Senate panel cites negligence in Bolivian irrigation probe
A Senate investigative committee reports negligence amid Bolivian irrigation dealings and related appointments. The record highlights costs, port routes, and a controversial directorate, with references to involved officials and potential mismanagement in late 19th century style.
Fish Farming Projects Delay by Funding Gaps
Washington report notes two fish production stations await completion as federal and state funds are scarce. Expected emissions approvals and a three to four week schedule are cited, with about $406000 needed to avoid idle facilities while projects advance this year. In addition a separate local insurance case in Plainfield details a costly "cheap policy" purchased by a family, revealing concerns about affordability and protection after an atomic shelter incident.
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Leaders Seek Two Billion Dollar Cut by 1961
Washington reports leaders aim to trim the 1961 federal budget by about two billion dollars. Chairman Clavens Cannon and Rep. Tabor of New York discuss minimizing appropriations while preserving essential functions. They predict thousands of civilian jobs may be cut or disallowed, with savings targeted from personnel costs and efficiency drives.
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