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MARKETING (cont.) 



"Fish 'n Seafood Parade" advertising and merchan- 

 dising managers' contest is feature of 1966; Aug. 

 p. 35. 



Fish products more popular, survey shows; Dec. 

 p. 6. 



Price increase in 1965 modest for fishery prod- 

 ucts--high for meat; Sept. p. 20. 



MARYLAND 



Landings and trends, 1965; Sept. p. 20. 

 Oyster shells, ancient, found; Dec. p. 12. 



MASSACHUSETTS 



Boston trawlers improve fish handling methods; 



Dec. p. 24. 

 Landings, fishery, 1965; Sept. p. 21. 

 Loan applications for fishing vessels; Nov. p. 22. 



MAURITANL4 



Developments, fisheries; June p. 75. 



Fishery zone, exclusive, clarifies declaration on; 

 Sept. p. 66. 



Japan's fishing affected by extension of fish- 



ing limits; Aug. p. 62. 



Plants : 

 Port Etienne, new cold storage and processing; 



May p. 59. 

 Spain to build fish processing; Feb. p. 74. 



McHUGH, J. L., Dr. 



Named BCF Acting Deputy Director; Dec. p. 29. 



McKERNAN, DONALD L. 

 Crowther his successor. 



leaves BCF Nov. 1 

 1. 



for State Department; Oct. p 



Industry, fishing, sees bright future for; 



Nov. p. 1. 



MECHANICAL PEELER 



Shrimp, pink, method found to peel; Dec. p. 28. 



MENHADEN 



Middle Atlantic iisheries, most importaint; Jan. 



p. 54. 

 Most abundant fish isn't eaten; Apr. p. 45. 

 U. S. industry, review of 1965; Feb. p. 23. 



MEXICO 



Baja California, development potential, spiny lob- 

 ster and abalone; Sept. p. 66. 



Ensenada's fishermen are having good year; Nov. 

 p. 47. 



Export, current, potential of fishery products; 



Nov. p. 46. 



Fish protein coucentrate, interest for human con- 

 sumption increases; Sept. p. 67. 



Fishing limit of 12 miles proposed; Aug. p. 67. 



Foreign fishing off coasts; May p. 59. 



Law of the Sea --convention on fishing and conserva- 

 tion of the living resources of the high seas rati- 

 fied by ; Apr. p. 53. 



Mazatlan has shipboard fish plant; Nov. p. 47. 



Nationalization of fisheries, trend is toward; June 

 p. 76. 



Shrimp : 

 Ciudad del Carmen, fishery of; June p. 75. 

 fishermen. Gulf, win improved contract; Dec. 

 p. 53. 



MEXICO 

 Shrimp: 

 international waters, plans fishing expansion in; 



Dec. p. 53. 

 production improves; Nov. p. 46. 

 trends; Jan. p. 88, July p. 86, Aug. p. 66. 



U. S., fishing off the coast of; Oct. p. 52, Nov. 



p. 54: 

 Yugoslavia, vessels, may buy from; Oct. p. 51. 



MICHIGAN 



Anadromous Fish Act of 1965, lawmakers seek funds 



under; May p. 27. 

 Commercial fishing regulations, changes in; May 



p. 27. 

 Great Lakes : 

 fish management goals outlined; Aug. p. 28. 

 landings 1965 same as 1964; Dec. p. 7. 

 rebuilding sport and commercial fishery, plans for; 



Feb. p. 17. 

 striped bass, plans postponed to introduce; Jan. 

 p. 31. 

 Laboratory, fisheries research, dedicated in Ann 



Arbor for BCF; July p. 23. 

 Menominee, fish meal plant to be built at; Dec. p. 12. 

 Processing plant at Hancock, EDA, completed; 



Dec. p. 12. 

 Research station, new (south of Saline), for warm- 

 water fish planned by Consei^ation Dept; Feb. 

 p. 24. 

 Salmon: 

 coho, west coast, grow up in ; June p. 123. 



silver. Great Lakes planting program; Jan. p. 32, 

 Feb. p. 18, June p. 17, July p. 24. 

 Yellow perch: 

 Great Lakes fishing regulations, public hearing 



held on proposed changes in; Jan. p. 31, Mar. p. 23. 

 regulations, new. Conservation Commission pro- 

 poses, on northern pike fishing and; Apr. p. 25. 



MICRONESIA 



Vessel ("Emeraech") launched; Dec. p. 69. 



; Mar. p. 1. 



MIDDLE ATLANTIC COAST 

 Clam, ocean, survey off U. S. 

 Oyster fishery; Oct. p. 10. 



MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGION 



New fisheries in ; May p. 38. 



MIGRATION 



Salmon fingerlings are "branded" in studies; 



Aug. p. 44. 



MINCED FISH 



Japanese industry growing; Feb. p. 71, Sept. p. 63. 



MISSISSIPPI 



Landings and fishery trends, 1965; Sept. p. 22. 



MISSOURI 



Production of various species of fish under the 

 Federal Aid project; Dec. p. 12. 



MISSOURI RIVER 



Dye speckles, red, 800 miles of 



; Nov. p. 6. 



MOBILE MARKETS 



Brazilian fish are successful; Dec. p. 54. 



