Ministers to Meet On Interest Rates
The Cabinet level meeting today and Sunday of five major free world finance ministers is regarded here as a unique, and perhaps historic attempt to co-ordinate the trend of interest rates.	f</br></br>H. Fowler will meet at ChequersÛÓthe British Prime MinisterÛªs country homeÛÓwith his British, French, German, and Italian opposite numbers.</br></br>Each minister, by agreement, will have but two colleagues. FowlerÛªs will be Under Secretary Frederick L. Deming and White House aide Francis Bator.</br></br>is to be a success (in the view of informed officials here) it will agree that any competitive hiking of interest rates to protect the balance of payments of each should be avoided.</br></br>Perhaps the underlying assumption of the meeting (and it couldnÛªt have become a fact without it) is that the major powers are running a somewhat tighter interest rate pol-