Soviet Challenge Fact or Fable In Foreign Aid Debate
A William L. Ryan analysis weighs Moscow’s cautious foreign aid program against US competition. It notes Soviet loans and grants total about two billion since World War II, with actual cash outlays possibly around 150 million, and argues long term American aid may deter Soviet influence while acknowledging Soviet trade remains limited and politically driven.
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Industrial factors hamper freedom of movement and competition
Industrial specialists lament Lag Rosely tall and Wednesday events. They warn grievous state in agriculture and note factors that can hamper freedom of movement or effort to compete with the United States.
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Coggeshall Sworn in as Aide to Folsom
Dr. Lowell T. Coggeshall on leave from the University of Chicago is sworn as Secretary of Welfare Folsom s special assistant for health and medical affairs. He will earn 15000 dollars yearly and succeeds Dr. Chester Scott Keefer, the first holder who resigned last fall.
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