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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
19
Gov Peabody ordered midnight closure of woodlands due to tinder dry conditions ending grouse and woodcock season and delaying duck season on inland waters. Upland bird and small game seasons postponed to Monday while fishing bans apply inland except on coastal waters and certain accessible waters.
The column item reports Ed’s fishing entries submitted through Dick Moon’s store, notes family ties to Pittsfield football, and introduces Berkshire County League officers. It discusses a Dalton man’s no plea for carrying an empty rifle, trout and pheasant notes, and a white hen at the Berkshire County Jail grounds. It critiques Francis Hughes against Sargent licensing outlets, and outlines woodland openings and hunter registrations. A Minnesota bridge-building method is described, plus Rabbit trap antics. A long geopolitical discussion on China Japan trade, arms, and postwar credits ends urging patience in Washington policy.
A New York feature discusses how the 1963 House-passed tax bill would reshape taxation on dividends, sick pay, investment credits, and holding companies. It urges married couples to adjust ownership to maximize exemptions, notes sick pay tax changes after 30 days, and explains how investment credits could apply to full machine cost.
Robert Brice Harris says his practice is overwhelmed as he takes only one of every twenty job offers. He cautions that barring a major recession, no new setup appears likely.
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