Foreign Aid Bill Praised amid Calls for Cuts
Washington President Johnson won congressional praise for submitting a foreign aid bill below last year’s $4.5 billion target but faced a chorus insisting $3.4 billion is still too high. Senate and House leaders warned the program will be hard to pass with cuts possible while hearings begin after Easter.
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Johnson seeks 3.4 billion foreign aid in fiscal 1965
President Johnson requests 3.4 billion dollars for foreign aid in the coming fiscal year, trimming the total from Kennedy’s plan and stressing private enterprise and self help. Hearings open with Secretary Rusk before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, with Morgan calling the year ahead tough. Johnson pledges further private investment incentives and reviews of aid programs. పన
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Influence of L A Cut in New Transit Bill
A state bill replaces MTA with a new agency amid Los Angeles area debates. The Rees measure, once stalled in 1963, is gaining support as a regional compromise. Assemblyman Thomas Carrell co-authors, with a Senate panel set to hear next Tuesday.
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Ocean Study Funds Proposal by President Ison
Washington proposed 138 million dollars for oceanography in the fed era, an 11 percent rise over the current fiscal year, announced Thursday by President John Ison. The move signals expanded federal support for marine research and coastal programs.
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Muscovites complain about city services in 1961 report
The Moscow City Council released figures showing over 5000 complaints from residents about dry cleaning laundry shoe repair and auto service last year. Taxicab income missed its goal by 4.99 million as the capital posted 97.7 percent of its planned revenue amid scarce night taxis.
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