Land-Grabbers Are Back in Montana Editorial Reply
The Herald reprints part of FL Sinclair of the American National Live Stock Association reply to Wildlife Management Institute claims. Sinclair defends ranchers in Billings and Montana, argues public grazing policy follows Hoover Commission, and asserts Forest Service permits and reimbursements. He cites cattle industry importance, proposes court access for permit disputes, and defends grazing amid wildlife concerns.
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Chester K. Shore
Herald
Informa Son
Wildlife Management Institute of
Washington
D. C
FL. Sinclair
American National Live Stock Association
Sheridan
Wyoming
Sinclai
Wildlife Management Institute
Sinclair
Billings
Montana
Amske
Hoover Commission
American National Livestock Association
Forest Department
Forest Service
United States of America
Bureau of Land Management
Fish and Game Commission
Fussig
Voice of the People letter policy prompts readers
The Herald invites letters from readers on local, state, and national matters but restricts length to about 300 words. Each submission should include the writer's name and address, though these details will not be published. The policy emphasizes typed submissions when possible.
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Keith W. Trout
Custer Country
GL. Stremer
Capitol
Wensurer
the Herald
Korea policy debate on private talks and public discussion
The writer notes ongoing debate over U S positions in Korea, facing two opposing horns of policy. They reference Mr Carrall's arguments favoring engaging Korea and counterpoints citing important reasons against withdrawal, highlighting Chinese aggression as a key factor in broader considerations.
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Korea
Mr. Carrall
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