Johnson golf rounds show weight concerns and public privacy
President Johnson has returned to golf after a quiet spell, aiming to shed weight and appear fit on television. Friends note his limited practice, strong build, and competitiveness, while White House aides emphasize his desire for outdoor exercise and privacy on the course.
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Enrollments Hit New Highs in U S Colleges and Universities
Dr Garland G Parker of the University of Cincinnati released School and Society data showing 3,577,531 full time students this year and 4,785,471 including part tim e students, with 1,132 institutions reporting. Freshman numbers rose 2.3 percent and regional totals varied, led by New York and California schools.
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CIA ends secret funding of overseas groups tonight
The State Department announces covert CIA support to private educational and voluntary groups overseas will end by December 31 1967. A small number of groups received aid to bridge funding needs while new sources are sought. The Katzenbach panel dissolves and the Rusk committee will reconvene in January to consider future funding mechanisms.
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U S Steel Sets 5 Per Ton Hike On Cold Rolled Strip
U S Steel Corp joined other producers in a five dollar per ton increase on cold rolled carbon strip and on railroad rails. The hikes take effect January 8 and affect about 22 percent of shipments. The company also cut wrought steel wheel prices 3 percent to match lower prices from cast wheel makers.
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First US organ installed at Trinity Church 1740
The earliest organ in the United States was installed in Trinity Church in New York City in 1740. This historic instrument marks a milestone in American religious and musical heritage.
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