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Foreign aid debate grows as program rises again
The article outlines rising U.S. foreign aid despite public calls for cuts, noting a total near 11 billion dollars for the next year, with 2 billion in military aid and 145 billion in loans since 1945. It cites critics like Representative John Ashbrook and Senator Mark Hatfield, plus Kissinger diplomacy shaping funding and geopolitical strategy across the Middle East and Africa.
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Congress
US Doles
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Overseas Development Council
House of Representatives
Senate
Don L. Bonker
Dem
Washington
Mr. Bonker
United States
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Africa
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
US Treasury
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
James B. Allen
Alabama
Rick Clark
Clark
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Joseph R. Biden Jr
Delaware
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hatfield
Ford
Pentagon
Europe
Japan
China
Philippines
Turkey
India
Pakistan
Iran
Greece
Agency For International Development
AID
Southeast Asia
Vietnam