U.S. Food Aid Role and World Hunger Debate
American experts say the United States has supplied over four fifths of world food aid totaling about 25 billion dollars in two decades. They warn needs will rise in poorer nations while noting transport, storage, and local capacity limit delivery. Some favor long term aid tied to self help and gradual tech transfer rather than feeding the world, with debate on a federal grain reserve to stabilize prices.
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Huynh Kim Phat a 39 year old Qui Nhon teacher led 41 Vietnamese refugees in a two ounce gold paid, nine day voyage in a 40 foot fishing boat to Manila Bay. They arrived with 18 children eight women and most are hopeful for resettlement in the United States as officials arrange temporary housing and possible sponsorship in Canada France and other countries.
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