U S Tightens Credit As Gold Frenzy Sparks Crisis
U S measures tighten credit amid a gold drain and stock market slump. The Treasury shifted 450 million in gold to fund sales, while the Fed raised the discount rate to 14 percent, signaling tighter credit and calls for higher taxes to stabilize the dollar.
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D-Ark
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Federal Reserve Banks
Boston
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dalllas
Europe
Bank of England
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Ways and Means
House Civl Rights Fight Heads To Tough Hearing
The House moves toward a civil rights bill battle with President Emanuel Celler pressing for Rules Committee action after Senate additions. Critics warn of a dangerous coalition while supporters hope for enough votes to pass. Hearings are planned for next week ahead of a brief floor debate and final vote.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Celler
Joe D. Waggonner
D' Ban
Basil Whitener
D- N.C
Dinner to Boost Fund For West End Bus
William Koerner, chairman of the West End Neighborhood council, announced a Chicken and Chitterling dinner tomorrow starting at noon in Apr. 104, Bldg. 14, P. T. Barnum apartments. Proceeds fund a bus for the Low Rent Tenants Improvement association. The council will meet April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in Apr. 104, Bldg. 14. officers will be elected.
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William Koerner
West End
Counleil
P. T. Barnum
Barnum Apartments
Brown Resigns Rumors Tap Pressure on Foreign Secretary
London sources say Foreign Secretary George Brown reportedly quit over not being consulted about the UK government’s response to President Johnson’s request to close the London gold pool. The Privy Council and Queen Elizabeth II were involved in the decision, Brown allegedly did not attend. Official denials followed amid speculation he faced continued pressure to withdraw.
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George Brown
Brown
Johnson
Harold Wilson
White House
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Roy Jenkins
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Privy Council
Elizabeth II
Marine hero dies after selfless aid near bunker
Jonathan Spicer, a Marine stationed in Vietnam, refused to kill and served in the medical corps under heavy fire. His last letter described a will directing $1000 to the church, $200 to buy his younger brother a horse, and remaining funds to his family. He wished burial on a Miami ranch, blessing his family with his insurance. His father and brothers mourn his loss, noting his faith and honorable life.
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Edward Feldman
Forest Hills
N.Y
William Spicer
Spicer
Vietnam
Rocky
Miami
Cary Grant Says He Is Feeling Much Better After Crash
Cary Grant, 64, told fans he was feeling much better after a Tuesday night auto accident in New York. He thanked doctors, nurses, and hospital staff at a Queens facility for care. The incident injured Grant, his companion Gratia von Fursamberg, 23, and chauffeur Troy Lindahl, 33, with Grant noting progress of all involved after viewing wreck photos.
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Cary Grant
Queens Hospital
Grant
Gratia von Fursamberg
Troy Lindahl
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