Hunter Avoids Williamstown Wildlife Area After Injury
George Haddad, a West Street Pontiac dealer, vows to skip the 2000 acre Williamstown wildlife management area when pheasant season opens October 20. Haddad recalls his last hunt ending with six pellet wounds in the head cheek and arm, narrowly saving his eyesight thanks to safety glasses.
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George Haddad
West Street
George
Wounded Hunter Speaks Out On Woodcock Policy
A Massachusetts hunter voices concern over early and Friday stockpiling by the Division of Fisheries and Game, arguing that crowding on Saturdays jeopardizes safety. He cites safety risks in public hunting areas and calls for tighter hunter limits and safeguards. The piece also covers woodcock season timing, banding data, and related hunting notes.
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Mississippi MFDP Defeat Fueled by Strategic Delays
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party along with SNCC pursued a strategy to lose its bid to unseat five Mississippi segregationist congressmen. Two weeks before the House vote, liberal ADA members urged postponement to January, but MFDP rejected it. The House voted 228 to 143 against the challenge, underscoring the perceived weakness of the legal case and the broader aim to expose moral corruption of the power structure.
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Men's Art Class To Open Oct 6 At Berkshire Museum
The Polygnotus art group formerly the businessmen's class will begin its fall session on Wednesday October 6 at 7 p.m. in the Berkshire Museum. Led by Dr Ira Colby and directed by Stuart C Henry the class will cover watercolors pencil oils tempera and pastel open to men only meeting weekly until 10 p.m. Information is available at the museum office.
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Berkshire Museum
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Colby
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Britain Must Adopt New National Plan For True Ally Role
The National Plan outlines a decade long modernization effort for Britain aiming at a 25 percent rise in national output by 1970. It stresses government action to drive managers, labor, and investors, but questions Britain’s political ability and historical reliance on empire, reserve currency burdens, and West European comparisons. The piece argues Britain’s weakness at home and abroad risks losing status as a reliable ally.
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Portugal
Aden
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Johnson
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