Johnson Faces Federal Reserve Clash Over Inflation Control
President Johnson pressed business and labor to curb inflation but Federal Reserve Chair William McChesney Martin Jr. moved to raise the discount rate, highlighting a split with the White House. Rep. Wright Patman urged Martin's resignation while Henry Fowler urged calm. the board acted Sunday night, signaling independent policy.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
William McChesney Martin Jr
Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Rep
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Columbia University
Patman
Senate
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
Post
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Governor backs Des Moines drive to end housing discrimination
Des Moines Governor Har old Hughes urged action at a Great Des Moines Conference on Equal Opportunity, calling discrimination in housing a moral and practical imperative. About 350 people heard speakers including J. Morris Jr., who noted progress on loans but persistent rental housing discrimination.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Equal Opportunity
Hughes
J. Morris Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Morris
Walls Give Some Sense of Security
Lt. Gov. John J. Daley says walls around a prison give a sense of security to some inmates as Gov. Hoff pushes for more medium security space. He notes prisoners moved to the state prison farm sometimes request to be behind walls again due to restless feelings.
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Rutland, Vt
John J. Daley
Phillip H. Hoff
Daley
Can't Get Paid for 2 Government Jobs
Boston AP City Councilman Paul P. Callahan of Malden cannot draw both salaries. He earns $3,500 as councilman and $7,600 annually as assistant school principal. The State Supreme Court upheld a District Court ruling under a state law barring dual municipal salaries.
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Boston
Paul P. Callahan
Malden
State Supreme Court
Ex-St. Paul Attorney Thompson Remains In Minnesota Prison
Two years after his murder conviction for the Bludgeon-knife killing of his wife Carol Thompson, ex St. Paul attorney T Eugene Thompson, 37, awaits a Minnesota Supreme Court decision while adapting to Stillwater Prison life. He works in the commissary and has visited by limited family. his appeal to the U S Supreme Court is pursued by his attorney C Paul Jones.
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Stillwater, Minn
T. Eugene Thompson
St. Paul
Thompson
Minnesota Supreme Court
Stillwater Prison
Ralph Tahash
State Bar Association
Criminal Law Committee
Carol
Minneapolis
Dick W. C. Anderson
Norman Mastmian
Commissary Department
Tahash
C. Paul Jones
Jones
U. S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Otto Swoboda
When is a squealing tire not a squealing tire
Noblesville Indiana judge voided a city ordinance that fined drivers for unnecessarily squealing tires. Judge Edward F. New said the ordinance must be plainly worded and that the term squealing should be understood as grating within city limits.
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Noblesville, Ind
Hamilton
Edward F. New
Noblesville
Harris Survey Signals 71 Percent Back Vietnam War
A nationwide Harris poll shows 71 percent ready to continue fighting in Vietnam until a settlement on terms is reached. Support hinges on preventing a Communist takeover in South Vietnam, with public opinion avoiding escalation toward North Vietnam or other aggressive options. The survey tracks shifts in attitudes from September to December 1965 and notes strong backing for President Johnson’s overall handling.
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Vietnam
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
North
North Vietnam
Red China
Scctee
Washington
Hanoi
Johnson
4160 Service Station Salesmen to Be Trained
The Labor Department approved a 1.7 million on-the-job training project to train 4,160 service station salesmen in 13 states. Shields Co. of Palatine Illinois will coordinate with state and regional associations in Michigan Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. About 3,000 trainees will be selected by federal state employment offices from long term unemployed while 1,600 will be upgraded from handyman and odd jobs in gasoline stations.
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Washington
Labor Department
Shields Co
Palatine
Ill
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New Nonoperative Hemorrhoid Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A New York Special reports science has found Bio-Dyne to shrink hemorrhoids while relieving itch and pain without surgery. Case results claim significant reduction and statements that piles ceased to be a problem with Preparation H suppositories and ointment available at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Political Poll Snapshots Color Vietnam Support
The text shows shifting public opinion on L B J's Vietnam handling with labeled party splits and quarterly figures. Republicans, Democrats, independents display varied approval percentages across different months, indicating evolving sentiment in 1965.
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L.B.J
Vietnam
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