Diamond purchase marks notable wedding gift and old age protection
New York jeweler Gordon Burton reportedly bought his wife a 33 carat diamond ring valued at $305,000 as a symbol of securing her old age while detailing his business rise from Sligh School to a prominent gem dealer. The piece, tied to his acquisition of the famed Hope Diamond, is described in a narrative that blends personal milestone with market context.
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Dirksen Renominated in Minor Primary
Senate minority leader Everett M. Dirksen won renomination to a fourth term in a largely uncontested Republican primary held Tuesday night in Chicago area voters. He rolled over the largely unnoticed candidacy of Roy Johnson a Chicago area truck driver who backed freeing Teamsters leader James Hoffa. An average one passenger vehicle travels about 9200 miles yearly in Detroit area.
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Australian lotteries fund the treasury and post offices
Conferees approve an eighty one billion dollar appropriation for the Treasury Department and the President's executive office for the next fiscal year. Australian lotteries yield twenty three point three million dollars to state governments in the year ending June twenty. Winston notes diamonds as hedge against inflation and discusses mining economics and market supply.
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Vietnam Veteran Wendell Huff Serves In Army SAS
Pfc. Wendell S. Huff son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Huff 1625 Noble St serves with the SAS in Vung Tao South Vietnam He joined Nov 16 1962 completed basic at Fort Campbell Kentucky and advanced training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri A 1968 Anderson High School graduate
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