Kennedy to receive scaled back foreign aid plan
A Clay Bell overhaul proposes fewer gifts and more development loans repayable in dollars. Military aid remains for nations facing direct Communist threats. The plan aims for a lower cost than 4.9 billion and signals a shift from broad grants to targeted development assistance.
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