Sin In The Suburbs Dog Tiger Traced To Heart Attack
A Port Washington dog named Tiger, famed for romance rather than tricks, roamed the neighborhood chasing female dogs and dodging dog catchers. After a long life of escapades he died of a heart attack, buried in a vacant lot with a tongue in cheek epitaph by Dooley Schneider.
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Joe Wing
New York
Valley of
Salt Creek
Port Washington
Long Island
Gold Coast
Tiger
Dooley Schneider
Minnie
Peacemen Campaign Seeks Berkeley Police Recruits
The Better Berkeley Council urges hippies to apply for 26 Berkeley Police Department vacancies. Leaflets call for “peacemen not policemen” and note the sacrifice for applicants. Police Lt. Crooke says new hires are welcome but must be clean shaven per regulations.
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Berkeley
Calif
Better Berkeley Council
al Lilbowitz
J. R. Crooke
Department
Craft touts moon flight ticket at noon in Cambridge
Christopher C. Craft, director, says the day when a citizen may buy a moon flight ticket is not too far away. He remarks from Cambridge about future space travel and Houston based operations.
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Cambridge, Mass
Christopher C. Craft
Houston
Tex
Coffee Main Crop Read in Guatemala City Note
Jere style puzzle hints at daily fortune via letter counts and a grid. The passage shifts to a coffee crop overview in Guatemala City noting 138 million trees on 338,000 acres and four-fifths of the crop, grown on 12,000 plantations, employing 426,000.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Outsiders Take Composure While Exquisite Urns Stand
A concise line notes the contrast between decorative outsides and action inside. The phrasing suggests a mood of restraint and indirect critique without explicit events or names.
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Fidel
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Bel Air
Biscayne
Kingswood
Townsman
Brookwood
Chevrolet
Jean-Claude Killy
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