25 Million Dogs in the United States
Alfred Dick of the American Kennel Club argues dogs are increasingly meaningful and necessary for companionship. At a Professional Handlers Association conference he notes city living suits dogs, citing 25 million U.S. dogs and huge dog food production figures.
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Illness hits Coast Guard recruits at Yorktown center
About 60 of 700 Coast Guard Reserve trainees at Yorktown were stricken yesterday with illness described as a possible food poisoning surge or a virus. Health officials moved the men to a special barracks area and most had recovered within three hours as analysts from the Public Health Service began a full inquiry.
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Yorktown
U.S. Public Health Department
Coast Guard Reserve
Terday
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Forest industries in the United States include 57000 companies
The forest sector comprises about 57 000 firms across all size categories with most being small and family owned businesses.
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United States
Barry Goldwater Gains From Georgia Tobacco Sale
In Vidalia Georgia a tobacco market opened boosting Senator Barry Goldwater's campaign funds by 182 50 after farmer Frank Moore sold 146 pounds of flue cured tobacco in Goldwaters name. A buyer paid 1 25 a pound about twice the rate.
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Vidalia
Barry Goldwater
Frank Moore
Goldswater
Electrical Storms Roar Across Virginia Causes Fires
Severe storms swept parts of Virginia including Richmond Roanoke and Carroll County dumping heavy rain and causing fires from lightning. In Richmond about two dozen fires damaged appliances walls and caused power outages while Roanoke area homes suffered fire damage and numerous trees were blown down with about an inch of rain.
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Richmond
Roanoke
Carroll County
Ashland
Louis D. Rubin
Roanoke County
JFK Memento Collection Draws 92000 Chicago Visitors
Crowds waited past midnight to view the John F Kennedy memento exhibit in Chicago on its last day. The seven day run drew 92 000 attendees, part of an 11 city tour totaling 585 000. Items include Kennedy’s rocking chair, desk books, and the WWII coconut signaling the stranded PT boat crew.
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Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Loren enjoys cake at Rome premiere for Marriage Italian Style
Sophia Loren attends a celebration in Rome marking the release of her film Marriage Italian Style. The star is pictured enjoying a piece of cake, a light moment amid the film’s event.
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Sophia Loren
Rome
Warrenton Man Killed In Separate Accidents
An elderly Warrenton man, Harry A. Harris, 70, died when his car left U.S. 211 west of Warrenton, crashed into a bridge support after a tire failure. Christine Kinkead, 29, wife of a Marine at Quantico, died when her car overturned on Virginia 234 near Manassas. The Virginia toll rose to 548 for the year.
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Associated Press
Warrenton
Virginia
Harry A. Harris
U.S. 211
Manassas
Christine Kinkead
Quantico
Herein
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County
Currency origins traced to 1716 French bank
The passage notes John Law a Scottish financier established a national bank in France in 1716 and began issuing paper money marking the birth of modern currency as we know it.
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John Law
France
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