Foreign Aid Debate Turns On Congressional Process
AP writer Walter R. Mears outlines two core facts shaping foreign aid fights in Congress. Major bills rarely fail and annual appropriations drive funding, forcing continuing resolutions while negotiators seek agreement before deadlines. Fulbright argues payrolls can run Nov 13 without new authority, while Rolfers says new authority is essential to fund the Agency for International Development.
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Bus Crash in Karat Province Kills Twenty in Northeast
Police report a head on collision between a bus and a truck in Karat Province killing 20 passengers and injuring 10 others. An ambush by terrorists also killed seven policemen on a road in Tak Province as they transported fuel. The second annual Vince Lombardi award dinner will be held on June 14 in Houston, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Houston. Fiji Islands report rampant venereal disease.
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Thieu to propose sweeping reforms for South Vietnam economy
President Thieu will unveil a major economic reform plan next week in Saigon. It calls for a flat 400 piasters per dollar rate, tax overhaul, anti black market measures, reduced imports, boosted exports, and encouragement of foreign investment. The package aims to Vietnamize the economy after two years of fiscal tightening and political delay.
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Unemployment fight ends with Keokuk woman's appeal denied
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Employment Security Commission rejected an appeal by Mrs. Sandy K Thoeny seeking unemployment benefits after an unintended pregnancy forced her to quit. The panel ruled the employer was not responsible, as benefits hinge on employer responsibility for leaving a job. The report also notes other unrelated political and sports items briefly embedded in the same dispatch.
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Plans Set for New Political Union in Caribbean Region
Caribbean leaders push for a four West Indian republic federation with Grenada and St Vincent and a Caribbean union. The plan targets a February meeting and a Declaration of Grenada while stressing economic integration through health and environment amid slow progress. The conference in Colorado highlights public health themes with Dr. James Kinney delivering the keynote.
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