Love on a Leash highlights a dog nut’s comic life
H. H. Miller reviews Kurt Unkelbach's book Love on a Leash about life with a wife and two daughters in a growing dog kennel. The piece blends humor with dog show chaos, from Labrador fleets to a lakefront hunt for space and a championship triumph by Cary, the youngest daughter.
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Kurt Unkelbach
New York City
Bob Bugg
Unkelbach
Evie
ASCN
Gambol
Cary
American Dog Nuts
Major League Leaders AP Baseball Awards Summary
Summary of American and National League leaders in batting runs and RBIs, hits and doubles, triples and home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records. Key names include Oliva, Killebrew, Aparicio, Santo, Mays, Clemente, Williams, Koufax, Drysdale, and Brock across teams such as Minnesota, Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Robinson
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Bunker
Chance
Downing
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Santo
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Williams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Maye
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Wills
Brock
Koufax
Drysdale
Ww. L. Pet. G
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Houston
Why not get started soon and feel better fast
A brief encouragement urging action to start now for faster relief and improved well being. The message emphasizes quick steps to begin feeling better.
Auto Contract Talks Near Wire in UAW Strike Tension
New York AP reports crucial auto labor contract talks nearing a deadline with a possible strike if no extension. UAW rejected initial offers from GM Ford and Chrysler, demanding bigger profit shares while workers seek higher wages and earlier retirement. Production totals rose with 1965 model output and Chrysler’s merger plans fell through amid antitrust opposition. Personal income hit a July record at 490.8 billion, while durable goods orders climbed 7 percent to 21.1 billion, but housing starts slumped.
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New York
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Malcolm Denise
Ford
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
New York City
Mack Trucks Inc
Commerce Department
Rising News Highlights in Cyprus Turmoil and Courtroom Battles
Indonesia struck near Singapore while U S troops dismantled Turkish Cypriot positions amid Cyprus tensions. Turkey and Greece agreed to return forces, easing NATO strains. Congress faced court rulings on state apportionment with Virginia Rep Tuck’s bill and libel opposition. Hoffa fate looms as Chicago judge imposes ten thousand dollar fine in pension fraud case. Rockefellers’ Margaretta seeks custody from Dr Murphy amid ongoing litigation.
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U. S
Turkey
Greece
Virginia
William M. Tuck
U.S. Supreme Court
Rotunda
Congress
James R. Hoffa
USS. Dist
Chicago
Hoffa
Teamster Pension Fund
Margaretta
Happy) Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
James Murphy
Whalley Wins Maine Open Championship at Riverside
Ed Whalley, 31, of Lynnfield Mass, clinched the Maine Open at Riverside with a 5 under par 211 total after rounds of 69 70 72. He edged Ed Rubis of Chicopee Falls and Bill Ezinicki of Mashpee by one stroke, overcoming front nine troubles with a strong back nine including three birdies.
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Portland
Ed Whalley
Lynnfield
Mass
Riverside Golf Course
Bay
Bay Staters Ed Rubis of Chicopee Falls and Bill Ezinicki of Mashpee
Whalley
Stuttgart
Services at St Johns and Washington Ave Methodist
Old Orchard Beach notices list an 8 a.m. Holy Communion at St John s Episcopal Church with visiting priest Rev William J Good in Rev Harold McElwain s absence. At 10 30 a.m. Morning Worship at Washington Avenue Methodist Church features Major Alexander Pike of the Salvation Army. Lena Carr of Saco Avenue is ill. Eugene LaPierre and family from Detroit visit Mrs Leonard on St John Street.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church Suday
William J. Good
Christ Church, Biddeford
St. John’s
Harold McElwain
Alexander Pike
Salvation Army
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Lena Carr
Saco Avenue
Eugene LaPierre
Mark
Joey
Detroit, Mich
Antique Tools On Display At Kennebunkport Honor Society
A collection of hand made and antique tools belonging to Arthur J. Hendrick of Maine Street will be shown from 2 to 5 p m Wednesday at the Kennebunkport Historical Society Society Building. The tools were found in a house he bought about 16 years ago and many were locally made with metal hand forging.
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Kennebunkport
Arthur J. Hendrick
Maine Street
Notable Passings and Marital Changes Highlight Week
A divorced person since April 1963 has remarried. Last week the Italian Communist Party leader Palmiro Togliatti died in Moscow. Congolese government troops repelled fierce rebel attacks. Eight people including the adopted Korean daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans died in a California bus crash.
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Communist Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Moscow
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
California
Cardinals Prove Best Offense Is Good Defense
St Louis defeats Baltimore 30 21 as defense limits Colts to 147 rushing yards in a home exhibition. Blocking field goal, two interceptions and a fumble recovery set up three touchdowns and a field goal. Cardinals improve to 2 1 in exhibition play while staying at home after avoiding move to Atlanta.
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Baltimore Colts
Celtics
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Washington Redskins
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New York Jets
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Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelmia
Buffalo
Oakland
Accreditation Given Webber By Commission
John Rogers president of the Board of Directors of Webber Hospital announced that the Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals has accredited the Webber Hospital after a survey on July 28 by William M Cockrum M D field representative of the commission. The hospital has been accredited since 1950 and the commission inspects all phases of patient care meeting their standards. The commission includes the American College of Physicians the American College of Surgeons the American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association. Rogers said the commission aims to raise patient care to the highest level and commended the hospital and staff for maintaining standards deserving of accreditation.
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John Rogers
Webber Hospital
Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals
William M. Cockrum
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Rogers
Viet Nam unrest cited in student and Buddhist protests
Buddhists and student leaders denounce Khanh regime as dictatorship in major cities. They demand civilian government while U.S. officials warn reforms could hinder the war effort. Friday's ambushes left another American serviceman dead as tensions rise over governance in Vietnam.
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Khanh
U.S
Unique Federal Prison Has College Atmosphere
Alderson West Virginia hosts the Federal Reformatory for Women a campus like facility on 500 acres surrounded by chain link and barbed wire. Inmates aged 17 to 73 choose their clothes, guards wear none and education is stressed with many not finishing school. Warden Gladys Bowman says the goal is to give inmates new values and aid rehabilitation with a busy schedule and counseling. About 10 percent return after release.
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Alderson
W. VA
Federal Reformatory For
Gladys V. Bowman
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party of America
Warden Bowman
Bowman
Women’s Army Corps
Prison Service
R. A. Neusuifer
Department of Justice
Girls Beat Boys In Track Event at Happy Day Camp Meet
First annual track meet at Paradise Park pitted Happy Day Camp girls against boys. William Earle Kathi Daly Terri Daly directed. Dave Webb starter. judges included Marc Anton Bruce Shaffer Mary Clark Paul Bellavance James Robert and Larry Green. Girls won all three relay events and narrowly led overall 70 to 55.
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Old Orchard Beach
Paradise Park
William Earle
Kathi Daly
Terri Daly
Dave Webb
Marc Anton
Bruce Shaffer
Mary Clark
Paul Bellavance
James Robert
Larry Green
Paula Robert
Marc Larochelle
James Nadeau
Bonnie Spinard
Steven Korobkin
Andrew Harding
Bruce Surran
Bobby Fegin
Guy Drapeau
Gary Latno
B. J. Robert
David Golzbein
Susan Field
Saul Green
Shelly Robert
Christine Robert
Thomas Burk
Louise Drapeau
Elizabet Kearney
Barbara Cullinan
Peter Truman
Elizabeth Kearney
Saco
Orioles reclaim first with Robinson Bowens homer and run
Orioles beat White Sox 4 2 as Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens each homer in the fourth and a run-scoring single in the ninth propel Baltimore back to first in the American League. Mets blank Cubs 7 0 behind Jack Fisher seven hitter, extending their win streak to five, matching a club record.
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Associated Press
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago Whites
Jack Fisher
New York
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Persol and Hank Fight To Draw In 10 Round Card
Johnny Persol and Henry Hank fought to a draw in a brisk 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Crowd of 5,219 watched the final weekly TV bout as the station plans to end the telecasts and return to box office events. Judges scored even, with a referee decision in Hank’s favor 6-4, while boxing writers favored Persol.
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New York
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Manson Square Garden
Razor
Cleveland
the Garden
Persol
Hank
Detroit
Tony Rossi
Tony Castellano
Art
Harness driver Russell honored at Alabama banquet
Sanders Russell, 62, the Hambletonian winner A. C. s Viking, was celebrated at a local high school auditorium in Stevenson Alabama. Attending were Viking owner A. C. Peterson and other local supporters honoring the veteran driver for his achievement with the horse here in town.
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Stevenson
Ala
Sanders Russell
A. C
Viking
A. C. Peterson
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