Foreign aid under renewed debate and costs discussed
The piece traces U S foreign aid since World War II totaling 85.8 billion dollars with 60.4 billion for economic aid and 25.4 billion for military aid. It cites Kennedy and Eisenhower on reform, notes a 3.8 billion annual loss to funding abroad, and highlights criticisms of aid to dictators, postwar reconstruction, and the burden on citizens. It lists aid to Germany Italy Japan Austria and others.
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Bem Price
Washington (Ap
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State of the Union
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Congress
Eisenhower
Free World
U. S
Indo-China
Algeria
Germany
Italy
Japan
Austria
De Gaulle Faces Test as Algeria Peace Effort Looms
Paris AP reports Charles de Gaulle, riding strong after the January referendum, must deliver Algeria peace or risk losing political support. He weighs options, seeks negotiated settlement, and faces army resistance while pursuing France’s long term security and independence goals.
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Godfrey Anderson
Paris
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Algeria
Bourguiba
France
de Gaulle
Cedures
Indo- China
North Africa
Jin
Warren Keeps Court Course at 70 Planning No Retirement
Chief Justice Earl Warren marks his 70th birthday in Washington and says he has no intention of retiring. The liberal jurist discusses his career, routine, politics, and daily life with a steady, collegial tone.
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United States
Los Angeles
Warren
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
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William J. Brennan
Supreme Court
California
Eisenhower
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Sheraiton Park
Connecticut Ave
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Tom Clark
Clark
Connecticut
Felix Frankfurter
General J
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Mrs. Warren
Charles Evans Hughes
The Years of Crisis Uncertainty Clouds U.N. Future
United Nations faces a dangerous period with rising African-Asian influence while debates over Red China seating loom. U.S. stance hardens, Congo conflict strains, and Dag Hammarskjold's leadership draws mixed reactions from East and West.
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N.Y
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China
Congo
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Tibet
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Tion
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Peiping
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Aiken
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D-Ore
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R-Vt
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