Outdoors Roundup in Southeastern Ohio Highlights Fisheries and Forestry
The report notes Lakes Logan Burr Oak Hope harbour large sport fish with many 7 to 10 inch averages and big muskies. White pine red pine and other species are in demand for reforestation across 17 counties. Wood ducks and quail coveys appear healthy as deer and wildlife activity is observed across state forests.
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Run
Meigs County
Lake Ops
Logan
Veto Lake
Washington County
An White
White
Buckeye
Don Richter
Ohio Division of Forestry
Ohio Reclamation Association
Ohio Power Co
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Richter
Yong
4-H
Athens
Ohio
Allen Cannon
Division of Wild
le Sheldon Colvin
Kelleys Island
Colvin
Fires burn 1 560 acres in Southcentral Ohio woods and fields
Through May 19 there were 288 and forest fires this year in Southcentral Ohio’s Rest Protection District 5. Fire chief Wendell Schaller attributes most fires to debris burning and smoking with railroads next. Wild turkeys are increasing with no open season. Boating safety is urged by James Wells as 17 Ohio units teach free courses on piloting and rules, with materials sold. Ten bears are listed in an an-
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W. E. Houf
Tar
Ohio Divisions of Forestry and Water
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fire Weather Observer
Chicago
Division of Forestry
Shawnee Forest
Scioto County
Southcentral Ohio
Wendell Schaller
Ohio Division of Forestry
Schaller
Southcentral
Ohio
James Wells
Ohio Division of Watercraft
United States Power Squadrons
Wells
Refugee Flows Shrink as Walls Tighten Across Asia and Europe
The report tracks refugee escape patterns from Berlin to Vienna and Hong Kong as Communist barriers rise. It notes Berlin’s walling reduced East German and Hungarian defections, while increased Chinese food production and border controls curb escape attempts from Hong Kong and the mainland.
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South Korea
Red China
Hong Kong
Macao
Viet Nam
Tibet
West Berlin
Japan
Com
Birmingham Quiet Amid Swirls of Racial Strife
Birmingham remains calm while racial tension lingers after a biracial agreement desegregating downtown stores within 90 days. Protests linger, with 2,400 Negroes jailed April to May, and new moves to restore the commission form of government amid ongoing desegregation debates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wyatt Tee Walker
Ganize
Anl
T. Eugene (Bull) Connor
State Supreme Court
Albert Boutwell
Wege
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