Muzzle-Loader Deer Day Planned in New Hampshire
Our Berkshires group explains New Hampshire will host a muzzle loader deer hunting day on November 11 if woods reopen. Hunters age 18 or older with a hunting license, bow and arrow license, and a muzzle-loading license may hunt from before sunrise to after sunset. The bow license is required by law as part of the special license.
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New Hampshire
Fish and Game Department
Concord
N. H
Alfred Wagner
Navy
GE Ordnance Plant
Pennsylvania
Wagner
Central Berkshire
Blandford Fox Club
Blandford Road
Agricultural Hall
Blandford Fair Grounds
Delaware County
N.Y
Vermont
Vermont Fish and Game Department
New York
North Country
John F. Decker
Stockbridge
Massachusetts Council of Sportsmen’s Clubs
National Wildlife Federation
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
France Eyes Recognition of Communist China Motives Seen
A column discusses potential French moves toward recognizing Beijing, predicting a shift under de Gaulle. It cites possible French credits and oil trade hopes, and notes U S policy in Viet Nam and a French intrigue aims to sway Ngo Dinh Nhu.
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Edgar Faure
China
de Gaulle
Guillaume Georges Flicot
Peking
French Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Maurice Couve de Murville
Dean Rusk
Gen. de Gaulle
Mao Tse-tung
Georges Picot
Soviet Union
France
United Nations
Moscow
Kennedy
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Messange
Pham van Dong
Nhu
U. S
Paris
Charles E. Bohlen
Money's Worth Shifts to More Than One Car
New York report shows a West Coast family with four in the household owns 10 cars and plans a new convertible, signaling a broader shift to multi car ownership. Since 1949 the share of families with more than one vehicle rose from 1.5 million to 12 million, with expectations to reach two cars per family by 1980 if trends continue. Strong economic factors including rising personal income, credit availability, and suburban growth drive a boom in auto sales and jobs.
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New York
Dodger
Sindlinger
Economic Service
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
U.S
Michigan University
Rockefeller cites California population lead in California League speech
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said New York has been losing population to California during a speech to the California League of Cities. He noted the only gain is Dick Nixon, and he was glad to have him.
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San Francisco
UPI
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
California
California League of Cities
Rockefeller
Dick Nixon
Libel Law Cited As Shield Behind Profumo Affair
London Times reporter H. H. Hayman argues England's libel law censors press freedom and helped intensify the Profumo affair, noting that fear of libel shaped what could be published and how the case unfolded.
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England
H. H. Hayman
London Times
British Institute of Journalists
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Berkshires
Joseph Alsop
Bob Snyder
Dalton Red and Gun Club
Bob
George Baumann Sr
William Harriman
Times Union
Albany
N. Y
Pittsfield
Battenkill
Gib Felix
Albert
Felix
Far East
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
By Sylvia Porter
U S
Lenox School
Kemble Street
Churchill Road
Crane Inn
Dalton, Massachusetts
Tel
Dalton
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Davings Bank
Photo Shop
East Street
Royal Discount
Fourth St
West Street
Plymouth
By Ghensler
New England
Pete's Motors, Inc
East St
Pittsfiald
Mass
Pell-Dodge, Inc
So, Main St
Barrington, Mass
South St
Pittsfield, Mass
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