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i4 uditorsTo I iew*,*Sain on Situationiband black market operations in \ American goods.The GAO decision resulted, inifRevealediIlt;Union Grove.lt;tmmFATOVERWEIGHTA»«!**• I* tmt wttifyi § doctorster mtr »f«#uc! C*li«4 OOnsti ___ _7Zsr.TJ?iZjrAme™™ (««,»»*»•*•• S'* m tt Mini •«« *m The GAO team will be in Vietli»* ton** tMH SIM MM n v,— I . _ .. „ ,,m i# not g«»t%fio« least a month. It willbeen to Viet Nam during t h e congressional recess and picked up some wild stories about ^____ waste and diversion/* theI 'spokesman said.PIEDMONT - The Rev. W “They wondered whether GAOR Phillips, pastor of Method- bad made any recent audits. 1st churches at Spring Garden but the subcommittee was told and Union Grove, announces GAO hasn’t been out there in athat the Rev. Ernest Andress long time.” will be guest minister for the A GAO spokesman said the Venture in Faith revival serv- last field inspection by the Ices in the churches Sunday agency was made more than through March 4. tw® *ars ago, but that GAOThe Rev. Mr. Andress is a auditors are permanently as-native of Alabama and a grad- signed to the Agency for Inter-uate of Huntingdon College in national Development (AID) Montgomery. and Candler Headquarters in WashingtonSchool of Theology on the cam GAO’* Role Notedpus of Emory University in A’.-j The GAO is an investigative ianta. He is married and the arm of Congress with broad father of three children He is authority to audit almost all an ordained Methodist minister government spending, now serving as pastor of Cokes The three-man GAO “survey bury Methodist Church at Pen- team” will be joined later in •acola, Fla. Saigon by Oye Stovall, directorServices will begin Sundav °f the GAO’s international op-at 10 a m at Spring Garden and erations division.II a m. at Union Grove Eve- O'* of their major tasks will ing services will begin at 7 p.m he to determine if AID and o*h-Sunday through Tuesday at the er agencies are maintaining Sprirg Garden Church adequate controls over the hugeEvening services Wednesday construction projects and other through Friday will be heid at U* s assistance programs inWASHINGTON (TPNS) -ipecial team of governmentauditors .ill leave for Saigon • Urge !»«• 1™ P™^ ^ next week to check on controls congressmen w h o heard ru-over the massive United States mors of misuse of U S equip-aid and construct,on programs ment during visits to Vtet NamIn South Vtet Nam. ^ j_ ,| Meeting Stirs ProbeThe move by the General A spokft.man for the Hou3eAccountn.g Office, watc dog poreign Operations subcommilagency on government spen - Mid this week the matter of inga comes on the heels of re- a audjt by the GAq camePor,s of large-scale diversion o up a( g cjose(j meeting 0fthe panel with GAO officials several weeks ago.IWj[ lii/i/SJuCt ' “Some of the members hadViet Nam.Well over 1600 million in economic aid and surplus food isgoing to South Viet Nam in the fiscal year ending next June 30This is in addition to the billions bei :g spent there to armBv DAVID KRASLOWto ZZZ S 2K.VS5 commend to Washington head-*• mag oorinoa t» quarters whether a permanentTc^rrS^^U.. GAO field office should be esta-tm mmi «. - M«ii Of^rt rum 'blished in Saigon.
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Anniston Star
Anniston, Alabama, US
Thu, Feb 24, 1966
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