William Martin Jr The Top Banker In The Middle
Washington AP profile of Wil McChesney Martin Jr chairman of the Federal Reserve Board as a central figure in U S monetary policy He defends rate hikes while facing criticism from Johnson Capitol Hill and Congress and describes the Fed as safeguarding the U S currency He will not resign and sees his role as middle ground in inflation and deflation concerns New Delhi report notes one tenth of Delhi's three million people live in slums indicating housing problems in the capital.
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Hemophilic Dog Colony Established in Oklahoma
A team at Johns Hopkins and Oklahoma researchers report establishing a colony of beagle dogs with classic hemophilia to study the human bleeding disorder. They note the Oklahoma beagles show milder disease than a prior North Carolina colony, with symptoms similar to human hemophilia.
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Ohio Democrats Split On Jobs And Taxes Me Too Issue
In Ohio ahead of the 1966 election Gov. James A. Rhodes touts "more jobs without more taxes" while Democratic leaders echo the theme but face a "me too" dilemma. Senate Leader Frank W. King and Rep. Rob Sweeney challenge Rhodes on job figures and tax needs, with Coleman guiding a party slate for governor and other offices.
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