Elks May Move On Whites-Only Membership Rule
Canton Ohio Associated Press reports E G Fournace new grand exalted ruler signals cautious about face on Elks whites only policy. Delegates at the 1971 convention in New Orleans gave him power to suspend the white requirement temporarily subject to majority lodge approval. Fournace 63 Elk since 1938 expects to visit all 50 states next year and is Ohio Power Co vice president. He notes earlier votes against removing the word white but estimates about 40 percent supported elimination in recent discussions.
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U S Leaves Chile Out in Cold
Washington reports Chile has been phased out of the U S foreign aid program due to economic reasons, not the rise of socialist President Salvador Allende. AID notes Chile needs no development loans as its balance of payments do not require help, while no loan applications have been made by the new government.
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Chile Misses U S Aid Favor In 1972 Budget
The exclusion marks a shift from earlier U S policy under Eduardo Frei and Allende’s predecessor. From 1961 to 1970 Chile received 461.8 million in development loans, about 50 per person, the highest per capita in South America. Brazil received 1.1 billion. Venezuela Argentina and Mexico were also omitted due to higher development levels.
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