Reflections on Rachel Carson and California Wildlife Laws
A column praising Rachel Carson and naming a Maine coastal refuge in her honor contrasts with summaries of California wildlife law changes. It notes Carson’s influence on ecology, her career, and awards, then covers new rules: mountain lion as game, pheasant tags replaced by stamps, stricter penalties for pollution, extended pheasant club shooting days, and permits for hunts aiding disabled veterans.
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Athapper
Rachel Carson
Walter J. Hickel
Maine
Rebhel Carson
Carson
Miss Carson
Springdale
Pennsylvania College For Women
Johns Hopkins University
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Interior Department
National Wildlife Federation
Audubon Society
Audubon
United States
Maryland
California
Fish and Game Commission
Kevin O Briens Rosary Tonight at St Anthony
Rosary for Kevin O Brien, former St Anthon y and Long Beach City College basketball star, will be held at St. Anthony tonight at 7 30.
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Kevin O'Brien
St. Anthony
Long Beach City
O'Brien Killed on San Diego Freeway Funeral Planned
O'Brien, former Saints basketball player from 1963 to 1965 and Vikings in 86, was killed Sunday on the San Diego Freeway in Westminster. He returned from Viet Nam in May. The funeral will be at St Anthony's on Wednesday.
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San Diego
Westminster
O'Brien
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Vikings
Ile
Viet Nam
Aim
St. Anthony
Chadwick Places 3 on All League Team
The Chadwick Mariners earned three spots on the all league football squad with Chris Coale Derel Smith and Bob Schuchard named. Chadwick fell to Cuyama Valley 52 to 38 in the first round of the six playoffs Friday.
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Chadwick Mariners
Chris Coale
Derel Smith
Bob Schuchard
Chadwick
Cuyama Valley
14 Bouts Due on Navy Card at Long Beach Station
Fourteen bouts are set for a boxing smoker at 7 30 p m tonight in the Long Beach Naval Station gym. Heavyweights Lennie Riley from the USS Constantend and Rick Harris from the Naval Station headline the program. Admission is free and the public is invited. Washington Caps lose George Carter for three to six weeks due to a knee injury as the ABA team sails Monday.
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Long Beach Naval Station
Lennie Riley
Rick Harris
Naval Station
Washington III
Washington Caps
George Carter
American Basketball Assn
Team Sail
Riessen Defeated by Laver in British Indoor Tennis
Wembley match sees Rod Laver, the Australian pro, conquer U S Davis Cupper Marty Riessen 6-4 6-4 in a first round of the British Indoor Championship on a new matting surface. The event, first open to pros, offers 7200 dollars top prize at Wembley and Queen's Club. Stan Smith beat Curt Drysdale, while Charlie Pasarell fell to Owen Davidson.
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Wembley
England
Rod Laver
U.S
Stan * Smith
Pasadena
Curt Drysdale
Sout
Africa
Davis Tupper
Charlie Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Owen Davidson
Speed up your bowling delivery gradually
Instructional note on bowling form advises starting with a slow first step and accelerating through the four-step delivery to improve scores. It claims planning timing and correcting delivery can yield high pin totals and promotes a troklet by champions Don Carter and Marlon Ladewig, offered by National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
Marlon Ladewig
Marion’ Ladewig
National
WN. Wacker Delve
Chicago
Tiinois
Cubs Acquire John Callison In Trade Deal
The Chicago Cubs acquired outfielder John Callison from the Philadelphia Phillies in exchange for pitcher Dick Selma and outfielder Oscar Gamble. Callison, 30, hit .285 with 16 home runs in 134 games for the Phillies last season and was an NL All Star twice. He has 189 career homers, ranking fourth on the Phillies all time list. Selma, 26, went 32-10 for the Cubs last season.
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Chicago
Cubs
John Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Selma
Leaguse
Oscar Gamble
Callison
Phillies
Philly
Selma
Sisters Vie for City Prep Net Title in 1963 Finals
Sisters Janet Ince and Sue Ince from Wilson High advance to the city high school girls tennis finals after a weekend tournament at Beach City College. Doubles finalists include Cahill-Leecht and Ince-Broadbend, with singles results featuring Ince and Maybee among others as Recreation Park and Manhattan Beach clash over a protest threatening the division crown.
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Janet Ince
Sue
Wilson High
Downey Bowler Bombards Dixie in Professional Women’s Bowlers Assn Inv
Downey bowler Bobbe North continued her bombardment of Dixie in Mobile Alabama at the Professional Women Bowlers Assn Invitational. Bobbe North led with a 3,161 in 16-game finals, while Dolly Fothergill of Attleboro, Mass., placed third with 3,253 but won only nine of her 16 finals gates. Bill Hambly sparked the event.
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Downey
Bobbe North
Dolly Fothergill
Attleboro
Mass
Bill Hambly
Mills Martorella wins PWBA Open in Lafayette report
Millie Martorella, Rochester lefty, edges Cauling along in Lafayette Open. She averages 219 over final eight games, earning $1,000 first purse as part of a tight contest against Milla Mar Torella and others. M&M Machine crew shines with Jim Crispin 279 and 864.
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Lafayette
New York
Milla Martorella
Bobbe
Millie Martorella
Rochester
N.Y
Lefty
Millie
Laver Tops World Tennis Rankings In Global Poll
World Tennis Magazine releases a readers broadcasters poll of world rankings with Rod Laver No 1 after he captured all four majors. Tony Roche John Newcombe follow in second and third. Tom Okker Ken Rosewall and others round the top ten.
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Tony Roche
Australia
John Newcombe
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Ken Roosewall
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Fred Stolle
Armour Ashe
USA
Roy Emerson
Clif Drysdale
South Africa
Scrambled Lane Event Teems With Players and Scores
A garbled OCR summary reports multiple names and scores across events. Mentions include Walt Adam, Pat Stanland, Lorry Becker, Bruce Dinwid, and Harry Keslon, with scores like 177-417 and 23-422. Also references Cream of the Crop team, Steve Rain, and a Mined Doubles Marathon at Pioneer, plus Nick Murer and Bethany Baughman in third.
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Walt Adam
Pat Stanland
Lorry Becker
Bruce Dinwidhe
Hrry Keslon
al Croan
Gowillale Hirata
Steve Raiin
Haliday Yeerva
bin Swart
Vim Keseman
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