Johnson Walks Tight Line On Dominican Crisis And OAS
President Johnson faced critics and foggy lines at a news conference on the Dominican Republic crisis. He defended action over inaction, noted prior talks with Latin ambassadors and the OAS, and avoided promising wider intervention while insisting the United States will defend its nation and ally hemispheric principles.
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Radio Receiving Sets Surpass One Million in India
New Delhi reports India now has over one million radio receiving sets. Central government authorities control air facilities through national agencies.
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ENMU Receives Revenue Bond Refunding Bids
Eastern New Mexico University received bids totaling 9,982,000 to refund revenue bonds. President Donald C. Moyer said the issue funds a 400 bed dormitory and a physical education complex. The low bid came from B J Van Ingen Co New York with 27 associates at 3.56638 percent and a premium of 8260 dollars. The range of net interest cost between high and low bids is about 301043 dollars over the bond life. The university plans to refund all outstanding revenue bonds.
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Hamilton Bermuda Limits Vehicles to 15 MPH in Towns
Residents face a 15 mile per hour limit in towns as a new traffic curb is enacted. The city plans $2,700,000 in revenue bonds for buildings with a repayment schedule through 1993.
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