Barkless Basenjis Grow Popular as Pets and Show Dogs
The basenji, a silent African hunting dog, gains popularity in America as a pet and show dog. Males stand about 17 inches, weigh around 24 pounds, with a red to fawn coat and white markings. They are odorless, wash themselves like cats, and can be very vocal with a distinctive yodel when happy.
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Stocks Slide To 62 Year Low In New York Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 4.82 to 709.74 the lowest since August 9 1963. Monday saw a 19.07 point drop, the sharpest since President Kennedy's assassination on November 22 1963.
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