Pollack previews Massachusetts hunting season prospects
Pollack, chief game biologist, sees better upland game and pheasant outlook with 50 000 cock birds to be released, 8 000 10 000 hens brood stock, stocking lists A B C, season possibly extended to end of grouse and quail seasons. Public hearing Friday night at Westboro HQ for Feb 20 to Nov 29 period. gun holiday runs Oct 1 19. Rabbits abundant, quail good, grouse spotty, turkeys protected. deer season dates Vermont Oct 10 25 noted.
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Bill Pollack
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Bill
Pittsfield
Hubbard Ave
Massachusetts
Williamstown
Westboro
Fireman Fish and Game Board
Lebanon Valley
Chiff Frambach
Agle
Gene Moran
Russell Cookingham
Jim Shepard
Alford
Emerson Chandler
Peru
Vermont
Bill Ogert
Adams
Quabbin Reservoir
Robert Berquist
Worcester
Khrushchev Watchers See A Formidable, Humble Figure On Stage
A guide to observing Khrushchev over ten days notes rivals Molotov Malenkov and Zhukov as cautionary examples. It highlights his unassuming appearance, animated forthrightness without spectacles, and sudden harshness when questioned on Hungary or Stalin’s crimes. It warns of the danger and strength in his self view as a moral, ultimate product of an iron struggle.
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Washington
Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Molotov
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Shepilov
Bulganin
Khrushchevy
Marshal Zhukov
Khrushche
Zhukov
Khrushches
National Press Club
China
America
Little Nikita
Kremlin
Hungary
Stalin
Horatius
Cosa
Albamia
Nikita
Laos
Berlin
Turgenev
United States
54 Sign Open Letter Endorsing Mr. K's Visits
NEW YORK AP Fifty four prominent Americans back President Eisenhower in talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in an open letter to the people. The signees include Sen Richard Neuberger Dr Robert F Goheen Princeton University president publisher John Cowles Norman Thomas Dr Martin Luther King and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt.
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New York
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Richard Neuberger
D-Ore
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton University
John Cowles
Norman Thomas
Martin Luther King
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Value of the dollar disputed by Khrushchev era analysis
A First National City Bank study compares currency losses of 35 nations over five and ten years, arguing the U S dollar’s decline has been among the smallest worldwide. It notes the 1.5 percent annual loss since 1953, contrasts with larger drops in others, and argues U S incomes and social security pensions rose while the dollar moved toward stability.
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Khrushchev
U.S
First National City Bank of New York
Venezuela
Bolivar
Ecuador
Sucre
Portugal
Escudo
Switzerland
France
Canada
Belgium
Germany
Japan
India
Pakistan
Conte Ends Session Without Missing a Vote
Washington congressman Silvio A Conte completed his first House session without missing a record vote. In eight and a half months, 176 record votes and quorum calls occurred. Conte answered 175, missing one quorum call due to a plane delay returning from Massachusetts. His final votes supported extending the Civil Rights Commission for two years and the 1980 Mutual Security Appropriation bill.
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Washington
Silvio A Conte
House of Representatives
Conte
Massachusetts
Civil Rights Commission
Mutual Security
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