Proposed New Look In Foreign Aid Policy Debate
The article surveys President Kennedy’s bid to reshape U.S. foreign aid into a permanent policy with broad executive power. It notes proposed funding of 7.3 billion plus 1.5 billion in repayments for new loans over five years, a shift to soft currencies, and creation of a unified International Development Agency. It reports Congress may resist but the aim is an unrestricted development loan commitment amid a restructured aid system.
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