not just farmers or small-town residents, influence governance.
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Supreme Court
J. Shelly Wright
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Circuit
Reporter
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Silvio O. Conte
Dalton, Massachusetts
Tel
Dalton
Joseph Alsop
Hong Kong
Russia
Browning
Remington Ithaca
Winchester
Stevens
Dick Moon
Sporting Goods
Fenn St
Inside Report
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Chicago
Richard Daley
James Tate
Tate
Frcleaned
Dubois
Ockadi
Atsor Post-&-Rall
Pittsfield
Churchill Road
Dial
Plymouth
Valiant
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chler Motors
Rusler
Pete's Motors, Inc
East St
Mass
South St
Pittsfield, Mass
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