Walking the Dog Pays Off for Salesman Turned Trainer
Jim Buck left a $15,000-a-year sales job to work as a professional dog-walker trainer and sitter in Manhattan. At 32 with two children and two pets, he handles 30 to 40 dogs daily, covering about 25 miles and earning up to $500 weekly. He juggles large breeds and collets up to 500 pounds of dog weight each morning, relying on instinct, patience, and strength. Buck began his canine career in 1960 and has no regrets.
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New York
Jim Buck
Buck
Manhattan
New Hampshire voters face record primary ballot complexities
New Hampshire voters will encounter a historic ballot in Tuesday's presidential primary. Alongside Republican and Democratic choices, they must vote on a local option sweepstakes referendum, select delegates to a state constitutional convention, and elect local officers. The Republican ballot lists five presidential candidates, a vice presidential candidate, and 101 delegate candidates and alternates for the San Francisco convention. An AP reporter needed over four minutes to mark a vote, raising expectations that average voters will take eight to ten minutes. Names on the preference side include Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, Margaret Chase Smith, Harold Stassen, and Norman Lepage.
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San Francisco
Juty
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Harold £. Stassen
Norman Lepage
Portuguese forces report 3 killed in Guinea clashes
The Portuguese armed forces suffered 3 dead and 24 wounded in clashes with terrorists in Portuguese Guinea from February 24 to March 1, according to an official communiqué issued Thursday.
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Lisbon
Portuguese
Guinea
MacArthur Undergoes Exploratory Surgery at Walter Reed
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur entered exploratory surgery at Walter Reed Hospital to locate the cause of a biliary obstruction. Surgeons noted cancer could not be ruled out, with gallstones suspected, as 84 year old MacArthur faced the procedure led by Lt. Gen. Leonard D Heaton and Col. Thomas J. Whelan assisted by Capt. Robert Benson Capt. Gary Wratten and Col. John A. Jenicek.
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Washington
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacArthur
Arthur
Leonard D Heaton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas J. Whelan
Robert Benson
Gary Wratten
John A. Jenicek
Foreign Policy To Be Issue in 1964 Campaign
Washington dispatch notes foreign policy will shape the 1964 race with Johnson facing pressure over Cuba and Viet Nam. The article cites Bundy Rusk and McNamara on the war in South Viet Nam and North Vietnamese support, noting more than 15,000 U.S. servicemen are engaged and the situation remains unsettled.
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Washington
Johnson
Cuba
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
McNamara Heads to Saigon for Fresh Viet Nam War Review
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, with General Maxwell D. Taylor, travels from Washington to Saigon for another fact finding mission on Viet Nam. He cites grave conditions, notes heavier weapons from Chinese manufacture seized by guerrillas, and contemplates possible North Viet Nam action while reaffirming U.S. support and plan to withdraw most advisers by year end.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Washington
Hawaii
Plans for Jerrie Mock's solo round the world flight
Jerrie Mock of Columbus prepares for a historic solo circumnavigation. The housewife’s Cessna with Continental engine is ready, but she must finalize itinerary equipment and passport arrangements before departing later this month. exact date to be announced.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jerrie Mock
Columbus
U Thant Force Faces Recruitment Hurdles for Cyprus Mission
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant struggles to assemble a Cyprus peace force with leaders of six nations offering no firm pledges beyond the existing British contingent. Violence persists as British troops exchange fire to shield Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots in several clashes near Kyrenia and Karmi.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Brazil
Ireland
Sweden
Canada
Finland
Austria
Kyrenia
Karmi
St. Hilarion Castle
Mediterranean
Temblos
Kazaphani
Chuckle Sign on Car Declares Pedaling Effort Over Horns
A humorous sign on the rear of a small foreign car reads Quit honking, I m pedaling as fast as I can, reflecting a light hearted complaint about road noise as the driver humorously explains their slow speed.
Liz Taylor Divorces Eddie Fisher in Mexican Proceeding
Elizabeth Taylor secured a Mexican divorce from Eddie Fisher in Puerto Vallarta after the judge ruled the suit uncontested. The court noted no community property and granted Taylor freedom to remarry to Richard Burton, with custody awarded to her of Alza Todd.
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Puerto Vallerta
Mexico
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Arcadio Estrada
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Puerto Vallarta
Miss Taylor
Burton
Sybil
Rome
Alza Todd
Mike Todd
Michael Wilding
18 Missing As Tanker Explodes
ANACORTES Wash AP An empty 504 foot tanker bound for Shell refinery at Anacortes from Tacoma exploded and sank 15 miles from its destination off Whidbey Island. Coast Guard rescued 26 survivors with 18 crew unaccounted for from the Bunker Hill. Survivors were taken to hospitals on the mainland and at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. The cause was unknown.
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Anacortes, Wash
Whidbey Island
Puget Sound
Coast Guard
Bunker Hill
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Sheldon Phillips
Seattle
Shell
Anacortes
Tacoma
Wash
Phillips
John Caughlan
Rosario Strait
Weather outlook with mild temps and possible rain
Tonight will be mild with sunshine and a calm breeze. Tomorrow brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain. Yesterday's high reached 39 and today's low dropped to 23.
Greece names 23 year old Constantine as new king
King Paul of Greece died after a stomach operation and subsequent clot complications. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, succeeds as king with Queen Frederika named queen mother. Constantine is betrothed to Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, 17, set to wed next January.
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Constantine
Denmark
Anne-Marie
Athens
Paul
Greece
Frederika
King Paul
Tatoi
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Irene
Sophie
Sinatra Jr kidnapping case heads to jury in fall
Los Angeles AP bulletin says the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping trial will go to the jury by sight fall after four weeks with final arguments and instructions remaining. New York AP bulletin reports former Vice President Richard Nixon ready to accept the Republican nomination again if asked, stating he is not seeking the presidency or vice presidency.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Ruby Watches Oswald Shooting Film In Court Testimony
Dallas jury hears Jack Ruby describe the Oswald killing after viewing a courtroom film. Prosecutors push for a death verdict while defense contends Ruby acted in a emotional blackout following Kennedy's death. A police officer testifies Ruby admitted planning to shoot Oswald three times.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Belman Morin
Tex
Oswald
Dist
Atty
Henry M. Wade
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Belli
McMillon
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Concord
N.H
Gen. MacArthur
Ann Landers
Serene Ee
Dr. Crane
Nguyen Khanh
Dean Rusk
Khanh
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
U.S
William N. Oatis
International Police Force
Security Council
Liz Taylor
Toronto
Puerto Rico
Cleopatra
Bulletins
Wade
T. D. McMillon
MecMillon
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McMillion
Melvin Belli
McMillen
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