U.N. Congo patrol costs tally and funding shortfalls
United Nations finances items a heavy bill for Congo operations. Hammarskjold warns of a potential breakdown without further funding. The U.N. seeks $100 million for civilian aid and $82 million more in pledges, with the United States contributing $10 million. several nations have yet to fund their shares.
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Lettuce and Cabbage Prices Expected to Drop This Week
The USDA Marketing Service reports lettuce and cabbage prices easing with several produce items listed as good buys. Carrots, greens, parsnips, old potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, and rutabagas show favorable pricing. citrus fruits like grapefruit, oranges, and lemons are abundant. Rome Beauty and Winesap apples remain reasonably priced. avocados, bananas, and lemons in good supply. Snapped by regional markets, beans, onions, potatoes, celery, peppers, and sweet corn also available at lower slices than last week.
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