Roosevelt Jr. courted for future political roles amid rumors
Washington AP reports Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. may move from undersecretary of commerce to higher offices. Rumors place him as potential secretary of commerce in 1964, possible governor of New York or U.S. senator, with talk of a Lyndon B. Johnson ticket in 1968. Roosevelt stresses no fixed plans while acknowledging widespread speculation. He cites past campaigns and his own business background shaping outreach to business leaders.
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Missing Money Not Recovered In Kansas City Area
A stray $318 check is left unclaimed in WINIUELD Kansas. A college official and a bank are involved as a pedestrian notices the paper and a passerby pockets it briefly before returning it to a shop. The owner is identified as Jobin Callege.
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