Huntors Trappers and Conservation Officials Meet
Representatives from sportsmen, state and national forest agencies, trappers, and The Penn State University gathered in Harrisburg on June 30 for the annual conference. They discussed hunting seasons and bag limits, deer overpopulation, and related crop damage and highway safety concerns. The meeting led to seasons and limits decisions sent to the Governor for the next hunting period. Chapman Dam Park expansion received prior approval with a 4679 acre parcel sold for 8,890.10 dollars. A 1954 deed finalized the sale funds, later allocated to acquire more Game Lands. The new free Pennsylvania State map highlights State Game Lands and facilities, aiding outdoors enthusiasts. Game Protector Arthur T. Biondi notes two years of free trees and shrubs donated to Mercer County farmers and youth groups, reflecting broad conservation support.
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Penn State University
Federation of
Pennsylvania Department of Orests and Waters
Alleheny National Forest
Game Commission
Chapman Dam Park
Department of Forests and Waters
Peasant Township
Warren County
Chapman Dam
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Department of Highways
The
Allegheny National Forest
Arthur T. Biondi
Mercer County
Boy Scouts
FFA
Johnson in touch from bed after heart attack
Senator Lyndon Johnson remains confined to bed at Naval Medical Center Bethesda after a moderately severe heart attack. He keeps informed on Senate developments through family aides and visiting colleagues, reading newspapers and selected mail. A television is in his room, monitored by his wife Lady Bird, who has stayed nearby since his hospitalization. Two Johnson secretaries work near his room to assist with affairs.
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Washington
Sen Lyndon
Johnson
Senate
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Texas
Lady Bird
Duck and pheasant chick join farmyard family scene
In Berks County a female mallard nesting in a meadow was followed by a newly hatched brood. A ringneck pheasant chick, lost in tall grass, was found and placed with a bantam hen. In Tioga County a red fox fought a house cat at Mill Creek, with the fox retreating after a dust kicked up during the scuffle.
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Harry H. Rickart
Berks County
Dennis Feik
Feik
Mill Creek
Tioga County
James A. Osman
Atomic energy power sale outlined by AEC plan
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the first government sale of atomic produced electric energy to Niagara Mohawk for a 3 milla kilowatt hour price. Steam from a West Milton reactor will drive a 10 000 kilowatt turbine generator operated by General Electric, with the Sea Wolf submarine project in Groton noted as context. The deal is temporary while public power entities consider transmission access.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Atomic Energy Commission Today
Niagara- Mohawk Power Corp
Commission
Federal Power Commission
AEC
West Milton
Niagara-Mohawk
General Electric Co
Groton
Conn
ABC
Delaware County Rural Electric Cooperative
Delhi
Ilion
Holyoke
Mass
Robbed Same Place Often Robbed Same Place Often
Worcester man Richard P. Cincotta, 21, was arrested after admitting a pattern of break ins at a single Pleasant Street apartment. He allegedly stole a $50 watch on July 6, a pair of dungarees the next day, and a $75 camera yesterday, selling items for far less than their value to fund meals. He was arrested in a restaurant.
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Worcester
Mass
Richard P. Cincotta
Pleasant Street
Cincotta
Air Transfer Is Complete at Ashiya Japan
The 3,817 paratroopers of the Airborne Regimental Combat Team completed a historic air transfer to Japan. The final C124 transport landed at 6 01 a m two hours early. Captain Francis Burnett of Melrose Massachusetts piloted the mission and troops will be moved by train to three camps on Kyushu Island. Colonel Ennis L Johnson from Jamesstown South Dakota commands the transport group and will oversee the settlement of the unit in the field.
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Ashiya
Japan
18Th
Air Force
Ft. Campbell
Francis Burnett
Melrose
Mass
Kyushu Island
Ennis L. Johnson
James' Stown, S. D
Fires Officials in Morocco Under New French Resident
Gilbert Grandval, six days into his post as French resident general in Morocco, fired nine French administrative officials for psychological reasons tied to the old policy. The move comes as part of easing French control to curb terrorism while 3,100 troops from the 187th are being ferried from Ashiya to Fort Bragg. Some 19 C-124 aircraft have left for the United States as Operation Gyroscope proceeds.
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Rabat
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Paris
Ashiya
Itagake
187Th
Ft. Bragg
N.C
States
Rabbis Seek Moscow Visit Amid Scholarship Rejections
The Chi Rabbinical Council of America and Formosa Orthodox rabbinate rejected 381 Formosa students for scholarships. Soviet embassy in Washington asked high schoolers to study in U.S. colleges. Council president Rabbi David B. Hollander announced the move as 246 other applicants passed exams. China Post notes the trip could be politically risky. China Post editorime comments on the issue.
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Fallsburgh
N.Y
Formosa
Chi Rabbinical Council of America
Washington
U.S. Schools Union
David B. Hollander
China Post
Nual
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