Three Outdoor Books For Waterfowlers And Woods Lovers
Our Veil Berkshires notes three books for outdoorsmen with a fourth due September. The Dueck Hunter’s Bible by Erwin A. Bauer covers ducks, blinds, decoys, dogs, clothing and cooking. Wild Fowl Decoys by Joel Barber explores decoy history, types, making and use with 140 illustrations and a new preface.
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Erwin A. Bauer
Doubleday
Bauer
Joel Barber
Dover Publications
George Ross Starr Jr
Duxbury
Books for Outdoorsman scale and decoy making plans
A survey of outdoor craft books and guides highlights decoy painting and wildlife subjects. It reviews C B Colby’s Wild Dogs and Bradford Angier’s How to Build Your Home in the Woods, noting content, illustrations, and practical details for outdoor living and conservation readers.
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C. B. Colby
Duell
State of
New York
Colby
Bradford Angier
Hart Publishing
Inside Report on Guns and Butter Tax Boost Clash
Washington report outlines how President Johnson faces a tax increase to curb inflation from Vietnam spending and Great Society programs. Officials warn deficits rise with defense outlays, while Republicans see an election edge from higher prices or taxes in 1966.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Republican Party
White House
Treasury
Congress
U.S
Burden of College Costs for Average Students Surges
The article notes a dramatic rise in overall student borrowing from $14 million to over $250 million annually, with private lending and mortgage loans adding about $1 billion, as scholarships and work programs fail to cover rising tuition. It highlights the squeeze on middle income families and forecasts continued enrollment growth and loan expansion through 1965 legislation and private lenders.
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New York
U.S
Spe
Cial
Doctor Revolt Feared Over Medicare Classification Change
San Francisco reports the AMA president warns doctors may refuse Medicare participation if Congress reclassifies radiologists pathologists anesthesiologists and psychiatrists from medical services to hospital services under a pending bill by Senator Paul Douglas. The change would shift payment from patients to hospitals prompting potential unrest.
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San Francisco
UPI
American Medical Association
Medicare
James Z. Appel
Paul Douglas
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