Senate to vote on Greece Turkey aid package
The senate schedules a 4 p m vote next Tuesday on extending 400 million dollars in military and economic aid to Greece and Turkey. Committees approved the proposal, though critics warn of a shift in U S foreign policy and potential Soviet reactions. UN action is urged amid claims the state department withholds information.
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Senate Debates Greece Aid and UN Role
Discussion in the senate centers on U.S. aid to Greece from 1944 to this year and a proposed further 250 million, with calls to involve the United Nations if possible. The talk extends to Russia, Moscow talks, and ensuring collective action rather than piecemeal steps, plus a push to place all cards on the table. A separate subcommittee investigates a Centralia mine tragedy, potential safety code enforcement lax, and likely new legislation. CIO protests budget cuts and partisan rhetoric arise during labor appropriation hearings. The document also lists daily school meals and highlights the honeybee’s pollination role.
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