Reserve Bd cuts discount rate to 4%, ending 16-mo tight money period; move seen following trend of other interest rates; all regional Reserve Banks except Atlanta and St Louis had proposed cut; Treas hails move

U.S. DISCOUNT RATE IS REDUCED TO 4% TO LOOSEN CREDIT; Reserve Board Unanimous in Voting to Cut Charge for Lending to Banks LEVELS ABROAD FALLING Step Ends Period of Tight Money That Started With Advance to 4 % in '65

Berliners Applaud Humphrey Speech On War in Vietnam; BERLINERS CHEER HUMPHREY SPEECH

NASA releases 360 photos showing possible sites for manned landing; craft continues in lunar orbit although photo mission is complete

8 Moon Sites Picked For Apollo Landings; 8 MOON SITES SET FOR APOLLO CRAFT

enemy troops release 200-300 POWs in attacks on Quangtri

1,500 OF FOE RAID CITY IN VIETNAM, FREEING CAPTIVES; South Vietnamese Death Toll in Quangtri Is Put at 90-- 8 Americans Are Killed ENEMY'S LOSSES LIGHT 5 Buildings Struck at Once --Missile Sites Bombed on Haiphong Outskirts

Soviet Affirms Party Rule Over the Military Forces; Article on the Needs of Modern Warfare Causes Speculation That a Civilian May Become Defense Minister

named deputy comdr of US forces in Vietnam

GEN. ABRAMS GETS POST IN VIETNAM; Army Vice Chief of Staff Is Named as Westmoreland's Deputy Commander

Treas repts slowdown in rising unemployment; says employers no longer board labor

BRITAIN DISCERNS ECONOMIC PICKUP; Treasury Finds Confidence Returning to Business and Cites Better Car Sales

SLOWDOWN BEGUN BY CITY'S FIREMEN; POLICE TO PICKET; Alarms Still Being Answered --Patrolmen Will Protest at City Hall Today

$250,000 Ransom Frees Boy, 11

United Ch of Christ, United Presb Ch in USA and PE reprs meet, St Louis, to discuss combining urban soc efforts

2 Churches Withhold Proxies To Fight Kodak Rights Policy; 2 CHURCHES FIGHT KODAK ON RIGHTS

Met Commuter Transportation Auth chmn Ronan stresses need for gen aviation facilities to ease heavy traffic growth at 3 major airports

STATE GIVES FUND FOR 63D ST.TUNNEL; $37.5-Million Allocated for Subway Tube to Queens --New Line Studied

Scotland Yd confirms newspaper rept that it has lr from G Blake, spy who escaped from jail in '66; lr mailed from Egypt

Spy Who Fled British Jail Sends a Letter From Egypt

Sen subcom rept lauds USMC combat operations

SENATE PANEL CITES SHORTAGES IN NAVY

Thant to conf with Pope; US says Thant has not formally asked it to implement his call for 'standstill truce,'

THANT TO SEE POPE ON VIETNAM TODAY

Govt repts capture of 2 armed S Korean agents

CHARGES EXCHANGED IN KOREAN SHOOTING

Sunay visits Gen Eisenhower, Palm Springs

Turkish Chief and Wife See Eisenhowers in Palm Desert

Bottle of 1740 Canary, 1 of world's oldest bottles of drinkable wine, to be auctioned, London; Marquess of Linlithgow owner

A 227-Year-Old Wine Up for Sale in London

US to set up field hosps in Danang, Quangngai and Quinhon to treat most critical civilian casualties; puts cost at $15-20-million; Cong sources rept Sen E M Kennedy urged Adm to act to ease overcrowding of civilian hosps, warned he would hold pub hearings if effective action was not taken

VIETNAM TO GET 3 U.S. HOSPITALS; Field Units to Treat Worst Civilian Casualties of War

BY the time he was 30 years old, Creighton Williams  Abrams Jr. was a man of legendary exploits.

General With a Flair; Creighton Williams Abrams Jr.

The Proceedings In the U.N.; YESTERDAY

US troops use 1,000-degree temperature air blasts to rout Vietcong from tunnels N of Saigon

1,000 AIR BLASTS SHOT AT VIETCONG; New Device Is Used to Clear Tunnels North of Saigon

GUERRILLAS' FLIGHT REPORTED IN BOLIVIA

Govt sets up joint US and Vietnamese coms of experts to deal with major econ problems; some discussed; econ experts rept inflation appears stabilized at 2% a mo

SAIGON SETTING UP ECONOMIC TEAMS; U.S.-Vietnamese Groups to Deal With Worst Problems

Pres Johnson presents it to his parents; illus

Parents Accept Medal for Dead G.I.

POLAND'S PRESIDENT STARTS ITALY VISIT

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April 7, 1967

Headlines from April 7, 1967

U.S. DISCOUNT RATE IS REDUCED TO 4% TO LOOSEN CREDIT; Reserve Board Unanimous in Voting to Cut Charge for Lending to Banks LEVELS ABROAD FALLING Step Ends Period of Tight Money That Started With Advance to 4 % in '65

Berliners Applaud Humphrey Speech On War in Vietnam; BERLINERS CHEER HUMPHREY SPEECH

8 Moon Sites Picked For Apollo Landings; 8 MOON SITES SET FOR APOLLO CRAFT

1,500 OF FOE RAID CITY IN VIETNAM, FREEING CAPTIVES; South Vietnamese Death Toll in Quangtri Is Put at 90-- 8 Americans Are Killed ENEMY'S LOSSES LIGHT 5 Buildings Struck at Once --Missile Sites Bombed on Haiphong Outskirts

Soviet Affirms Party Rule Over the Military Forces; Article on the Needs of Modern Warfare Causes Speculation That a Civilian May Become Defense Minister

Billboard 200

More Of The Monkees

The Mamas & The Papas Deliver

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

My Cup Runneth Over

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