Nations Spend Fair Share For Aid Senate Told
Senate study says free nations spend about two thirds of US foreign aid capacity, totaling roughly six billion over 1952 to 1955 while the United States spent over 20 billion. France and Canada spend more relative to the US, with France at 151.2 percent and Canada at 110.4 percent, as Canada lacks global duties.
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Haiti in Civil War Deepens as forces clash in Port au Prince
Hundreds of police and troops stormed streets near the presidential palace as Cantave opponents push to control the army. DesSalines barracks held about 500 soldiers with tanks and armored cars. Leaflets from planes urged Cantave to quit while U S Embassy staff rushed to manage the crisis.
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Failure as Leader Butler Says on Budget
Butler, Democratic national chairman, told Young Democrats in Toledo that Eisenhower’s budget troubles stem from a lullaby of peace and his party’s split leadership. He argued the President has failed to lead, push his budget, and gain cabinet and party unity, warning Democrats must salvage the program from within.
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Peron Bomb Plotted Before Exile Entry
In Caracas a bomb exploded in Juan D. Perons car five minutes before he would enter it. His chauffeur was slightly hurt and the vehicle burned. Maj Pablo Vicente said the Argentine Embassy planned the attack. Embassy Counselor Julio Negre dismissed the charge as publicity seeking. A separate note mentions ancient Roman women wearing bikini like garments.
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Pleven Says Cabinet Work Will Be Tough and Long
Rene Pleven arrives in Paris to lead talks on forming a new Cabinet after Guy Mollet resigns over Algeria policy. Pleven acts as agent for President Rene Coty to survey opinion and avoid naming a new premier. A round table conference of national party chiefs may be proposed to craft a common program.
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Johnson opposes long term foreign aid blank check
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson says Congress will not grant long term or no time limit foreign aid. He argues annual review is essential and rejects proposals to lock in future spending. House members and Knowland call for restraints on the international development fund while debating a possible two year authorization.
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International Cooperation
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