Word: eats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...FOOD BOOM grows. Some 61% of U.S. dog population of more than 26 million now eat prepared dog food (the rest consume leftovers...
...disturbed by the conventional big plate on which a small portion of food appears to be lost. While they pick at the food, they complain that they are being starved. The same amount of food on smaller, better-designed tableware, says Staples, is more appetizing. Getting the patients to eat better sooner speeds their recovery...
...Question Man (Geis; $1.50), by Steve Allen. Another picture book, with a gimmick that grows rather old by the last page: answer first, then incongruous question to fit. Sample: Answer-"Butterfield eight three thousand." Question-"How many hamburgers did Butterfield eat?" There follows a picture of Non-Author Allen looking queasy...
...Esotica's" glamorous charms-the home-grown prima donnas are hitting high "C with jealousy. But Anna only shrugged: "Who ever heard of telling the press what to say? I'm not in the business of smoothing the ruffled feathers of other divas! Opera is a dog-eat-dog business...
...slum to stardom story of a London Presley-in-the-rough, depicted with total amorality. Adapted from his own play by British novelist and playwright Wolf Mankowitz, the film removes the glittering facade of show business for a behind the scenes view of the world in its dog-eat-dog reality. The almighty pound weaves in and out of the script, permeating the atmosphere and the characterizations...