U.S. Laos aid reform shifts aims and tactics
The Laos program, once seen as inefficient and corrupt, is overhauled to bypass Laotian officials, stabilize the kip, and target rural areas. The change cuts corruption risks, with U.S. and allied funds funneled directly to projects like wells and schools, improving distribution and reducing black market gains.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam
Washington
United States
Mendenhal
Mendseph Mendenhal
Rce
Ting
Vijof
Laas
Negro teachers balk at walkout amid city school tensions
In Brooklyn Bedford Stuyvesant Negro teachers refuse to join a strike called by AFL CIO UFT president Albert Shanker over a pupil assault at JHS 258. At Harlem IS 261 a community takeover plan prompts district friction while Donovan warns of competing powers within a troubled 1.1 million student system.
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Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Harlem
Bernard Donovan
Donovan
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Shanker
Board of Education
JHS
United Federation of Teachers
Sandra Terry
Terry
Loroi Jones
I. S
I. S. 201
Black Power Assembly
New 514 Percent Bonus Savings Certificate Offered
A financial notice announces a new 514 percent bonus savings certificate with yearly rate. The offer requires a minimum deposit of $12,000 and allows additional multiples of $100. The term highlights the structured tiered investment option for savers seeking higher yields.
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