Ike Aid Rips Demos Sparks Political Pattern Debate
Washington dispatch reports White House aide Bernard Shanley blamed Democrats for blocking legislative plans, signaling possible Eisenhower criticism of Democrats. The piece notes Bipartisan tensions as Congress remains split and hints Ike may speak out before the 1954 elections, while Barkley denies Shanley’s charges.
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Investments Abroad Rise Twenty One Billion Dollars
The Commerce Department reports U S foreign investments totaled 36 percent of dollars with a rise of 21 billion since World War II. Foreign holdings in the United States reached 234 percent, up eight billion since World War I, with private and government credits driving the increase. U S direct investments abroad accounted for most gains, while government loans and IMF subscriptions also grew through 1953. Western Europe and Canada saw substantial growth, with Latin America rising from 4.5 to 8 billion. Siege of data continues as postwar finance expands globally.
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