Rutgers President Urges Fifty Year Aid to South Asia
The Rutgers University president told a Senate committee that the United States should provide economic and technical aid to South Asia for 10 to 50 years. He urged shifting aid from grants to loans and emphasized long term investment to raise education and productivity. Delays in military deliveries to Pakistan and the need to honor commitments were noted, with Afghanistan seen as highly vulnerable to Communist influence.
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Mundt Sees Slowdown by Split Demos
Washington word on congressional action shows Sen Mundt accusing Democrats of a deliberate slowdown due to internal divisions over civil rights school construction housing and other issues. Senate Democrats deny the claim and defend their pace amid a new Congress start.
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