THOMAS LAMONT, BANKER, 68, DEAD; Was Retired Vice Chairman of Morgan Guaranty Trust Thomas Lamont, Banker, Dies; Was a Partner of J. P. Morgan

talks resume; Fitzsimmons charges lockout is 'labor-busting shutdown' aimed at winning new antistrike legis; Trucking Employers announces steps to continue movement of essential mil goods

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO PUSH RAIL STRIKE DELAY; Approval Expected Today to Halt Walkout 20 Days Truck Talks Resume PRESIDENT ASKS

George Moore Succeeds Bliss As President of the Met Opera; Moore Succeeds Bliss as Head of Met

HR Repubs propose converting Job Corps into residential skill centers to be administered by HEW Dept, converting Neighborhood Youth Corps into work-study program, and creating indus youth corps for on-job training

House G.O.P. Bloc Offers A Substitute Poverty Plan; House G.O.P. Bloc Proposes a Poverty Program

NAACP dirs resolution, without mentioning King, rejects plan to merge rights and peace movements; calls plan serious tactical mistake; says assn's main job is civil rights

N.A.A.C.P. Decries Stand Of Dr. King on Vietnam; Calls It a 'Serious Tactical Mistake' to Merge Rights and Peace Drives Fears Harm to Both Causes N.A.A.C.P. TO AVOID STAND ON VIETNAM

'66 dispute over NJ Migrant Labor Bd recalled as NJ Assembly approves Gov Hughes-backed bill to abolish bd, transfer duties to Labor and Indus Dept

JERSEY APPROVES PUBLIC DEFENDER; Assembly Passes Measure to Offer a Statewide System of Free Aid JERSEY APPROVES PUBLIC DEFENDER

boycott ends as horsemen accept plan proposed by Rockefeller and Legis leaders to raise '67 purses by $3.5-million; funds to be made available by deferring payments on NYRA debts; Travia comments

Peace at Aqueduct; They're Off Today; Albany Purse-Increase Proposal Ends 5-Day Boycott at Aqueduct

13-day strike ends with pact; provisions for newsmen noted; AFTRA reptdly withdrew most demands on FM announcers; both sides comment

RADIO-TV STRIKE ENDS IN NEW PACT; Networks-Union Agreement Permits Oscar Coverage AFTRA Ends 13-Day Strike of Radio-TV Chains

US troops kill 166 Vietcong in battle that enters 3d day, Mekong Delta; S Vietnamese troops find enemy arms cache 18 mi SW of Saigon; scattered clashes in other areas reptd; map

166 OF FOE KILLED IN DELTA FIGHTING; Air Attacks and Artillery Back 9th Division Units in Vietcong Stronghold 166 OF FOE KILLED IN DELTA IN 2 DAYS

WASHINGTON, April 10 In the presence of the President of the United States, his entourage and a paying crowd of 44,382, the New York Yankees opened the 1967 baseball season with unforeseen potency today. They routed the Washington Senators, 8-0, as Mel Stottlemyre pitched a twohit shutout and Bill Robinson and Elston Howard hit home runs.

Yanks Rout Senators, 8-0, but Mantle Is Injured; Reds Beat Dodgers, 6-1; 2-HITTER PITCHED BY STOTTLEMYRE Yankees Score 7 Runs in 3d Robinson, E. Howard Hit Homers in Opener

BOLIVIA UNCOVERS BIG JUNGLE CAMP; Trip to Base Is Described Fortified Area Called Red Guerrillas' Bastion Bolivia Uncovers Jungle Camp Said to Be Red Guerrillas' Base

WEBB HOLDS FIRM ON APOLLO GOALS AT HOUSE INQUIRY; He Tells Panel Investigating Fatal Fire Errors Can Be Erased and Aims Met REBUTS STIFF CRITICISM Asserts Board 'Overstated' Case in Study of Accident --Wide Review Asked WEBB HOLDS FIRM ON APOLLO GOALS

Johnson leaves for Punta del Este; common mkt seen major topic

RUSK AND LATINS SHARPLY DIVIDED ON TRADE POLICY; U.S. Secretary, in Uruguay, Bars Plan of Mexico and Peru as Too Extreme HIS PROPOSAL REBUFFED Ministers Reported Able to Agree Only on Reaffirming Principles Adopted in '61 Rusk and Latin Ministers Split Sharply on Trade Policy at Uruguay Meeting SECRETARY FINDS A PLAN EXTREME Rejects Proposal by Mexico and Peru to Aid Region He Is Also Rebuffed

WASHINGTON, April 10 President Johnson left tonight for Punta del Este, Uruguay, for a three-day conference with 17 other American heads of government, the first such  meeting since 1956.

Johnson Off for Uruguay And Summit Conference; Johnson Off for Uruguay and Summit Conference

India's Ruling Party Names a Moslem Candidate; Dr. Hussain Is Selected in Contest for Presidency He Would Be First of Faith to Lead Nation If Elected

Sikorsky flies 10-passenger craft to Hudson River pier for sea shipment to Taiwan; illus

Helicopter For Taiwan Flown to Hudson Pier for Loading on Vessel

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Bronze busts of best-known USSR cosmonauts to be unveiled in Alley to Space Heroes, Moscow, to mark 10th anniv of Sputnik 1 launching

Cosmonaut Bronzes Planned

D K Snell (ABC), R Erlandson (Baltimore Sun) and Vietnamese photographer for UPI hurt by mine, Rachkien, Mekong Delta

Two U.S. Newsmen Injured By Vietnam Mine Explosion

NASA rept says heart rate study shows pilots remain remarkably cool on missions, Aerospace Med Assn meeting; details; other tests made

PILOT STRESS LOW ON WAR MISSIONS; Study Indicates Heartbeat Average Is Near Normal

B Russell's Vietnam war crimes tribunal set for hotel; mgt says reservation was made by agency for 'a conf,'

Western Visitors Speak With Two U.S. War Prisoners in Hanoi

3 B-52s, en route from Guam to new Thai base, U Taphao, drop bombs 30 mi NW of Saigon

B-52'S BOMB FOE ON THAILAND TRIP; 3 Planes Stage Raid on Way From Guam to New Base

US Appeals Ct rules unconst amendment to Selective Service Act that bans burning of draft cards; vacates sentence of D P O'Brien; holds card burning 'symbolic act' protected by 1st Amendment guarantee of free speech; upholds O'Brien conviction for failure to carry card, returns case to Dist Ct for resentencing

Appeals Court Upsets Ban on Draft-Card Burning

Kennedy says protests against war restrained Johnson's handling of it even though 'doves' represent a minority viewpoint, int with Mich U student newspaper; says his view that bombing must be stopped is in minority

Kennedy Contends War Protests Put Curbs on Johnson

RC cultural soc, Pragma, closed by police for 'spreading ideas of subversive pol indoctrination'; some leaders held

Portuguese Police Close Catholic Cultural Society

Major General Thomas Francis Farrell was the Deputy Commanding General and Chief of Field Operations of the Manhattan Project, acting as executive officer to Major General Leslie R. Groves Jr.

Thomas Farrell, American general (born 1891)

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Sir Donald Burns Sangster ON GCVO
(26 October 1911 – 11 April 1967) was a Jamaican solicitor and politician, and the second Prime Minister of Jamaica.

April 11, 1967

Headlines from April 11, 1967

THOMAS LAMONT, BANKER, 68, DEAD; Was Retired Vice Chairman of Morgan Guaranty Trust Thomas Lamont, Banker, Dies; Was a Partner of J. P. Morgan

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO PUSH RAIL STRIKE DELAY; Approval Expected Today to Halt Walkout 20 Days Truck Talks Resume PRESIDENT ASKS

George Moore Succeeds Bliss As President of the Met Opera; Moore Succeeds Bliss as Head of Met

House G.O.P. Bloc Offers A Substitute Poverty Plan; House G.O.P. Bloc Proposes a Poverty Program

N.A.A.C.P. Decries Stand Of Dr. King on Vietnam; Calls It a 'Serious Tactical Mistake' to Merge Rights and Peace Drives Fears Harm to Both Causes N.A.A.C.P. TO AVOID STAND ON VIETNAM

Billboard 200

More Of The Monkees

The Mamas & The Papas Deliver

The Monkees

Doctor Zhivago

My Cup Runneth Over

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 11, 1967