His Money Is Worth More
A FIVE-DOLLAR BILL was hit by sudden inflation when it became an impromptu autograph album Thursday during a reception for foreign students at the State Department.</br></br>Then the young man with the money, who is a student of civil engineering at George Washington University, pointed to another autograph already on the bill. The signature said ÛÏRobert</br></br>F. Kennedy.Û The student said he had obtained it on a visit to the Attorney GeneralÛªs office earlier.</br></br>Just a little earlier the autograph hunter, who says he has a hundred dollars worth of all kinds of foreign paperback bills signed by famous people, had a turndown. The Soviet Ambassador would not sign.</br></br>SECRETARY Rusk arrived at the Foreign Student Day party late because of a conference in his offices with Dobrynin. Mrs. Rusk had come earlier.