Bald Eagle Defended as U S Emblem
In New York readers and prominent figures push back against a critical article about the bald eagle. Carl Buchheister of the National Audubon Society defends the bird as a symbolic national emblem, arguing human traits do not apply to animals and urging support for Old Baldy.
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Bald eagle protection stirs public defense and humor
A reader letter argues for continued Baldy defense as a symbol and criticizes replacing the bald eagle with a humorous hairy-coated jackass. The piece cites federal protection, conservation concern, and public opinion including Alan Douglass of Brooklyn. The author notes the eagle's fish heavy diet and its role in nature's balance.
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Poland To Build Russian Vessels for Soviet Union
Warsaw reports Poland will construct 122 ocean going vessels totaling 830000 tons for the Soviet Union by 1965. The ships include cargo vessels tankers timber transports fishing boats and fishing factory vessels.
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