Speaking Of Pets Thunder Firecrackers Terrify Dogs
A reader asks how to ease a dog's fear of thunderstorms and firecrackers. Advice urges protecting pets, never letting children use firecrackers near animals, and using gradual conditioning to noises. Veterinary tranquilizers may help for highly nervous dogs, and calm, reassuring treatment is recommended during storms.
Jack Keister Promises Latest Men’s Fashion Picks
It Happened Last Week promotes a men’s fashion shop with JACK KEISTER offering guidance on sport shirts slacks ties shoes shorts and swim trunks to help customers find the newest styles.
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Jack Keister
Judge Orders Church Closed After Dispute in Akron
Common Pleas Judge C V D Emmons ordered Shiloh Baptist Church closed until July 19 when the 250 member congregation votes on retaining Rev John Milton Burrell as pastor. Nine members filed a petition asking to restrain him from entering the church or conducting services citing failure to follow church regulations and dictatorial methods.
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Akron
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Shiloh
Common Pleas
C.V.D. Emmons
John Milton Burrell
Hawthorne Letters Found In Bank Safety Box
Seven Hawthorne letters believed to be from Nathaniel Hawthorne were found in a safety deposit box in Mount Vernon Ohio. The letters were found among the belongings of Dr Richard C Manning emeritus Latin professor at Kenyon College Gambier and a Hawthorne relative who died May 24 at 89. The First Knox National Bank serves as executor and has not appraised the letters’ value.
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Ohio
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Knox National Bank
Richard C. Manning
Kenyon College
Gambier
Hawthorne
Carrol L. Benoy
Donkeys Jaw and Gourds in Northwestern Percussion Ensemble
Northwestern University in Evanston houses a 12 member percussion ensemble featuring 92 instruments from donkey jawbones to cabazas and gourds. Led by Richard L Schory the group emphasizes melody and harmony while exposing students to diverse literature dating from the 1930s.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Spike Jones
School of Music
Lutkin
Citadel
Benny Goodman
Carnegie Hall
Bruce Morrison
Joliet
Ill
Mary Lou Jewett
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ivan Komar
Chicago
Merk Hahlberg
Stambaugh
Mich
Cecil B. Willson
Muncie
Ind
Richard L. Schory
Northwestern Band
Schory
Marlon Brando
Designer proves affordable luxury with paint and color
New York designer Mary T. Luscher demonstrates that a modest living room can look opulent. She colors walls Wedgwood blue, refines tables with off white and Fiji green, and slips sofas in emerald cotton. The only new item is antique white and gold chairs, creating a rich effect within a tight budget.
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New York
Miss Luscher
Babylon
B.C
Snakes Alive Driver Quits Auto In Hurry
Dallas youth Don Mize, 18, turned after a tapping shoulder to spot a 5 foot water moccasin in his car downtown. He braked hard and leapt out as a passerby and he beat the snake to death with a stick before police arrived. He said he had picked up the snake at a July 4 picnic and stowed it in a box in the trunk.
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Snakes Alive
Dallas
Don Mize
Mize
Pocket picker Cheng given four years at hard labor
Hong Kong police report Cheng Yiu before Magistrate K R MacFee for the tenth time on pocket picking charges. He pleaded for mercy citing a newborn. The magistrate dismissed excuses and sentenced Cheng to four years at hard labor.
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Cheng Yiu
K. R. MacFee
Cheng
Cour
MacFee
Mansion On Wheels to Visit Middletown Display
The Mansion on Wheels, a custom highway coach with Luxtrol lighting control, will visit Middletown July 9 and 10 in the parking lot near Cincinnati Gas & Electric. Open 9 am to 5 pm both days, it showcases decorating ideas and three-quarter-scale rooms designed by Edward Wormsley and Edward Cruse. Ann Holiday of CG&E will answer lighting questions.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
North Broad St
Middle West
Superior Electric Co
Bristol
Conn
Edward Wormsley
Edward Cruse
Holiday
Candidate Gets An Early Start For Mayor Bid in 1965
Dallas based insurance man Joe Bibby, 34, begins weekly newspaper ads to announce a future mayoral candidacy. He plans to run in eight years when older and wiser, estimating advertising costs at about 3200 dollars. Friends have funded most of the early effort.
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Dallas
Tex
Joe Bibby
Bibby
Population Growth Across Three Centuries
A historical overview notes that global population has increased substantially over the last three centuries, rising from early counts to more than quadrupling by modern estimates, reflecting widespread advances in agriculture, medicine, and urban development.
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