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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1963

Page

19

Licensing Study Reforms Fishing and Hunting Licenses in Massachusetts

Francis Sargent leads a study resulting in a simplified two-form license system for hunting and fishing, replacing 14 forms. The plan aims to cut printing costs by about $10,000 annually, improve data processing, and allow more outlets to sell licenses. Public clerks oppose store sales due to income and auditing concerns, while broader adoption awaits Fisheries and Game Board review on Sept. 20.

Francis Sarge) Sargent Division of Fisheries and Game Massachusetts Sargent DFG Bryant Red) Chaplin Edward W. Hanley Connecticut Fisheries and Game Board Massachusetts City and Town Clerks Association Northampton Francis Hughes Marshfield Hughes

China expansion must be resisted in Asia

A Bangkok column argues that renewed Chinese advances threaten India and the region. It says the United States bears a growing responsibility beyond military aid, warnings that a new invasion could trigger a broader Western retreat and destabilize Burma Laos Thailand and North Vietnam.

Bangkok Thailand China India Burma Laos U.S America Peking Washington Eisenhower White House Viet Nam Kennedy North Asia

Money's Worth: Federal Pay Scale Rises Over Private Rates

A New York analysis shows starting federal salaries for typists office clerks stenographers and office managers will exceed private sector pay on Jan 1 by 600 509 400 and 200 dollars respectively with broad fringe benefits including generous vacation sick leave and group insurance The piece notes top executive pay remains higher in private industry feeding recruitment concerns while federal employment has grown to 2 5 million civilians and highlights rising government influence across states and agencies.

Uncle Sam White House Clarence B. Randall Supreme Court

Prohibition of Strikes Is Unfair Says UFT Leader

Charles Cogen of the United Federation of Teachers of New York City denounces teacher strikes as unfair and totalitarian and urges educators to model civic courage and idealism for their students.

Charles Cogen United Federation of Teachers of New York City

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