Trout ponds in New York offer paid catch and release style
The Berkshires seek trout fishing options after the Sheffield Trout Farm closed. In Austerlitz on Middle Road near Route 22, John Ross runs 75 acres with a large pond and ten smaller pools stocked with rain bow and brown trout. Patrons may fish any pool by fly or spin casting. live bait is banned. The fee is 140 dollars per trout, with no catch no pay, but you must keep what you catch. The piece notes varied luck among anglers and cautions about snags and tangled lines in the woodsy setting.
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Berkshire
Under Mountain Road
Sheffield
Austerlitz
N.Y
Middle Road
John Ross
Mr. Boss
Local trout pools lure hobbyist in Austerlitz
John Boss, a Sparkill meat market operator, develops Austerlitz trout pools on his property begun 11 years ago for personal hobby. Pools opened to public this year amid abundant water. He aims to create adult stock browns and rainbows. Nearby sportsmen push for public access and river protection, plus concerns over Bancroft mill pollution and Hartsville hatchery water supply.
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John Boss
Sparkill
Rockland County
N.Y
Austerlitz
Mr. Boss
Chatham High School
Lee
Lakeview
Warren A
Casey) Turner
Brent Ponds
Lake Garfield
Windsor Pond
Lake Buel
Turner
Laurel Lake
John
Qld
Qld Faithful) di Orio, Secretary, Was Asked To Write To Angelyo Santosca
State Department of Public Health
Bancroft
West Branch
Westfield
Becket
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Bancorft
Sam Simmonetta
Pittsfield Club
DiOrio
James M. Shepard
Fish and Game
Hartsville
Merritt Chapman
League
Larry Bishop
Larry Toporowski
Cheshire
Lindsay Tussle With Rockefeller Splits New York Republicans
New York City amid pre primaire infighting sees Rep. John V. Lindsay face rupture with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a separate Republican City Campaign Committee forms. Tensions grow between Lindsay camp and regular Republican ranks, complicating future legislative races while Lindsay pursues NYC mayoral bid.
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New York
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
William Pfeiffer
Lindsay
Robert Price
Bob Price
Price
John A. Wells
Belmont Plaza
Roosevelt Hotel
Lindsay-Price
Money's Worth Hamburgers and Hot Dogs Hit by Drought
The drought reduces beef and veal supplies driving tighter meat markets. Ernest Bauer of B N S International Sales cites 65 million tons beef consumed annually, rising imports to 1.7 billion pounds by 1963, and rising global demand. Prospects point to tighter supplies as production shifts and new grazing areas are sought.
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New York
Northeast
Ernest Bauer
B.N.S. International Sales Corp
International Commodity Traders
Bauer
U.S
Oll
Jan
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Argentina
Brazil
Kenya
Ethiopia
Sudan
Henry VIII
England
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Nichols College
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Harry Theriault
Eagle
Goose
Frank
L. A. Brown Paper Company
Gus
Plainfield Pond
Route 11
Plainfield
Gene Moran
Inside Report
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Jacob Javits
Helen Gurley Brown
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Alberto Gainza
Paz
la Prensa
Buenca Airea
State Republican Committee
William F. Buckley Jr
Conservative Party
John Lindsay
South
Hack and Brown
Belek
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By Sylvia Porter
Spiel
Kelly
Kayser
Clarice Corset
North St
Maplewood Ave
Bob Hope
Earl Wrightson and
Lois Hunt
Wayne Newton Loka
Pat Woodell
Rudenko Brothers
Eastern States Horse Show
BIG wDre
Jack Kochman
Hell
Big John
Aquarama
Indian Village
Coliseum
Ferro String Band
Philadelphia
Mummers
Candy Candido
Philadelphia Mummers
Gene Holter
Storrowton
Storrowton Creative Crafts Show
Better Living Center
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P.O. Box
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Mass
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North Street
Wiltsies
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