AP chief lauds Kennedy death coverage as finest hour
Wes Gallagher, AP general manager, says the Kennedy assassination showed journalism at its best by swiftly informing the world. He notes a record rise in AP readers and praises rapid, accurate coverage while addressing critics of mass reporting and Oswald's rapid identification.
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Sportsmen Buy Record Licenses Across States
The Interior Department reports 19,881,644 fishermen and 13,999,375 hunters bought state licenses for the year ending June 30, spending about 126 million dollars. It cannot be told how many individuals held licenses in multiple states.
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Licenses up as hunting revenue hits new high
The report shows vermen up 428,179 from 1962 with license costs rising 5,617,096 to 68,102,023. States issued 245,012 more licenses and game and fish departments use sales data to distribute federal aid for restoration projects across 50 states.
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Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass Wonderful Days
The passage notes we live in record pace history with unprecedented rapid scientific advance and global upheaval. It asserts today’s era centers on dramatic changes driven by many scientists, expanding world outlook and real time events beyond prior centuries.
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