Reserve Board Head OKs Tight Money Policy
WASHINGTON The Federal Reserve Board chairman William McC. Martin told the Senate House Economic Committee he would pursue a tighter money policy again if given the chance. He defended the Fed stance against inflation and noted the period since 1954 had been marked by restrictive monetary policy. In Rabat Morocco a separate note discussed credits and international aid programs, with Mills and Patman debating the balance between restraint and aiding growth.
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Senate House
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A damaged OCR fragment mentions a free longshot and references ten days, pontingines bangshed whine freacing. The readable text is unclear about actions, names, dates, or locations. This item appears to be a garbled public notice or classified fragment without coherent details.
Raymond Saunier Faces Meeting Difficulty
Raymond J. Saunier, chairman, testified last week that his council faces difficult meetings amid economic pressures. He said he remains unconvinced by minor concerns and stressed the need for stronger fiscal oversight.
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Ismall
Chandler Blasts Naming of Clements by Demos
Chandler blasted the appointment of his political rival former Sen by Clements Tuesday and said the Democratic National Committee will not get one cent from Rene.
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Kentucky Gay
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Johnson
Texas
Buddy
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National Committee
Paul Autor
Stright Johnson
Dishavasher Bailed Out in Girl Killings
In Chicago, suspect Redwell, who once admitted and denied involvement in the slayings of Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes sisters, was released on bail Tuesday by Judge Wilbert F. Crowley. Investigators announced that fragments found nearby did not belong to the victims, whose bodies were discovered on the city’s southwestern edge.
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Criminal Court
Wilbert F. Crowley
Pofter
Patrick Deeley
Bhutan
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Dex
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