USIA seeks $198 million for 1973 budget
Washington AP report on the US Information Agency asking Congress for an additional $2 million to reach $198 million for fiscal 1973. The piece covers USIA's global propaganda efforts from 16 Pennsylvania Avenue and outposts in Luluabourg and Masetu, debates over its size, CIA links rumors, and director Frank Shakespeare Jr. arguing for a robust outreach to curb Soviet influence.
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Voice of America
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Frank Shakespeare I Jr
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Soviet Union
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State Department
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Shakespeare
USLA
National Security Council
Nixon
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