Perey Signals Open Door to 1963 GOP Bid
Washington Senator Charles H. Perey said he would not close the door to a run for the 1963 Republican presidential nomination. He noted several contingencies could change his current inclination and avoided detailing any plans.
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Beirut College To Seek Funds Endowment Plan
New York AP report says American University of Beirut will seek 10 million dollars in endowment and funds over ten years to strengthen Middle East education. David A. Shepard, trustee and Rank Corp. chair, will chair the fundraising effort for the first three years. Funds target expanding graduate and undergraduate facilities and widening extension services.
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Cabinet reshuffle rumor sparks White House clash
President Johnson named rumors that a Kennedy staff faction sparked chatter about defense and other cabinet resignations. He called the ws rumors by "some kids" involved in press leaks after McNamara’s World Bank bid and hinted Kennedy or aides may have stirred the stories.
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Asia and Vietnam shield cited by Johnson in Asia growth claim
President Johnson told a Foreign Policy Conference that America’s strong Vietnam commitment helps Asia’s future. He traced Asia’s new identity to U.S. policy, saying Southeast Asia’s progress hinges on the shield behind which peace was built.
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Chinese freighter from China visits Le Havre first since Cultural Revolution began
A Communist Chinese freighter arrived at Le Havre in France, marking the first visit since Red China's Cultural Revolution began in 1966. In Texas, Birdie M. Grest, 72, died after a car struck her while she waited for a bus on Fort Worth's North Side.
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Washington Ghetto FTC to Probe Overpricing
Federal Trade Commission plans a broad probe into inflated pricing in ghetto grocery stores. The agency chair Dixon says elderly shoppers face hidden costs in home improvement contracts and other scams, with more than 18 complaints cited in recent months. He urges stronger federal rules and state action to curb deceptive advertising and inflation.
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Pearshaped diamond ring with baguette accents announced
A pear shaped diamond weighing 1.67 carats is set with four tapered baguette diamonds. The elegant ring is promoted as a treasured possession and is offered with a ten month budget plan. Located at Clamond Salon Joske's Main Floor Plaza Downtown.
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