House panel rejects 4 percent GI loan rate plan
The Veterans Affairs committee in Washington refused to raise the veterans loan rate to 4 percent despite administration requests. It approved up to 150 million dollars for direct home loans to veterans in rural areas and supported using National Service Life Insurance reserves to back GI policyholders. The panel favored keeping mortgage money available and considered government financing builders' programs while noting current GI financing benefits with lower down payments and longer maturities.
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Bill Livingstone
Washington
House
Metcvans
Thorigaee
NSLI
Eisenhower
Congress
Teague
D-Tex
Eterans
Debate in MN on sanctions against Israel stalls at UN
Reports from New York indicate General Assembly discussions on sanctions against Israel were postponed after U S moves to seek a Middle East solution. Abba Eban hurried to Jerusalem for consultations while U S officials reassessed their stance as Israel refused troop withdrawal from Gaza.
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Tom Hoge
United: Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Israel
U.S
Middle East
U. S
Mov Assembly
Abba
Jerusalem
Georgia
Washington
Urces
Delen
United States
Baltimore Hold Up Strike Settlement
Baltimore stood alone as the sole port delaying a week old strike by the International Longshoremen's Association. A top federal mediator and officials from the Stearnshis Trade Association held talks late last night, with another session promised. August J. Idzik, head of Baltimore’s ILA locals, urged adoption of the master contract agreed Sunday in Hampton Roads, as Philadelphia reached an accord and New England dockers prepared to return to work pending word.
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Baltimore
International Longshoremen's Association
Ator
Stearnshis: Trade Association
August J. Idzik
STA
New York
Hampton Roads
Philadelphia
New England
Treaties to Break Trade Barriers In West Europe
Six West European nations agreed on plans to remove customs barriers among themselves and work toward a unified tariff for outside trade, with a 12 to 17 year trial period and final signings to occur in Rome. Leaders from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg pursued a common market and atomic pool amid overnight edits and cautious parliamentary approvals ahead.
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Stanley Johnson
Paris
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Rome
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belglan
Paul‘Henri Spaak
Six Nations
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Israel
Gazar
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Egypt
Dulles
United States
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