Richard L. Sifers, Vice President of The First National Bank in Guthrie, Oklahoma, wrote to Congressman Page Belcher expressing his support for the Jacobs-Javits Bill, which authorizes funds for medical research in artificial kidneys and transplants. Sifers, who relies on an artificial kidney for his health, shared his personal experience and urged the Congressman to pass the bill. Congressman Belcher responded, acknowledging Sifers' letter and stating that he will forward it to Congressman John N. "Happy" Camp, who represents Sifers' district, for consideration.