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...Personally [inaudible], well, I've been [inaudible] and have advised the Jury of that fact and two that [Acting FBI Director L. Patrick] Gray, from what [former U.S. Attorney Harold H.] Titus who has [inaudible] of the [inaudible] over there has to go to see Sirica...
...bank's poor performance at first was blamed largely on losses in bond trading-not unusual at a time of slumping bond prices. But then Chairman Harold V. Gleason disclosed that Franklin also had lost $14 million in foreign-currency trading since March 31-later it was revealed that other losses were incurred before that date-and that the total loss could climb to $39 million by the time all trading contracts are fulfilled. He blamed the losses on unauthorized trades made by an unnamed employee who, he said, had been fired...
...Primate of All England and spiritual leader of the 46 million Anglicans on six continents is appointed in a peculiarly secular fashion. The Prime Minister of England (in the case of Harold Wilson, a Congregationalist) submits a single name to the Queen, who as head of the church makes the ritual nomination. To be sure, the Prime Minister has received advice from church leaders, but only after the Queen's approval is the name sent, for pro forma church election, to the dean and chapter of the historic see of Canterbury...
Even before last week's surprises (see following stories), the West seemed to have become a kind of political basket case. In Britain, Labor Prime Minister Harold Wilson's minority government clings tenuously to power 2½ months after a bitter, standoff election that top pled Edward Heath's Tories but seemed to show mainly that the voters have little confidence in either majority party. In Italy, no one seems to care very much whether Premier Mariano Rumor's two-month-old center-left regime, which is the 36th government the country has had since...
...Frank and Harold Levinson of Downstate Medical Center report in the Journal of Child Psychiatry that primary dyslexia is caused by some as yet unexplained defect in the nerve pathways that connect the inner ear, which helps control balance, with the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls coordination. The result of this defect, they claim, is a sort of permanent motion sickness that affects a child's balance and scrambles incoming visual signals. In fact, they say, 112 out of 115 New York City children known to have primary dyslexia were tested and found to be afflicted...